Peony evading, extraordinary, or abnormal. Popularly popular under the following names: Marin Root or Peony Marin Root (Latin Paeónia anómala). The Explanatory Dictionary of the Living Great Russian Language Vladimir Dahl and the Annenkov Botanical Dictionary mention several plant names - martin grass, heart berries, shegna (Tschegna).
An evading peony is a species of perennial herbaceous plants of the genus Peony, family Peony. Cultivated in the gardens as an ornamental plant.
The generic name “deviating” is translated from the Latin anomalia, from the Greek - ἀνωμᾰλία “deviation”, “irregularity”. It is believed that this is due to the autumn color of this type of pions, which distinguishes it from other species.
What it looks like
Appearance (photo) of a peony evading A rhizome plant with several furrowed stems, about 1 m in height. The brown peony root with branchy, thick spindle-shaped tubers, white in the cut. The taste of the rhizome is sweet, when cracking emits a strong smell.Peony leaves are large, dissected, with segments divided into lanceolate lobes.
Flowers purple and pink, single, 10 cm in diameter. Perianth double. Flowering time is May - June.
Fruit - a combined leaflet of three - five leaflets.
Where grows
The species is common in Russia in Siberia, it is found in Kazakhstan, Mongolia and China. In the European part of Russia, one can meet in the Perm Territory, the Komi Republic (in the upper reaches of the Vychegda, Ukhta, Pechora Tansy, Pechora, Ilycha rivers, in the valleys of the Pechora lowland and Mezen-Vychegda lowland) and on the Turye peninsula.
The plant grows in light mixed forests, meadows and edges, in river valleys. Prefers fertile, moderately moist rich soils, sunny places. In the mountains, you can meet the plant to the subalpine zone. Does not tolerate grazing. The yield of rhizomes and roots reaches 5−10 kg / ha.
It belongs to rare plant species, and in some regions is considered endangered. The plant is noted in the Red Book of animals and plants of the Republic of Kazakhstan and the Republic of Komi.
Grass, rhizome and roots
Peony evading - medicinal plant. Flowers, leaves and rhizomes of plants are used as healing components.. In order to properly prepare parts of a plant for medicinal purposes, study the instructions for use from a peony evader. 
In medicine, using grass and peony roots
Medicinal properties
Pharmacological properties of pion:
- pain reliever
- anticonvulsant,
- sedative
- antitumor,
- betericidal.
What helps peony? The plant is used as a sedative for neurasthenia, stress. Tincture of peony for insomnia helps to improve sleep. Peony in the IRR is used in the complex for the treatment of vegetovascular dystonia, panic disorders, anxious phobias. Peony from the nerves gives good results in complex therapy. Peony petals are used in the treatment of epilepsy.
Pion infusion is used for poisoning, as a fixative for diarrhea. The plant activates the release of hydrochloric acid, which has a disinfecting effect. Components of the plant have a beneficial effect on the work of the digestive tract. Peony normalizes metabolism. Removes toxins from the body.
How to collect
Gather different parts of the plant at different times of the year. Before collecting plants read about peony evading reviews, where and how to collect. So you can easily find the grass and know how to collect, store the plant.
Harvest the above-ground part during the flowering period, in May - June. After collection, sort out the leaves, rinse and leave to dry in the open air. Can be dried in a special dryer at a temperature not exceeding 50 degrees. Store ready raw materials in a cool, dry place.
Collect roots at any time. Before drying, wash the roots, divide into small roots. Dry the roots with the leaves.
Petals collect in the flowering period before shedding.
How to apply
In order for the plant to give a positive result during treatment, you need to know how to take a peony. To the application of evidence of a pion evading there are different. 
Peon make decoctions, tinctures and tinctures. Mostly, they are prescribed peony as an additional remedy for treating epilepsy, sleep disorders, mastopathy.
Peony tincture is sold in a pharmacy. You can also make your own plant-based tincture. Peony goes well with valerian, motherwort, licorice and other sedative plants.
Tincture from pressure
Pion tincture with pressure has a complex effect, normalizes pressure, general condition. Tannins improve the elasticity of blood vessels.
Ingredients:
- Dried peony root - 50 gr.
- Vodka - 0.5 liters.
How to cook: Fill the peony with alcohol, leave in a dark place for at least 3 weeks. Strain before use.
How to use: Take 30 drops 3 times daily before meals. The course of treatment is 1 month, then a break for 10 days.
Result: Peony from pressure has a calming effect, improves sleep, normalizes blood pressure indicators.
Tincture from nerves and insomnia
In order not to harm your body, consult with your doctor before use and study the use of pion evasion tinctures.
Ingredients:
- Shredded plant roots - 50 gr.
- Vodka - 0.5 liters.
How to cook: Mix the components of the plant with vodka, close the lid of the container and leave in a dark place. Stir the tincture periodically. After 14 days, strain the mixture through 2−3 layers of gauze.
How to use: Take the tincture before bedtime. Dilute 3 tsp. tincture in 50 ml of water.
Result: Relieves stress, helps calm down, strengthens the body.
Tincture with mastopathy
Peony with mastopathy works very effectively. The presence of the disease provokes depression in women, which peony tincture treats well.
Ingredients:
- Peony roots - 2 parts.
- Tea kopeechnik - 1 part.
- Licorice root - 1 part.
- Vodka - 1 liter.
How to cook: Mix plants, cover with vodka and leave for 14 days in a dark, cool place.
How to use: Filter before use, take 1 tsp. 3 times a day. Begin treatment on the 4th day of menstruation and continue to take tincture for 2 months.
Result: Relieves pain, inflammation, swelling, normalizes blood circulation in the mammary gland.
Tincture with menopause
Peony with menopause gives a positive result when used in the form of tincture. What helps the infusion of peony evading? When climax, plant components have a sedative effect, eliminate inflammation, fatigue.
Ingredients:
- Dry peony flowers - 3 tbsp.
- Vodka - 500 ml.
How to cook: Fill the plant with vodka, insist 3 weeks.
How to use: Take 25 drops 3 times a day 30 minutes before meals for 1 month.
Result: Eliminates climate tides, mood changes, normalizes hormonal and emotional background.
Contraindications
Before use, learn contraindications from a pion. The components of the plant as a whole do not adversely affect the body, but side effects are possible with an overdose.
- dizziness
- pressure drop
- drowsiness,
- weakness.
In the period of application of tinctures or decoctions of peony is not recommended to engage in activities requiring special attention and concentration. Should abandon driving the car.
- pregnancy,
- lactation,
- childhood.
Before using the plant, consult with your doctor; examine the medicinal properties and contraindications of the pion evading.
Varieties
There are a lot of varieties of peony. Plant species are divided into tree and grass. According to the shape of the bud, terry, Japanese and non-terry peonies are distinguished. Evading peony belongs to grassy varieties.
- Paeonia anomala subsp. anomala.
- Paeonia anomala subsp. veitchii.
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What to remember
- Peony is a medicinal plant used for the treatment of mastopathy, gynecological diseases, nerves and insomnia.
- Store harvested raw materials no more than 2 years.
- Before use, study the instructions for use in peony evasion tincture.
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Meaning of the name peony
According to one version, the name of the flower is derived from the Greek word "paionios", which translates as "healing, healing."
But there is another version that is connected with the ancient Greek myth, which tells about the doctor Peone, who cured Hades (the god of the underworld of the dead) after his battle with Hercules. According to the myth, Asclepius (the god of healing who was the teacher of Peona) envied the amazing gift of his student, so he decided to poison him. But Peon found out about the intentions of his mentor and asked the Greek gods to intercede for him. The gods as a sign of gratitude turned Peona into a flower.
It is also said that the flower owes its name to the small town of Peony, located in Thrace (Balkan Peninsula), because it is here that peonies grow almost everywhere.
Where do peonies grow?
Today, peonies can be found in almost every garden, but in the wild this plant grows mainly in the forest belt of the European part of Russia, on the Kola Peninsula, in the western regions of Yakutia, in the eastern part of Transbaikalia. The pion is especially prevalent in the territory of Western and Eastern Siberia.
This plant prefers well-lit (or slightly shaded) and well warmed by the sun forest glades, edges, meadows, glades.
Peonies bloom at the end of spring, although much depends on weather conditions: for example, the timing of flowering plants in some years shift.
The duration of flowering depends primarily on the variety of pion and is about 8 to 16 days, whereas for varieties with side buds, this period is extended to 18 to 25 days.
Peony storage
For medicinal purposes, grass is used, as well as peony roots. In this case, the aboveground part is harvested during flowering, that is, in the period from May to June. Roots are often harvested in the same period.
Rhizome and roots are washed in running water, and then dried in the attic or under a canopy.
The aboveground part is dried in the same way. You can dry the raw material in the dryer, but the temperature in them should not be higher than 45 - 60 degrees.
It is important not only to dry properly, but also to store the plant. To do this, put the dried raw materials in paper or cloth bags, and the packaging should be sealed.
The shelf life of raw materials - no more than three years.
Tree peony
Tree peonies are deciduous shrubs with ligneous shoots. The height of this type of pion reaches 1–1.5 m, whereas in the southern regions one can find specimens whose height is about 2.5 m.
Tree peonies are considered to be long-livers because they can grow in the same place in the order of 100-150 years. They prefer the bright and sheltered places.
The flowers of the tree peony, which can form up to 30 - 70 pieces on one bush, are very large (they can reach 25 - 30 cm in diameter). The flowers of the peony tree have the shape of a bowl or a ball. They bloom in late May, with their bloom lasts about two weeks.
Tree peonies can be white, pink, yellow, red and purple.
This type of pion has healing properties. So, the roots of plants contain substances that contribute to the dilution of blood. In addition, drugs based on tree peony have anti-inflammatory, bactericidal, tonic, anti-acid and anti-edema effects, normalize high blood pressure and prevent blood clots.
Taking into account all the above, it is not surprising that this plant is actively used in Tibetan, Chinese, Japanese and Korean medicine in the treatment of the following diseases:
- arthritis,
- arthrosis,
- headache,
- hepatitis,
- diabetes,
- cardiovascular diseases
- tumors
- kidney disease
- poisoning
- staphylococcus,
- E. coli
- ulcers
- wounds
- stress,
- persistent night fever,
- carbuncles,
- amenorrhea,
- dysmenorrhea,
- cough,
- phlebeurysm,
- hemoptysis.
To make an infusion, peony flowers (you can also use the roots of a plant) are poured with boiling water (1 tablespoon of raw materials is poured with a glass of boiling water) and infused for about 10 to 15 minutes. The received means is accepted 2 - 3 times a day for a third of a glass.
Yellow peony
This is one of the varieties of tree peony, the area of which mainly covers China.
Peony yellow is a shrub or shrub up to one meter. Single flowers, whose diameter varies between 5 and 10 cm, are distinguished by a golden or copper-yellow color, their petals may have both a rounded and elliptical shape.
Peony blooms yellow in June.
This sort of peony (mainly plant roots) is used in Tibetan medicine in the treatment of nasal bleeding, migraine, sciatica, joint pain, depression, gynecological diseases, diabetes, thrombophlebitis.
For cooking broth 1 tsp dry crushed peony roots pour 500 ml of water, and then the resulting product is boiled for 20 minutes. The cooled and filtered broth is drunk on 100 ml three times a day.
Red peony
Red peony has a branched stem, short rhizome and large toothed leaves. Plant height rarely exceeds the mark of one meter. Large single flowers of a plant can be both pink, and dark red.
Interesting fact! Red peony belongs to the family of Buttercups, not Peony, but this plant is often attributed to the second family for resemblance to peony.
Important! The plant is poisonous!
In medical practice, plant petals are used, collected during flowering (raw materials are collected in dry weather, dried in the sun or in dryers at a temperature not exceeding 40 degrees). Red peony roots are collected from September to November, then they are washed and dried in the sun or in a dryer.
Red peony, which has anticonvulsant properties, significantly enhances the tone of the uterus, as well as the intestines and urinary tract. In addition, drugs from this plant contribute to blood coagulation.
Receiving drugs red peony is indicated for such diseases:
- pains in the stomach and intestines,
- hysteria,
- rheumatism,
- hemorrhoids,
- whooping cough,
- asthma,
- gout,
- epilepsy,
- sand and kidney stones.
Red Peony Infusion
1 tbsp. 300 ml of cold and necessarily boiled water is poured into the petals of the plant, after which the mixture is infused for 8 hours, filtered and taken 100 ml three times a day.
Peony narrow-leaved (thin-leaved)
The narrow-leaved peony (also called thin-leaved) has an elongated pineal-shaped rhizome. The stalks of the plant are bare, and reach a height of no more than 50 cm.
This type of peony can "boast" large flowers of regular shape, which are located at the very top of the stem. The flowers are about 8 - 10 large petals of bright red color.
Important! The narrow-leaved peony is an endangered plant that is rarely found in the forest-steppe part of the Crimea, Russia and Ukraine (this type of peony is listed in the Red Books of two countries).
Since the natural harvesting of this plant is excluded, the thin-leaf peony is introduced into the crop, that is, it is grown on specially designated plantations.
For medicinal purposes, the herb of the plant is used, which is cut off during the flowering of the plant, as well as the pineal rhizomes. All parts of the narrow-leaved peony contain flavonoids, as well as tannins, whereas in fresh leaves there is a large amount of vitamin C.
Preparations of narrow-leaved peony are used in medicine for the treatment of:
- anemia,
- epilepsy,
- poisoning (especially alcohol intoxication),
- kidney disease
- hemorrhoids,
- irregular menstruation,
- some heart diseases.
Important! The plant is toxic, therefore it is necessary to strictly observe the dosage.
Decoction of rhizomes
1 tsp raw material is poured 400 ml of boiling water and put in a water bath for 5 minutes. The broth taken from the bath is filtered, squeezed and brought to the original volume with warm boiled water. A third half glass is drunk three times a day, before eating.
Medicinal Peony (ordinary)
Medicinal peony (it is also called ordinary) in height reaches 50 - 85 cm and pleases gardeners with large flowers of red, white or pink color. This perennial plant has coarse stems and separate complex leaves.
Important! For medicinal purposes, only peonies with purple flowers are used.
The purple-red petals of the medicinal peony are dried immediately after collection (it is important to collect the petals before they fall off). The dried raw materials are stored in a dry and necessarily dark container.
Plants and roots of a plant that are cleaned from the ground, washed with cold water, and then cut into strips about 10-15 cm long (the thickness of the strips should be no more than 2-3 cm) are subject to preparation. The raw material is dried under a canopy until it becomes brittle, after which it is dried in a dryer at a temperature of about 50 - 60 degrees.Properly dried roots have a dark brown or yellowish-brown hue, and the root break becomes whitish-yellowish in color, turning to purple on the edge. The taste of dry roots and rhizomes is sweet-burning and slightly astringent, and the smell is pungent.
Medicinal peony, which has antispasmodic, diuretic, anti-inflammatory, analgesic, tonic and sedative properties, is used to enhance the tone of the muscular uterine walls, increase intestinal motility, relieve bronchospasm with whooping cough, and bronchial asthma.
In addition, drugs peony medicinal shown in intestinal and gastric spasms, hysteria, epilepsy, dropsy, edema.
Chinese medicine uses peony drugs in the treatment of such conditions:
- retinal hemorrhage
- infectious hepatitis,
- gastric diseases,
- crayfish,
- diabetes,
- gynecological diseases
- nephritis,
- hypertension,
- whites
- violation of the menstrual cycle,
- spastic colitis
- ulcers,
- gastritis,
- lack of appetite.
In Tibetan medicine, a decoction of the rhizomes of the pion is used in the treatment of:
- tuberculosis
- colds
- bronchitis,
- pneumonia,
- liver diseases,
- pulmonary diseases
- stomach cancer
- diarrhea,
- dysentery,
- dysmenorrhea,
- polyarthritis,
- gout
- hypertension,
- encephalitis.
The powder from the roots of the plant is part of an effective wound healing ointment, which is indicated for bone fractures.
Official medicine widely uses tincture from the roots of the medicinal peony as a sedative for insomnia, neurasthenia and various vegetative-vascular disorders.
Peony infusion for whooping cough and asthma
1 tsp dry peony flowers should be poured 250 ml of cold boiled water and insisted in a closed container for two hours, after which the infusion is filtered and consumed in a tablespoon three times a day.
Broth with spasms, hysteria, swelling and urolithiasis
0.5 tsp crushed rootstock plants pour a glass of water and put on fire. The product is boiled under a lid for 10 minutes, then infused for one hour, filtered and drunk a tablespoon three times a day.
Important! The plant is poisonous, therefore the prescribed dosages should be strictly observed.
Mountain peony (spring)
Mountain peony has a practically horizontally outspread rhizome, an erect and single stem, the height of which does not exceed the mark of 30 - 50 cm. At the same time, the stem of the plant, which in the spring takes on a red-violet hue, is slightly ribbed.
A large flower of a mountain peony has a light cream halo (white and pink halos are less common). The smell of the flower resembles the scent of poppy.
In the wild, this rare species of peony listed in the Red Book is found in the south of Primorye, in East Asia, and also on some islands of Japan.
All parts of the plant are used in folk medicine in the treatment of diseases of the central nervous system, headache and some disorders in the gastrointestinal tract.
The composition and properties of the pion evading
Essential oil
- increased secretion of glands,
- Contribute to increased gastrointestinal motility,
- decrease in fermentation in the intestines,
- regulation and normalization of the functions of the central nervous system,
- enhancing the process of bile secretion
- strengthening the cardiovascular system.
Starch
- saturation of the body with energy
- increased insulin synthesis
- excretion of bad cholesterol.
Glycosides
- increased urine excretion
- dilation of blood vessels
- destruction of germs and bacteria
- increased sputum discharge
- calming the nervous system.
Tannins
- improved digestion
- normalization of gastrointestinal functions,
- elimination of inflammation,
- neutralization of bacteria
- acceleration of wound healing.
Sahara
The main task of sugars is to provide the body with energy.
Flavonoids
- elimination of toxins
- neutralization of bacteria and microbes
- elimination of allergies or reduction of its manifestations,
- promoting bile excretion
- removal of inflammations
- acceleration of wound healing
- relieving spasms
- increased urine excretion.
Alkaloids
- relieve pain,
- eliminate cramps
- help stop bleeding,
- calming effect on the nervous system.
Organic acids
- detoxify
- restore acidity
- normalize digestion
- soothe the nervous system
- relieve inflammation
- eliminate joint pain.
Glutamine
- regulates metabolic processes and the gastrointestinal tract,
- improves skeletal muscle activity
- promotes the synthesis of amino acids and glucose,
- improves blood formation process.
Arginine
- strengthens the immune system
- promotes wound healing
- enhances the synthesis of growth hormone
- increases sexual activity in men
- transports oxygen to the tissues of the body,
- removes slags, thereby normalizing the work of the liver,
- removes bad cholesterol,
- prevents the development of thrombosis and atherosclerosis,
- stimulates insulin production
- lowers blood pressure.
Resins
- accelerate the wound healing process,
- neutralize the action of microbes and bacteria,
- strengthen the immune system.
Vitamin C
- normalizes the functions of the central nervous system,
- significantly improves iron absorption
- contributes to blood formation,
- removes toxins.
In addition, the evading peony contains micro- and macroelements (strontium, chromium, potassium, calcium, sulfur, aluminum, iron, magnesium, copper, etc.), which are extremely beneficial for health, namely:
- normalize the work of the female genital
- regulate the work of the central nervous system,
- stimulate mental activity
- promote wound healing
- reduce allergic reactions.
The benefits and harm of peony
An evading peony is an adaptogen that naturally regulates the immune system, thereby not only protecting the body from various viruses and infections, but also significantly speeding up the healing process.
Taking pion preparations helps to ensure that radioactive radiation is transferred much easier, as well as chemotherapy. In addition, the preparations of the pion evading adversely affect the simplest organisms, so they are used as a bactericidal agent.
In Chinese medicine, this type of peony is part of antitumor fees.
Harm to this plant can bring only if the prescribed dosage is not observed.
Peony Evasion Action
Peony preparations soothe the nervous system, so they are used in the treatment of neurotic conditions, insomnia and other disorders of the nervous system.
- sleep improvement
- headache elimination
- improved appetite
- increase performance.
Peony is also used for colds because it relieves fever, increases urinary excretion, promotes sputum discharge and eliminates inflammation.
With the help of peony evaders, you can quickly eliminate the symptoms of alcohol poisoning, remove toxins and wastes from the body, and clean the liver and kidneys.
In addition, this plant normalizes metabolism and increases the acidity of gastric juice, which favorably affects the digestive process, not to mention the fact that preparations based on peony accelerate the healing process of ulcers and wounds, relieve spasm of smooth muscles of both internal organs and blood vessels. vessels.
Peony - a remedy for nerves
Peony preparations are considered to be an excellent remedy for chronic fatigue, overwork, hysteria, stress and lack of sleep, because they have a sedative and tonic effect. So, peony infusion will help improve mood, get rid of insomnia and overcome depression.
The therapeutic effect is primarily due to the presence of glycosides of salicin and methyl salicylate. In addition, the sedative effect is associated with the stimulation of the production of endorphins by the body, which cause a feeling of happiness.
For cooking 1 tsp. crushed peony roots poured 600 ml of boiling water and infused for half an hour. The drug is taken 10 minutes before eating two or three times a day.
Peony flower (petals)
Peony flowers contain aromatic substances, therefore they are used in pharmacology in order to improve the taste of medicinal solutions. In addition, ascorbic acid is present in this part of the plant, therefore infusions and decoctions of peony flowers are used in the treatment of colds.
As an external remedy, tincture of peony flowers is used for radiculitis and joint pain. For the preparation of a half-liter jar filled with flowers of the plant and filled with vodka. The tincture is filtered after two weeks and is used for rubbing into sore joints.
Peony seeds contain a large amount of fatty oils, therefore preparations based on them have long been used in the treatment of angina and pulmonary diseases.
Seed tincture is used for gastritis, as well as uterine bleeding.
Interesting fact! Healers of Ireland with the help of peony seeds were treated for postpartum ailments, for which 9 peony seeds were ground, mixed with brown, almond nuts, and aniseed white water.
Application
The official medicine uses tincture from the underground part of the pion who evades in the treatment of neurasthenic conditions, insomnia, vegetative-vascular disorders of various genesis, headache, and chronic fatigue.
The roots of this plant have long been included in the composition of anticancer fees, accelerating the cure of cancer.
Peony roots are used in the treatment of epilepsy, viral diseases, poisoning, diseases of the liver and kidneys.
Thus, in case of stomach cancer, it is recommended to prepare the following remedy: the dried roots of the plant in a ratio of 1:10 are poured with boiling water and infused for at least two hours. Infusion is taken in 100 ml three times a day.
If we talk about traditional medicine, then Avicenna also used a peony for the treatment of pain and burning in the stomach. The roots of this plant were also widely used in Russia: for example, gout, rheumatism, gastrointestinal diseases, hemorrhages, stroke, epilepsy were treated with broths and infusions from this plant. At the same time, the treatment included the use of not only infusions, but also fresh root (a piece of root the size of a pea was taken three times a day after meals, washed down with water).
Peony tea
The tincture is indicated for the treatment of gastritis, uterine bleeding, cough, pain of various origins, rheumatism and gout.
10 g of peony evading (you can use the collection of all parts of the plant) pour 100 ml of vodka, after which the agent is thoroughly mixed and left for two weeks to infuse in a dark and cool place. It is important not to forget to regularly shake the tincture. The filtered medium after the specified period of infusion is poured into a container made of dark glass. Drink tincture of 20 drops three times a day.
Peony ointment
Used externally for joint pain, neurological inflammation, treatment of inflammation of the trigeminal and sciatic nerves.
The ointment is prepared from the dried peony root of the evader, which must be grated, then add to the resulting mass of interior pork fat in a 1: 1 ratio. Next, the mixture is sent to a water bath and slowly heated for 30 minutes. Removed from the heat and cooled mass is used in the form of compresses and rubbing.
To maximize the effect, it is recommended to take pion tincture simultaneously.
Peony extract in drops (instruction)
Pharmaceutical peony extract is used in the treatment of all those conditions that tincture is made at home, including:
- vegetative-vascular dystonia,
- nervous disorders
- headache,
- insomnia,
- diseases of the reproductive system
- some types of cancers,
- convulsions
- epilepsy.
Pharmaceutical tincture is taken internally in 25 to 40 drops three times a day before eating, while the tincture should be diluted in 50 to 70 ml of water.
Treatment is carried out in a course of 25 - 30 days.
Important! There are no absolute contraindications to the use of peony tincture. Side effects are extremely rare and pass quickly.
Pion extract tablets
Pion extract is produced not only in liquid, but also in tablet form.
Tablets have a sedative, anticonvulsant, membrane stabilizing, antioxidant and antihypoxic effect on the human body, as a result of which they are indicated in the treatment of sleep disorders, increased nervous excitability and neurocirculatory dystonia.
Tablets are taken orally on 1 capsule twice a day, half an hour before meals. Acceptance of tablets is carried out within 21 - 30 days. If necessary, the course is repeated after a ten-day break.
Contraindications to taking pills are:
- age up to 12 years
- pregnancy,
- breastfeeding period
- galactose intolerance,
- lactase deficiency.
Care should be taken to take pills for hepatic and renal failure.
Five Peonies Syrup
The Five Peonies Syrup has the following effects on the body:
- relieves tension and overwork,
- eliminates the feeling of anxiety,
- normalizes sleep and appetite
- restores strength
- increases the body's resistance to stressful situations.
The drug, which consists of the amino acid tianin, peony extract, Baikal skullcap roots, hawthorn fruits, motherwort, hops, linden, oregano, passionflower grass and black currant juice, is absolutely safe, because it gently affects the body and does not cause any side effects.
Indications for the use of the syrup "Five pions" are:
- neurotic disorders that are accompanied by irritability, anxiety, weakening of memory, fear and fatigue,
- headache (migraine),
- sleep disturbance and mild forms of insomnia,
- violation of the gastrointestinal tract and cardiovascular system,
- skin diseases provoked by nervous disorders (dermatitis and neurodermatitis),
- menopausal and premenstrual syndromes.
So, for sleep disorders, syrup is taken in 1 st.l. before bedtime. When overexcited and stress shows a single dose of 2 tbsp. drug. With anxiety and mood swings, it is recommended to drink 1 tsp syrup. three times a day.
If the syrup is taken as a preventive measure to increase concentration, improve memory and calm the nervous system, then the daily rate of syrup should not exceed two tablespoons.
Important! Children over 14 years old can take this syrup for 1 tsp. twice a day - in the afternoon and in the evening.
Contraindications to the use of syrup are:
- individual intolerance to any component of the drug,
- periods of pregnancy and lactation,
- childhood.
Chemical composition of peony root
The widespread use of peony root is due to its unique chemical composition. Again, before using the plant it is necessary to carefully study it to avoid allergic reactions and side effects. The composition of the pion root includes the following elements:
- Tannins. These are organic compounds that are present in fruits and plants. For the body, they are very useful, as they have a bactericidal, anti-inflammatory effect, allow you to get rid of toxins and toxins in the intestine.
A rich complex of substances in the root, provides its medicinal properties for women. The use of products containing peony root, can effectively deal with many gynecological diseases: fibroids, endometriosis, adnexitis, menstrual disorders.
Herb Peony medicinal properties and contraindications
Dried peony raw materials can be stored for about three years, and the preparations in which it is included can save a person from a number of diseases:
- Herbal decoction is very effective in the treatment of colds, it will help get rid of the symptoms of fever, coughing and quickly eliminate sputum.,
- The pion plays an important role in treating intestinal diseases, as it relieves spasms, normalizes the secretion of gastric juice, has a bactericidal effect,
- Often a decoction of dry plant raw materials used in dermatitis, as the grass peony has proven its effectiveness in the treatment of skin diseases.
The intricacies of taking peony root
Many people, even from an early age, suffer from joint pain. Sometimes it develops into more serious diseases. To avoid this, the floor of a liter jar needs to be filled with dry roots and poured with vodka. The resulting solution should be left for two weeks in a dark place. After that, you need to lubricate the diseased areas with the obtained agent. The pain goes away very quickly.
In the treatment of gastric cancer, you need to pour boiling water over the peony root in the ratio of 1:10. After the infusion is infused, it should be taken daily at 300 ml.
Given the modern rhythm of life, every second person suffers from chronic fatigue. Peony root is almost a panacea for insomnia and nerves.
In this case, the dry roots of 1 teaspoon pour half a liter of boiling water. The broth should be taken three times a day before taking a meal. Many who have used such a tool have noted significant improvements.
Before taking the drugs, with the peony root in the composition, it is necessary to consult with your doctor. Independently, it can be taken only for insomnia or light neurosis. In this case, 40 drops of tincture are mixed with a glass of water and drunk before bedtime, for better effect.
Some children are hyperactive, so difficult to cope with them. In this situation, after consulting with a doctor, they can also be shown the pion root in very small dosages. The main thing is to do everything very carefully, and the child’s age must be over 12 years old.
In addition, the use of peony contributes to quality weight loss, so you can use the plant for culinary purposes - to improve the taste of the dish. The taste is spicy and savory. The use of plants greatly accelerates the metabolic processes in the body, removes toxins from it. Peony root helps to eliminate excess fluid, which also helps in the fight against overweight.
Preparation of raw materials, preparation
Peonies are white, pink, red, maroon, coronary, their petals are harvested in the flowering phase of the shrub. The plant shows great beauty, exuding a divine fragrance, from early spring to the first frost in October-November.
Drying peony flowers is quite simple:
- The collected petals are carefully sorted out, separating foreign matter.
- They are dried either in dryers at 50 ° C, or the raw materials are placed in covered dry rooms, for example, in attics.
- Dry peony petals stored in a dry, cool place.
Interesting! Planting and caring for peony at home is not so difficult, bringing a lot of pleasure from its beauty.
Oil is also made from flower petals, it can be made independently. Peony oil is prepared as follows:
- The collected material is washed and lightly dried.
- Placed in a glass container, pour olive oil so that the layer of oily component covered the petals by 1 cm.
- Store the resulting product in the refrigerator in a tightly closed glass container.
For medicinal purposes also use water infusion, prepared according to the following recipe. Two tablespoons of dry raw materials pour 250 ml of cold boiled water. Placed in a boiling water bath, hold for 30 minutes. Capacity is wrapped with a towel and kept until completely cooled. Filter through gauze. The shelf life of the infusion in the refrigerator does not exceed 24 hours. 
Healers use alcohol tincture of petals shrub. The dried material is placed in a glass jar and pour 500 ml of vodka. Insist in a cool, dark room for 30 days. Thoroughly filter. The finished tincture is stored in the refrigerator.
Tea with peony petals also has healing properties. To prepare it is simple, pour boiling water over several peony petals and add sugar or honey to taste.
Peony Flowers - Medicinal Properties
Preparations made from bush petals are used as a remedy:
- sedative
- anticonvulsant,
- hemostatic,
- normalizing metabolism
- pain reliever
- bactericidal, anti-inflammatory,
- tonic
- antitumor.
Impact on the nervous system and psyche
The calming effect of drugs from the petals has been carefully studied and confirmed by official medicine. Peony tincture is used as a natural sedative for neurasthenic states: excessive psychomotor excitability, hysterical seizures, vegetative-vascular pathologies, insomnia, intermittent sleep. The peony petals tincture in the treatment of neurasthenia has proven itself well. It is recommended to take dosage forms to overcome the negative effects of stress.
Prescribe medication in the treatment of anxiety and phobic disorders, including the relief of panic attacks. In medical practice, the properties of pion petals are evaluated in the complex therapy of epilepsy, since the administration of drugs prevents or reduces the intensity of seizures and convulsions. Marin's root preparations prolong the anesthetic effect of hexobarbital - a means for non-inhalation hexenal anesthesia. The plant acts as a strong antispasmodic and analgesic drug for intense headaches.
Impact on the digestive tract
Water infusion is used as an antidote for various poisonings, including alcohol intoxication of the body. Other useful properties:
- The tool is prescribed for problems of the digestive system.
- Use the fixing properties of pion for diarrhea.
- Recommended medication to eliminate gastric and intestinal colic.
- Moderately stimulates the production of gastric juice.
- It activates the release of hydrochloric acid, detrimental to the simplest, harmful bacteria and other microorganisms.
Peony tincture is used for stomach ulcers and gastritis with low acidity. Petals of the plant have been used in the treatment of dysentery.
Use in viral diseases
In case of epidemics of the flu and a common cold, folk healers recommend drinking 250 ml of freshly brewed tea from dry petals daily. The plant has a powerful ability to cleanse the body of toxins, toxins, which will allow much faster and more comfortable to overcome painful conditions. Gargling with infusion of peony for sore throat, laryngitis, pharyngitis will bring indisputable benefit.
Peony harvesting and storage
For medicinal purposes, use the roots and grass of the plant, they are harvested during the flowering period. Roots and grass can be harvested at any time of the year. The dug out roots are cleaned from the ground, washed thoroughly with water and cut into pieces 10-12 cm long and from 2 to 3 cm thick. They are then dried in ventilated places or in the shade. After the plant becomes brittle, it must be dried in a special dryer at a temperature of 40-50 ° C.
It is noted that in order to avoid a headache, it is not necessary to be in a place where peony roots are dried. Raw plant consists of pieces of rhizomes and roots of different lengths. Outside, they are brown or brown. Yellowish fracture, and purple along the edge. The shelf life of harvested raw materials is up to 3 years. The taste is both sweet and burning, slightly astringent. Smell - sharp.
The composition and therapeutic properties of peony
- It should be remembered that the evading peony is poisonous. The roots of this plant contain carbohydrates, essential oils, benzoic acid, sitosterol, calcium, manganese, potassium, vitamin C. In the aerial parts of the plant there are bioflavonoids, tannins and glycosides. There are also fatty oils to the seeds.
- In official medicine, the peony is used as a tincture manufacturer, in addition, its grass, root, rhizome is used, both in dry form and in briquettes. Scientists have proved that the preparations containing this healing plant in their composition have a calming effect, they have a good effect on the work of the heart, on the blood vessels, on the work of the nervous system. Used peony for the treatment and prevention of neurosis, sleep disorders, hypochondria. Also drugs based on it are used as agents that stimulate the secretion of gastric juice.
Soothing tincture
Tincture of 10 percent of the grass and peony roots on 40% alcohol. The infusion is a clear, light-colored liquid, very bitter and astringent to the taste. This soothing tincture is prescribed for neurasthenia and insomnia. Take 30-40 drops 3 times a day. The course of treatment is 1 month. Sold in a pharmacy in bottles of 200 ml. Store in a cool place.
