Burdock root tea is recommended in the fight against diabetes, as it contains active substances that regulate blood sugar levels. It is consumed internally, in cures of 15 days per month, 3-4 cups per day.
Treats urinary and kidney infections
Urogenital tract infections can be treated with burdock root tea. It contains polyacentylenes, substances with antibiotic role in the body, which successfully treat diseases such as cystitis, nephritis, urinary tract infections. In such cases, both internal consumption – 1 liter of tea per day and external use – daily sitting baths are recommended.
Rheumatoid arthritis
Burdock stops degenerative processes in the joints, has anti-inflammatory effects in the joints, helps stop the processes of destruction in the fine cartilaginous tissues of the joints, through its antioxidant action. At the beginning of the cold season, a cure with decoction of burdock root is kept, from which 2-3 cups a day are administered, in cures of 4-6 weeks.
Treats acne
Because it has a strong antimicrobial effect, burdock is “loved” especially by women. It contains arctioside, a substance that helps treat the most common skin infections: acne, boils, cuperosis, etc. It is useful both consumed internally, in the form of tea, and used externally, in the form of poultices, directly on the affected area.
Quickly relieves pain
The anti-inflammatory effect recommends burdens in driving away a wide range of pain caused by rheumatism, dislocations, sprains, insect bites, arthritis, gout, etc.
Helps to lose weight
Burdock tea also helps in weight loss due to its detoxifying or purifying properties. Fights digestive problems, eliminates toxins from the body and prevents the formation of fat layers. In addition, it gets rid of cellulite, while taking care of your entire figure.
Fights constipation
Indigestible sugars in burdock root stimulate the formation of Bifidus-type bacteria in the colon, increase fecal biomass and water content, stimulate intestinal peristalsis, improving elimination. Powder is administered, two teaspoons a day, morning and evening, for three weeks and can be resumed as needed, after a five-day break.
Antibiotic dressing
Due to the very high insulin content (45-50%), burdock root becomes a reliable adjunct to treatment with synthetic antibiotics. Prevents some digestive disorders: loss of appetite, stomach pain, intestinal transit disorders. The powder is administered, one teaspoon four times a day, in cures of at least 21 days.
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