How to take peony tincture for hypertension and other diseases

Peony tincture lowers or increases blood pressure, such a fairly common question arises among those who suffer from this pathological condition. Among patients with arterial hypertension, a traditional medicine called "tincture of five herbs" has become widespread. In its composition there is an extract of the evading peony, it also has another name - Maryin root.

Doctors recommend this plant for vegetovascular dystonia, neuropsychiatric disorders with high excitability. It has a good sedative effect and is often used in complex therapy for insomnia.

Specific properties of the plant

Maryin root grows in Siberia, in the Altai Territory, it can also be found in Mongolia, China, and Kazakhstan. The plant is listed in the Red Book, it is classified as a rare species. In folk medicine, all parts of the herb are used: rhizomes, leaves, stems. Tincture is indispensable in the treatment of many diseases.

In addition to its antihypertensive properties, peony has many beneficial effects:

• antimicrobial;
• anticonvulsant;
• soothing;
• anticonvulsant;
• painkillers.

The medicine is indispensable in the treatment of various diseases and has gained popularity in both conventional and traditional medicine.

The therapeutic effect is achieved due to the increased content of vitamins, trace elements and minerals in the roots, stems, flowers and leaves of the herb.

Like other medicines based on medicinal plants, Maryin root has a positive effect on the entire body as a whole. It helps lower blood pressure, improves heartbeat, and works as an anticoagulant. The tincture has a beneficial effect on menopausal women and helps normalize blood pressure in case of hormonal imbalance.

Peony tincture under reduced pressure is contraindicated for use.

The composition of the medicine

The drug is produced in the form of an alcohol tincture based on the evading peony. The grass is a perennial plant and belongs to the peony family. Insist it on 40% ethyl alcohol.

For the production of infusion, flowers, leaves, stems and rhizomes are used. The roots are red-brown in color, have a strong aroma and are sweet in taste. Leaves, stems and flowers are used as raw materials only during the flowering period. Roots and rhizome are harvested at any time. Most of the minerals and vitamins are found in the roots.

• benzoic acid;
• salicylic acid;
• tannins;
• flavonoids;
• alkaloids;
• glycosides;
• essential oils.

Maryin root is classified as a poisonous plant.

Herbal preparations are not fully investigated by scientists, as they have a complex composition. Many patients think that herbal treatment is completely harmless, but it is not. The infusion contains only ten percent of the active substance, and if used correctly, it cannot be poisoned.

Diseases for which the infusion is used

This herbal preparation is mainly prescribed for nervous disorders, as it has hypnotic and sedative properties. But it has been widely used in other areas of medicine. The drug is used in the correction of certain conditions and in complex therapy.

1. Diseases of the gastrointestinal tract;
2. To normalize metabolic processes;
3. Treatment of neuropsychiatric disorders, elimination of insomnia, reduction of excitability, restoration of endurance and working capacity.
4. Therapy of various phobias, stress, depression.
5. Restoring normal rhythms, improving sleep.
6. In the complex treatment of malignant and benign tumors. It has a good effect on diseases of the ovaries (polycystic syndrome) and the cervix.
7. Convulsions, spasms.
8. Skin diseases.
9. For general strengthening and increasing the body's resistance.
10. Used to normalize the menstrual cycle and during menopause.
11. In cosmetology, peony is used to improve the condition of the skin.
12. Restoration of normal hair growth, prevention of hair loss. The positive effect is achieved due to the high content of essential oils and amino acids in the medicine.
13. For the treatment of headaches of unknown origin.

You can not prescribe a drug for yourself, as there are a lot of side effects.

The use of peony in diseases of the heart and blood vessels

Peony tincture at elevated pressure has a good therapeutic effect. This medicine will be useful for hypotensive patients.

• due to the content of tannins, the elasticity of the vascular walls improves;
• working capacity increases;
• the spasm of muscle muscles in the wall of the artery decreases;
• insomnia passes;
• the heart rhythm normalizes;
• vascular tone is regulated;
• vascular resistance decreases.

The drug is often prescribed to patients with neuropsychiatric conditions accompanied by arterial hypertension.

Contraindications for use

Like all herbal preparations, the tincture of Mary's root has a contraindication for use. The main one is low blood pressure, as the herb has a hypotensive effect.

• allergic reaction to components;
• period of pregnancy and lactation;
• chronic kidney and liver diseases;
• alcohol dependence, since the infusion consists of alcohol;
• gastritis with high acidity;
• childhood.

The effect of the plant on the fetus is not fully understood, but it is known that it helps to increase the tone of the uterus, which increases the risk of miscarriage. Therefore, pregnant women should refuse treatment with this infusion.

How to use the medicine correctly

All dosages and duration of treatment are individual. The instructions for use indicate the general scheme of therapy.

1. The medicine is taken orally, that is, orally.
2. Do this fifteen minutes before meals.
3. At one time, you need 20 drops of an evasive peony.
4. Take three times a day.

The duration of the course of treatment depends on the nature, severity and characteristics of the course of the disease. Basically, the treatment is about two weeks. Sometimes doctors prescribe a second course, but this is done with a break of three months.