What is bee sting infusion used and how

In nature, everything is surprisingly interconnected. Even seemingly useless species can be useful (for example, during treatment). You will learn about one of these examples from this review. Consider the usefulness of the wax moth, also known as ognevka, and what is its use for medical purposes.

Medicinal properties of preparations based on wax moth larvae

Among beekeepers such insects have a well-deserved reputation for parasites. Gray-looking moths make their way into the hives and lay eggs, and after a few days, the larvae appear from them. They feed exclusively on "bee" products, preferring wax.

On the one hand, this is a clear loss for the apiary. But it is the “diet” that makes these larvae a valuable medical raw material. Once in alcohol, the mole fills it with a whole range of useful substances and compounds. Among them:

• Cerrase - the main active ingredient that can neutralize pathogenic cells;
• nucleotides and peptides;
• alkaline protease;
• amino acids and bioflavanoids;
• folic acid;
• basic trace elements;
• vitamins A, B, C, E, PP.

With such a composition, the extract, made on the basis of bee sting, exhibits the following healing properties:

• "tames" coronary heart disease;
• normalizes the work of the heart muscle and myocardium;
• lowers blood pressure;
• "regulates" the degree of blood coagulation;
• increases hemoglobin;
• relieves bronchospasm;
• helps with nervous system disorders;
• strengthens the immune system;
• contributes to the rapid "healing" of scars and scars.

It is not surprising that insects with such a "track record" are widely used in the manufacture of various drugs and in the fight against various diseases.

Where used in medicine

Bee nebulus in the form of tincture is often featured in a prescription or prescription given by a doctor for further treatment. She helps people suffering from:

1. Cardiovascular "failures".The drug prevents atherosclerosis, and with regular (within 2-3 months) admission even smoothes postinfarction scars, stimulating the growth of muscle tissue in the damaged area.
The use of hellebore, oregano, chervil, peony, rocamball, sucker, amaranth, goji berries, radishes, melons, hawthorn has a positive effect on the cardiovascular system.
2. Varicosa. Due to its composition means reduces the risk of accumulation of blood clots, improving microcirculation of blood and nutrients. In this regard, the fortifying and antioxidant effect of the tincture is also valuable.
3. Asthma, chronic bronchitis and other broncho-pulmonary diseases. Mucolytic and bronchodilator effects have long been used to combat such complications. Phthisiatricians know that prolonged use of the tincture in the form of a 20% solution helps to win even tuberculosis.
4. Gastric and duodenal ulcers. This reduces the risk of keloid scars on the affected wall.
5. All sorts of parasites. The most "sworn" opponent ognevki is Giardia, settling in the intestinal tract and mucous membranes of man.
6. Nervous system disorders and depression.Even a small dose normalizes the state of the psyche in permanent stress and heals sleep.
7. Toxicosis and menopausal disorders. The composition gently acts on the endometrial layer, restoring its cells.
8. Sexual dysfunction in men. Drugs based on these larvae stimulate the production of testosterone, returning male power. Also, they do not allow prostate to develop.

In addition to the "course" treatment, blanks from this material are used for prophylaxis and as a reducing agent (the protease enzyme, as it were, "stitches" damaged tissues). Athletes also often resort to their help when they need to recover from peak loads.

How to cook

The collected larvae are highly "quoted" in traditional medicine. Most often they are used to make popular tinctures on alcohol and ointments. We find out how to make such a medicine with your own hands.

Alcohol tincture

The recipe is quite simple:

1. To start, prepare the larvae. They must be growing, but not growing to the state of "pupa". Take them directly from the hive, trying to immediately put into the business. No additional processing is required.
2. Then fold the mole in a dark glass dish and fill with 70 ° alcohol. The proportion is simple - 1:10 (that is, 150 g of strong liquid will go to 15 g of larvae).
3. Mixture insist 2 weeks, not forgetting to shake every day. After this period, the composition is ready, it remains to strain it and put in a cool place. Shelf life - 1 year.

For the treatment of advanced diseases of the respiratory tract make a 20% drug. The scheme is the same, only the larvae on the same amount of alcohol will need twice as much.

Ointment

Here is a little more complicated - other components are used. Let's start:

1. Usually take 50 g of "young" parasites and pour alcohol. It needs a bit - to barely cover the larvae.
2. So that the base is properly soaked, let it stand for 5 days.
3. After that add 200 g of Hypericum oil and calendula. Over mix.
4. Then beeswax with propolis in equal proportions (50 g) are used.
5. We warm up the resulting "mix" in the so-called water bath for a little longer than 2 hours.
6. Cool, decant - and you're done!

As you can see, everything is simple, to collect all the necessary "elements" of the recipe is also easy. And then the question arises: how to take such formulations to get the maximum benefit from them?

How to use

Immediately make a reservation that such funds can not be taken "by eye". Yes, and consult with your doctor is very desirable - experts will determine a safe dose and frequency of admission. They will differ depending on the type of product obtained.

Alcohol tincture

Bee moth as a component of dark tincture implies an internal method of application, and numerous reviews indicate the need for its proper reception.

Dose calculated based on weight. Some give children a drop, based on the principle of "a drop per year." This conventional method is not very correct - the body of young patients with this approach receives a "shock" amount of various compounds and acids. The “1 drop / 12 kg” scheme looks more secure.

Adults already take 2-3 drops per 10 kg (in case of tuberculosis and "oncology" this rate reaches 4-5). Take the infusion half an hour before meals, be sure to dilute it with water (enough ¼ cup). If children are repelled by a sharp alcohol smell, you can add some water, but not more than half a glass.

For the best effect, the healing infusion should be held in the mouth for 1-2 minutes, or put under the tongue. Reception begins gradually - on the first day it will be enough once and a quarter of the recommended dose. The next day, you can take half. If the body normally takes this medicine, be patient for another couple of days (75% each and full dose) - and you can switch to 2 times a day.

Before dinner, tinctures are not taken - they greatly increase the tone, which is undesirable for children, old people and active adults.Consider the moment that the 20% of the composition will need half as much as a weaker solution of 10%.

The course of treatment is calculated by doctors and can take from 1 to 3 months. Prophylactic administration is 3 weeks with the same interval between approaches (but only 1 time per day).

Ointment

The use of ointment does not imply an accurate calculation of doses, but there are some nuances here. For example, the mucous membranes are very sensitive to alcohol, so before applying the composition is diluted with water. In order not to harm yourself, the resulting material is used as follows:

1. The “rattled” ulcer can be calmed down by taking a third of a tsp to 25-30 minutes before meals (twice a day).
2. Fibrioma is also treated by the "internal" way, diluting 10 drops in water (they drink it three times a day).
3. For the treatment of otitis, the ear is smeared or inserted into it with cotton bundles soaked in flames, which are replaced 3 times a day.
4. Unpleasant sinusitis will recede if you drip a tablespoon of melted ointment into your nose.

Burns are even simpler: the affected skin is treated with the right amount of material. People with a sensitive dermis are treated with a moistened cotton swab or gauze, which is applied to redness.

Contraindications

The wax moth, which is also a moth, helps many people to heal, but one should not forget that the "treated" larvae can also cause harm.

They refuse from taking if there are direct contraindications, such as:

• allergic reaction to wax or alcohol;
• intolerance to any of the components of this composition;
• pregnancy (the exception may be only the recommendation of the doctor, and then with the lowest possible dosage);
• lactation period;
• exacerbation of pancreatitis, ulcers or gastritis;
• small age (2 years and less); in some cases, this “taboo” is extended to 10–12 years;
• taking potent drugs.

Now you know what can be useful for a gray parasite from an apiary. We hope this information will help improve health and prevent the development of many ailments. Well-being!