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Wax moth - tincture, purpose, treatment, reviews. Wax moth treats gastritis, bronchitis, pneumonia and pancreatitis

Wax moth larvae extract is a powerful natural immunostimulating drug with a pronounced antibacterial and antiviral effect. This folk remedy increases the body's overall resistance to various diseases, including oncological ones. Wax moth treatment is widely used in pulmonology, cardiology, gynecology, and endocrinology.

Wax moth larvae feed exclusively on bee products

Bioflavonoids and lysine are contained in the extract and provide antiviral protection to the body. They are necessary for tissue repair and growth, the formation of antibodies, enzymes and hormones. The use of this folk remedy is indicated during periods of increased incidence of acute respiratory infections and during an influenza epidemic.
In addition, it is recommended to take the tincture for people engaged in heavy mental or physical labor. This is due to the drug’s ability to increase the body’s endurance, the rate of muscle recovery after exercise, energy supply, hemoglobin synthesis, calcium absorption, muscle coordination and reduce the threshold pain sensitivity. The extract has a moderate psychostimulating, energizing, stimulating and nootropic effect. Taking the drug improves memory, has a beneficial effect on dynamic processes in the brain, mental activity, education.

Treatment of tuberculosis

Wax moth tincture has a bactericidal effect against the causative agent of tuberculosis - Koch's bacillus. Specific digestive enzymes contained in wax moth extract break down focal changes in the affected tissues and prevent their further spread in the body.

The tincture contains essential natural components:

They stimulate growth and reproduction healthy cells, increase the resistance of body tissues to tuberculosis infection and heal tuberculosis cavities in the lungs.
Extrapulmonary tuberculosis pathology responds well to treatment with wax moth tincture. This folk remedy is effective for tuberculosis affecting the digestive organs, lymph nodes, joints, bones, skin, nervous system, genitourinary organs, meninges.
The extract suppresses drug resistance mycobacteria to basic medications. Efficiency antibacterial drugs increases after a course of taking the tincture, and the risk of side effects and allergic reactions decreases.
Tincture of wax moth larvae is effective against fungal infections of the lungs, which are a complication of chemotherapy for tuberculosis. Aspartic acid contained in the extract helps remove residual chemicals and drugs from the body.

Treatment of cardiovascular pathology

To the main healing properties wax moth larvae extract include:

cardioprotective,
cardioprotective,
hypotensive,
anticoagulant,
metabolic.

Wax moth tincture is prescribed for the treatment of angina pectoris, chronic coronary insufficiency, cardiosclerosis. At the same time, the frequency of attacks and shortness of breath decreases first, and then they completely stop. In addition, the electrocardiogram indicators return to normal.
Long-term use of the extract by patients with myocardial infarction leads to the disappearance of signs of heart failure, arrhythmia, and restoration of atrioventricular and intraventricular conduction.

The drug is taken for three months throughout the year.

The effectiveness of treatment is determined by the positive dynamics of scar changes in the myocardium.
Wax moth tincture:

reduces the amount of lactic acid in the heart,
increases glycogen content in the liver and heart,
provides functional stability of the heart,
promotes the resorption of scar tissue,
lowers blood pressure,
prevents the development of atherosclerosis,
has a cardioprotective effect,
increases the strength of heart contractions,
normalizes coronary microcirculation,
prevents the formation of blood clots,
used for the prevention of vegetative-vascular dystonia.

Wax moth tincture is used for combination treatment myocarditis, coronary disease heart, thrombophlebitis.

Wax moth extract is an effective geriatric remedy used for prevention and treatment age-related changes in the heart and blood vessels.

Women's and men's diseases

Gynecology

Moth extract is used in obstetrics and gynecology for the treatment of toxicosis, gestosis, infertility, and menopausal symptoms. It helps restore the normal structure of the endometrium, normalize the psyche and sleep, increase the body's immune activity, prevent spontaneous miscarriages, eliminate various manifestations placental insufficiency.
The benefit of wax moth is to improve blood microcirculation in the pelvic area, namely in the uterus and placenta, stimulation metabolic processes, eliminating blood rheology disorders and increasing hemoglobin levels.

Andrology

Due to the content of linoleic, linolenic and palmitic acids, the extract has a pronounced antiandrogenic effect and is used for the treatment of prostate adenoma. It increases sperm motility, reduces the risk of male infertility.
The tincture contains the conditionally essential amino acid arginine, which is practically absent in elderly or sick people. Arginine promotes active work glands, release of testosterone, achieving an erection.
Wax moth tincture is used to treat diseases of the male genital area, as well as to maintain potency in elderly people or those who have had illnesses.

Rehabilitation period

Wax moth larvae contain serine protease, which has a powerful lysing effect that prevents the formation of scars and adhesions. Thanks to this, taking the extract is very useful for people who have suffered extensive inflammatory processes, suppuration and surgical interventions.
Wax moth tincture contains biologically active substances:

acidic peptides,
nucleotides,
nucleosides,
amino acids,
factors stimulating tissue growth and repair,
factors of calcium absorption, increased energy supply, increased hemoglobin synthesis.

External use

Considering wide range action of moth, wax moth tincture is used to treat wounds, trophic ulcers, bedsores, herpetic rashes, and furunculosis. External use of the product is associated with its anti-inflammatory, analgesic, antiseptic, trophic and wound-healing effects. Wax moth extract is used externally in the form of a separate solution or in combination with other drugs.

Take two teaspoons of extract and mix with a 33% dimexide solution. Soak a sterile gauze pad with this mixture and apply it to the affected area and leave for two hours.

If the skin is sensitive, then for such a compress use a more diluted warm water mixture.

If signs of irritation appear on the skin, remove the bandage and wash the drug off the skin. plain water. There are no contraindications for external use of wax moth tincture.

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Wax moth tincture is used in folk medicine to treat diseases of various groups.

The composition of this drug is unique in its effect on the human body. You can prepare it yourself at home.

The use of the product involves some nuances and contraindications. Before implementing a course of treatment or prevention, you must familiarize yourself with the rules for using the tincture.

Wax moth(moth) is a small butterfly that is visually similar to a moth. The insect is one of the pests that cause serious damage to beekeepers. The butterfly feeds exclusively beeswax, with which the honeycombs are impregnated.

For the manufacture of healing tincture The larvae of this insect are used. Therapeutic effect is primarily due to the peculiarities of the moth’s diet. The wax contains a record number useful components, which, after being processed by the moth’s body, enhance their effect.

Beneficial features

The moth and its larvae are the only creatures that are able to digest wax. This happens due to the content in their bodies special substance, called the enzyme cerrase. By its nature, the tuberculosis bacillus has many similarities with the wax with which honeycombs are impregnated.

This factor led to the use of wax moth tincture for the treatment of tuberculosis. Gradually, experts discovered other beneficial properties of this product.

The beneficial properties of wax moth tincture are the following factors:

psychotropic effect;
antiviral effect;
normalization of the immune system;
mucoltic effect;
improvement of metabolic processes in the body;
harmful effects on bacteria and microbes;
normalization of blood composition;
bronchodilator effect;
elimination of hormonal imbalance;
beneficial effect on the lymphatic system;
normalization of hemoglobin levels in the blood;
rejuvenating effect;
elimination of deviations in the functioning of the bronchi and lungs;
antioxidant effect;
increased vitality;
improvement of physical and mental performance;
prevention of atherosclerosis;
normalization of the heart and blood vessels;
reducing the risk of blood clots;
antifungal effect.

Chemical composition

The composition of wax moth tincture is complex and varied. The product contains many unique components vital for the normal development of the human body. Science knows 28 free amino acids, 20 of which are included in the tincture. Some of them the body is not able to replenish on its own, but in food or vitamin complexes there is a minimal amount of them.

The wax moth tincture contains the following components:

Wax moth tincture contains several varieties of higher fatty acids, which include palmitic, linolenic, stearic, oleic, arachidonic and other varieties.

The concentration of all components in the product reaches maximum levels.

Thanks to this composition, the drug is able to restore natural processes in the body, block the development of many diseases and speed up the healing process.

Indications for use

Indications for the use of wax moth tincture include numerous diseases associated with impaired performance internal systems human body. Thanks to unique composition the drug is able to accelerate the healing process in such serious pathologies as tuberculosis, fungal diseases lungs or infertility. The tincture contains components that have a complex effect on the body and a powerful healing effect.

Indications for the use of wax moth tincture are the following conditions:

Are there any harms and contraindications?

Wax moth tincture is one of the remedies that are not capable of causing harm to the human body even with prolonged use.

The exception is children. The child’s body may react negatively to individual components, which will lead to allergic reaction, food intolerance or other manifestations side effects. The list of contraindications for taking the tincture includes only a few conditions.

The following conditions are contraindications for taking the tincture:

individual intolerance;
children under 14 years of age;
pregnancy at any stage;
lactation period.

Homemade recipes

To prepare the moth tincture, you will need large moth larvae. The main nuance is their implementation of the nutrition process.

Upon reaching last stage development, digestion stops, which leads to a sharp decrease in the produced enzymes. Such caterpillars will be useless as raw materials for tincture. Cooking process healing agent is not difficult.

Recipe No. 1:

Pour live moth larvae with 40% alcohol in a ratio of 1:10.
The preparation must be infused in a dark and cool place for at least one month.
After infusion, the product is ready for use.

Recipe No. 2:

Pour 20 g of larvae into 100 ml of alcohol.
The preparation must be infused for at least one month in a cool and fairly dark place.
As a result of this procedure, a 20-strong tincture will be obtained.

Recipe No. 3:

Pour a glass of moth larvae with a liter of vodka.
Infuse the mixture for two weeks, shaking the contents of the jar daily.
Strain the product and add another 500 ml of vodka.
The tincture is ready for use.

How to take it correctly?

In folk medicine, there are many recipes for using wax moth tincture. This technique is suitable for treating almost any disease, but it should not be used as an independent means of therapy.

Consultation with a specialist must be carried out. Doctors have different opinions about the effectiveness of the tincture. If side effects occur home treatment needs to stop.

Examples of using tincture in folk medicine:

remedy for treating diseases digestive system (mix the tincture with melted butter in a ratio of 1:3, take the product once a day forty minutes before eating, the course of treatment is at least seven days);
to prevent deviations in the performance of internal systems(take the tincture once a day for two weeks, the solution must be mixed with any liquid in a ratio of 1:4);
for the treatment of existing pathologies(mix the tincture with any liquid in a ratio of 1:4, take the product twice a day forty minutes before meals, the course of treatment depends on the degree of development of the disease, in some cases simultaneous administration medications must be taken);
to restore the body after suffered a heart attack or stroke(the course of treatment should begin on the tenth day after the attack; the tincture should be taken half a teaspoon once a day before meals);
for arthritis and arthrosis(dilute dimexide with water in a ratio of 1:3, add a few drops of wax moth tincture to the preparation, moisten a bandage or gauze in the resulting solution, apply a bandage to the affected area, after 20 minutes remove the bandage, repeat the procedure regularly).

Moth tincture can be taken pure or diluted. Traditional healers It is recommended to begin a course of treatment with the second method, gradually moving to increasing concentration and dosage. The number of doses per day should not exceed three times, and a single serving is a maximum of 25 drops (or half a teaspoon).

I would like to start the story about how to properly take the tincture of wax moth larvae (moth moth) and WGM (waste products of the wax moth) with the fact that to date there has not been a single case of overdose of this drug with negative consequences for the body.

How to take wax moth for adults

In the instructions of various manufacturers you can find recommended doses that differ quite significantly from each other. Based on a study of available information on this issue and on personal experience, we can confidently say that some fluctuations in the dosage of the tincture of wax moth larvae and PZHM do not harm the human body.

However, when calculating the individual dosage of the moth, one should take into account age, diagnosis and general state patient.

It is not recommended to dilute the tincture and drink it with water, because alcohol ensures a rapid and complete supply of dissolved in it active substances into the blood. The more water, the slower the absorption and, accordingly, the less pronounced the result.

Features of taking wax moth infusions for gastrointestinal diseases intestinal tract: in order not to injure the mucous membrane, and also to obtain a calming and softening effect, the moth is diluted with warm water 1:3 and a few drops are added vegetable oil(it’s better if it’s calendula oil or another healing oil for the problem).

How to properly take wax moth tincture in childhood

For children, the dosage is calculated based on the child's age.

Until the age of 12 months, the use of wax moth tinctures must be approved by a specialist and be supervised by the attending physician.
From 1 to 3 years the dose is calculated individually. The weight, age, diagnosis and general condition of the child are taken into account. On average, this is from 5 to 20 drops per dose, diluted with a small amount warm water. For prevention: 1 time per day, for treatment: 2 - 3 times per day.
From 3 to 12 years, the recommended number of drops is from 20 to 30.

We are enough long time We are monitoring the effect on children of extracts based on wax moths (larvae and parasitic moths). I would like to note: we have never seen a negative answer child's body on the use of these drugs (even in case of accidental overdose). But increased dosage for children under 3 years of age may cause a reduction in the child's sleep period. This is not a contraindication to the use of tincture and is explained by the tonic effect of moth. After discontinuation of the drug, the usual regimen was restored within several days. This reaction was not observed in children over 3 years of age.

Features of administration and contraindications to the use of wax moth extract.

Let me remind you that the tincture of wax moth larvae and the tincture of their metabolic products are, in fact, the same product, only in different forms.

Main active substance tinctures are digestive enzymes of the larvae of the large wax moth, which, before pupation of the larvae, are completely converted into products of its vital activity. The tincture of wax moth waste products contains not only moth enzymes, but also all beekeeping products in an easily digestible form.

Individual intolerance to the components of wax moth tincture is the only contraindication to the use of this medicine.

Ognevka can be taken at any age and in any health condition. At first, you should reduce the dosage by 2-3 times, gradually increasing it to the recommended dose to give the body time to adapt.

Bee moth extract is compatible with almost all medicines, including antibiotics (except metronidazole).

The maximum dose recorded by us (according to reviews from our clients) when using wax moth tincture for a long period (more than a year) with positive dynamics is the use of 1 tablespoon of tincture 3 times a day at regular intervals. However, we do not recommend independently (without the supervision of the attending physician) to significantly deviate from average dosage reception.

Ognevka can be taken for a long time (more than a year), but the regimen of use must necessarily include breaks (a month of use - a week break).

Long-term use does not cause addiction and does not replace any body functions. The effect of wax moth tincture is mainly the activation of the internal forces of all body systems, the normalization of metabolism and vital processes, which entails the restoration of one’s own defense mechanisms. Such properties of the extract provide a very wide range of effects.

We have discovered a remedy that we can safely give to our children, which brings us the feeling of a real Good Deed! Don't miss your chance to be healthy!

Best regards, Galina and Ruslan

Important information:

Many beekeepers and avid beekeepers know that wax moths are one of the main pests of honeycombs for bees. However, this individual also has beneficial properties. Fireweed is used to create medicines that have been extremely popular in folk medicine since ancient times. Also in Ancient Egypt, Greece knew the valuable qualities of such a pest.

Wax moth and its larvae serve as raw materials for the manufacture of a special medicine traditional medicine. It can be prepared at home using a special recipe. Wax moth larvae can be used to make various drugs, suitable for the treatment of many diseases. Forms of medicinal raw materials:

extract;
ointment;
alcohol tincture;
water infusion.

Healing properties

Preparations created on the basis of wax moth larvae, namely ointments, infusions and extracts, have unique medicinal properties, For example:

have an antibacterial as well as antiviral effect;
improve blood circulation, help improve metabolism in the human body;
help to resolve scars after a heart attack;
stimulate the functioning of the immune system;
stimulate testosterone production in men with reduced libido;
normalize strong and healthy sleep, and also improve the condition of the nervous system;
used in the treatment of the male prostate, have a positive effect on reproductive system person;
increase mental activity and improve brain processes;
restore muscles after heavy loads.

If you follow the instructions for use, you can quickly stop unpleasant symptoms and be cured of many diseases. Please consult your doctor before use.

Breeding moths

To breed wax moth larvae for treatment, you need to create conditions suitable for this. First you need to pick up an empty hive. For this purpose, you can use a wooden box with frames. It needs to maintain a suitable temperature regime, namely 25-35 degrees Celsius. You will need frames with, and in the box you need to make a peephole into which butterflies will fall.

To breed wax moths at home, you can use the attic. To speed up the process, special frames are used that are affected by this pest. It is advisable to spray the hive with water to ensure an appropriate level of humidity. In some cases, additional insulation is required.

A wax moth butterfly lives no more than thirty days. When she is three hours old, she begins to actively copulate and reproduce. The moth is an underdeveloped insect that does not have oral cavity and digestive systems.

When collecting larvae, you must be careful not to damage them. Movements should not be sudden or strong. To carry out the selection, you will need a sieve for honey products, thanks to which large individuals remain and small ones fall.

Features of the extract

To prepare medicinal extract, it is necessary to use the appropriate proportion of ingredients, namely:

10 parts 70% alcohol;
1 part wax moth larvae.

Preparation is carried out as follows:

the raw materials are placed in a darkened glass container;
pour in alcohol;
Leave the infusion in a dark place for 7 days.

An extract made in this way resembles a propolis infusion. Before use, dissolve it in water or cow's milk. You need to take it according to a strict dosage, namely fifteen to twenty drops. Before use, you should familiarize yourself with possible side effects and contraindications for use. The dosage of the drug depends on the age of the patient and the degree of the disease.

Infusion

To create a mild version of the infusion, you can use great recipe. This method treatment suitable for people having problems with gastrointestinal tract. To prepare the medicine you will need the following components:

1.5 kilograms of natural honey;
200 ml of infusion made from bee propolis;
50 g wax moth.

The infusion should be ten percent. It is taken one spoon thirty minutes before meals no more than twice a day. Excellent for the treatment and prevention of pulmonary diseases.

If the infusion is prepared using vodka, you need to choose it correctly. Vodka should not contain any impurities or additives. The method of application depends on the type of disease.

Prepare the following ingredients:

one liter of vodka;
200 grams of larvae.

The infusion is created according to the following algorithm:

pour vodka over the larvae;
leave for two weeks in a dark room;
shake the container regularly;
later specified period the liquid is filtered;
One liter of water is poured into the infusion.

Take ½ teaspoon 45 minutes before dinner and breakfast. Over time, the dosage increases (provided there are no side effects).

Indications for use and contraindications

There are certain indications for the use of a tincture based on wax moth larvae. You can start this method of treatment for the following diseases:

There are also contraindications to taking the extract:

pregnancy period;
lactation (breastfeeding);
childhood;
conditions when the use of alcohol tinctures is prohibited.

Before you start using these medications, study all contraindications and visit a doctor. Get tested if necessary. Use the tincture only as prescribed by your doctor, strictly following the dosage. Otherwise, complications may arise.

Many traditional medicine specialists use the most amazing substances for their purposes, including those that at first glance cannot bring any visible benefit to humans. Among the amazing natural medicines There are also various living organisms, for example, wax moth larvae.

Wax moth (also known as bee moth) from the moth family is one of the dangerous pests of bees. The entire period of development from the laying of eggs by the parent moth and ending with pupation of the moth is in the hive. Food for it is: honeycombs,...

While feeding, the larvae consume nutrients within 25-30 days. Thanks to the composition accumulated from food, the larvae are so useful. Based on them, an amazing extract is prepared, which, according to healers, has truly healing qualities.

Let's talk about what wax moth tincture is, its use, reviews about it, treatment with this drug, indications for using such a drug, and in addition, we will analyze in detail the recipe for preparing this tincture. And does the moth tincture have any contraindications?

Wax moth tincture is prepared from freshly collected larvae. The raw materials for it are caterpillars, which have very little time left before the formation of a butterfly. Such organisms are known to beekeepers as a dangerous and fairly common pest of bee hives. It is believed that large larvae contain especially many useful substances, which is explained by natural preparation for pupation.

Wax moth tincture - recipe

Forty percent alcohol is used to prepare this tincture. For ten grams of wax moth larvae, you need to prepare one hundred milliliters of alcohol. The medicine is prepared for one to two months in a fairly dark and at the same time cool place. This will give you a ten percent extract. To prepare a twenty percent medicine, the number of larvae must be doubled - up to twenty grams for the same one hundred milliliters of alcohol.

Wax moth tincture - indications and contraindications

Indications for use

Initially, it was recommended to use wax moth tincture. Traditional medicine experts claim that this extract can destroy tuberculosis bacillus.

Over time, data appeared about the broader properties of wax moth tincture. This product perfectly prevents diseases, and increases physical activity. Tincture of wax pain larvae is used for the treatment of acute respiratory diseases, bronchitis, pneumonia, pleurisy and pulmonary tuberculosis. Known indications for its use also include angina pectoris and.

Tincture of wax moth larvae has a powerful antioxidant effect, which makes it useful for the treatment of coronary artery disease and for its prevention. This drug is based on proteolytic enzymes, which help to activate the resorption of scars and adhesions formed after operations and various inflammations. Due to the presence of amino acids, this extract helps protect humans from the aggression of ionizing radiation, as well as intoxication.

There is evidence that tincture of wax moth larvae can help in the treatment of prostate adenoma. This substance also increases endurance and the rate of muscle regeneration after serious physical activity. Its intake activates tissue growth and restoration, improves bone tissue regeneration, and increases energy levels human body and enhances hemoglobin production.

Wax moth tincture is characterized by good psychotropic qualities. This substance perfectly improves memory and mood.

When used in children, this extract helps reduce fever, cure cough and normalize blood characteristics.

A tincture based on wax moth larvae can be used to treat various gynecological disorders. It is recommended to take it when different types infertility, as well as with andexitis.

This product also treats well many skin diseases. The extract is recommended for use in the treatment of diseases of the liver and pancreas.

Tincture of wax moth larvae can be used to treat many other diseases. It is believed that it is perfectly stored and cannot harm or cause side effects.

Does wax moth tincture have contraindications for use?

Tincture of wax moth larvae cannot be used if you are individually intolerant to such a substance. Besides this medicine not indicated for children under fourteen years of age, women carrying a child, or nursing mothers.

Wax moth tincture - instructions for use

Wax moth tincture - external treatment

This medicine is great for external use. In this case, it has an anti-inflammatory and analgesic effect, and is characterized by antiseptic, trophic and wound-healing qualities. The tincture can be used to treat osteochondrosis, arthritis, arthrosis, myalgia, neuritis, thrombophlebitis, psoriasis. It treats furunculosis, trophic ulcers and herpes. Also, the extract of wax moth larvae perfectly eliminates bedsores, sprains, bruises, and wounds. of various origins And postoperative scars.

Universal application

In most cases, it is recommended to take fifteen to twenty drops of wax moth larvae tincture. This amount of medicine is diluted in any liquid and taken three times a day. This recommendation relevant for a ten percent extract. If you take a twenty percent solution, you should drink seven to ten drops two or three times a day. After one month of daily use, you need to take a break for a month.

Reviews of wax moth tincture

There are a lot of reviews about the use of tincture of wax pain larvae - both positive, neutral and negative.

For some patients, the tincture helped them forget about chest pain and migraines forever. Meet positive reviews about its use for the treatment of almost all of the above diseases. At the same time, some patients say that unpleasant symptoms are restored after stopping consumption. There are also reviews that taking a tincture of wax moth larvae does not change the unpleasant symptoms in any way and can even cause side effects, for example, severe headache. They usually go away after stopping such “treatment”.

Tincture of wax moth larvae cannot be purchased at a pharmacy; useful qualities not proven by anyone scientific research. This product can only be ordered from beekeepers and specialized online stores. It should be taken only after consultation with a qualified doctor. Self-medication may cause serious harm health.

Traditional treatment pulmonary tuberculosis in adults using folk remedies

As we found out, wax moth tincture was originally used to treat tuberculosis. This is quite common and at the same time dangerous disease. And others can be used to correct it folk remedies.

Eggs, cognac, aloe, honey, lemon - a recipe for tuberculosis. So the following tincture is a very popular and at the same time simple cure for tuberculosis. To prepare it, prepare a dozen chicken eggs, wash them thoroughly and place them whole and raw at the bottom of a glass container (you can use a regular three-liter jar). Also take twenty large lemons. Grate them and fold the resulting mass on top of the eggs. Leave the product to infuse for two days in a fairly warm place.

In a separate container, mix half a liter of cognac, two hundred grams of juice from aloe leaves and a couple of tablespoons of cocoa powder. Also add one kilogram and two hundred grams of high-quality honey to these ingredients. Heat this mixture a little (preferably in a water bath) and pour it into a jar with the eggs and lemons. But you should not mix the medicine. It should be infused for two weeks in a fairly dark and at the same time warm place.

After this, carefully remove the eggs, strain the remaining product, and squeeze out the raw materials. Take the finished medicine one tablespoon three times a day. It is best to take it half an hour before a meal. This product should be stored in the refrigerator.

Birch buds vodka for tuberculosis. Traditional medicine specialists strongly recommend treating tuberculosis using an infusion based on birch buds. Combine a tablespoon of this raw material with two glasses of vodka. Infuse until the medicine acquires a pleasant cognac color. Take a tablespoon three times a day immediately before meals.

Knotweed for tuberculosis. Healers also recommend using a decoction of knotweed to treat tuberculosis. This medicine is prepared very simply: brew a tablespoon of raw materials with a glass of boiling water. Boil in a water bath for five to ten minutes. Take the strained medicine one tablespoon three to four times a day.

Wax moth tincture is an amazing remedy that is often used to treat pulmonary tuberculosis and other serious diseases. Others may also be used to treat tuberculosis. medicines, including compositions based medicinal plants and improvised means.