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Loose mint also known as meadow tea. In Latin, the name of this plant is as follows: Lysimachia nummularia L. The mint loam belongs to the family called primroses, in Latin the name of this plant sounds like this: Primulaceae Vent.
Description of the coin loosestrife
Monet loam is a perennial herb, the height of which ranges between twenty and thirty centimeters. The plant is endowed with a rather long stem creeping and rooting at the nodes. The leaves of the plant are on short petioles, they are opposite, obtuse or pointed. In shape, the leaves of monetarine loosestrife will be ovate-rounded, at the very base, the leaves are slightly heart-shaped, and also endowed with rather small dotted glands of brown color. The flowers of the monetaceous loosestrife are large and solitary, the flowers are axillary, endowed with glandular buds of brown color, and golden yellow in color. On rather long pedicels there are cups, consisting of five pointed sepals in the form of heart-ovate. In total, the flowers of the moneta loosestrife have five stamens, and the pistil is endowed with an upper ovary. The fruit of the plant is a spherical box, which opens with the help of valves.
The plant blooms in the period from May to August. As for the area of growth, the monotonous loosestrife is found on the territory of the former Soviet republics and in the Caucasus. Under natural conditions, the plant is found in shady places, near lakes and rivers, as well as in floodplain meadows.
Description of the medicinal properties of the coin loosestrife
Monet loam is characterized by rather valuable medicinal properties: at the same time, the herb of this plant is used for medicinal purposes. Grass includes flowers, leaves and stems. It is recommended to harvest raw materials during the flowering of moneta loosestrife.
In the herb of the plant, there is a very high content of the so-called condensed tannins, which are included in a group called catechins. One of these tannins is alpha-epicatechin. In addition, the plant also contains lactones, flavonoids and resinous substances. As for the leaves of loosestrife, there is vitamin C, as well as saponins, rutin, primverase enzyme and numerous tannins.
The plant is characterized by astringent, analgesic, anti-inflammatory, antiseptic, wound healing, hemostatic and anticonvulsant effects.
An infusion made from herb loosestrife is used in folk medicine for hemoptysis, bleeding, dysentery, convulsions, gastritis, bloody diarrhea, and also as an antiscorbutic agent. With regard to external use, you can use the herbal infusion in the form of baths and poultices for articular and muscular rheumatism and scrofula. Also, through the infusion, you can wash wounds, rinse your mouth with an unpleasant odor, as well as with inflammation of the mucous membranes of the oral cavity.
The fresh grass of the plant should be ground into a slurry, after which the resulting mixture can be used as a poultice for the treatment of edema and wounds. Crushed leaves must be applied to the infected areas of the body for arthritis, gout and rheumatism.
For dysentery, it is recommended to prepare the following decoction: one tablespoon of herbs for one glass of boiling water, then the resulting mixture should be infused for two hours, and then strain this mixture. Take two tablespoons three to four times a day.
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