Bronchiectatic disease
.Bronchiectatic disease - a disease characterized by dilation and deformation of the bronchi, accompanied by a violation of their drainage function, retention of secretion (sputum) with the further development of purulent inflammatory process. The bronchi are becoming more and more dilated. These expansions, "pockets," are called (in Greek) bronchiectasis.
Bronchiectatic disease is a slow-moving disease. The onset of the disease is gradual but progressive. After a few years, the patient begins to constantly, in large quantities (up to 400 ml per day) excrete purulent sputum.
The disease periodically exacerbates, flowing like an exacerbation of chronic bronchitis or chronic pneumonia. In sputum (mucous or mucopurulent character) periodically found streaks of blood. Phlegm is usually secreted by a mouthful of sputum and has an unpleasant odor.
Treat bronchiectatic disease with the following prescriptions.
Cherries. Regularly consume cherry juice as an expectorant.
Silkworm. Prepare the composition: 1 liter of juice of this berry, 0,25 liters of water, 800 g of sugar, juice of 1-2 lemons. Boil sugar in water, add juice of mulberry and lemon. Boil and pour into bottles. Take as an expectorant 1/3 cup 2-3 times a day.
Figs. Prepare a decoction for bronchiectatic disease: 2 tablespoons of fruit (take dry fruit) boiled in 200 ml of milk, grind. Take in warm form 2-3 times a day 1/2 cup.
Pine. Turpentine, prepared from pine (pharmacy preparation), use 15-20 drops per glass of boiling water for inhalation. Or: terpihydrate (pharmacy preparation, prepared on the basis of turpentine) take 2 tablets 3 times a day as an expectorant.
Birch. Prepare a decoction for bronchiectatic disease: 1 teaspoon of birch buds for 0.5 cup of boiling water. Take the decoction warm 2 tablespoons 3 times a day.
Decoction in bronchiectatic disease should be taken exclusively in a warm form. If the drink is too hot, then dilute it with cold boiled water, but also in cold form to take it categorically not allowed.
Pulmonary emphysema
.Pulmonary emphysema (from the Greek for dilation) is a disease of the lungs caused by the expansion of the pulmonary vesicles - alveoli. The essence of this disease is and increased, compared to the optimal norm, the content of air in the lungs, which prevents the normal ventilation of air in the respiratory system.
The disease develops slowly, over years. Gradually dominated by complaints of cough (more often dry), dyspnea, which progresses from month to month. The cough becomes attack-like in nature. Pulmonary emphysema has symptoms of respiratory failure. Most often the patient has to strain sharply during coughing in order to somehow manage to push the exhausted air left there out of the lungs. When straining, the face and chest redden, the neck veins swell, taking on a bluish hue. The sputum becomes more and more viscous each time, in connection with which it is difficult to cough it up. The shortness of breath becomes more and more pronounced.
Pulmonary emphysema is treated with folk remedies by using medicinal plants.
Prepare a collection from pulmonary emphysema:
blood-red geranium (rhizome) - 100 g;
heartleaf linden (flowers) - 100 g;
valerian medicinal (rhizome with roots) - 30 g;
small goldenseal (herb) - 50 g.
Collection from pulmonary emphysema (2 tablespoons) pour 400 ml of boiling water, boiling for 5 minutes. Cool and strain. Take 100 ml 3 times a day before meals.
Eucalyptus. For 1 liter of boiling water 1 tablespoon of crushed eucalyptus leaves. Do inhalations: inhale steam for 10-15 minutes 1-2 times a day.
Prepare a collection of emphysema of the lungs: birch leaves - 10 g; dandelion roots - 10 g; juniper berries - 10 g.
Place 1 tablespoon of the collection in an enamel bowl and pour 200 ml of water (hot). Boil in a water bath for 30 minutes. Cool at room temperature for one hour, strain. Take a collection of emphysema of the lungs 1 tablespoon 2 times a day for half an hour before meals.
Lemon. Prepare the composition: 350 g garlic, grind, squeeze the juice of 24 lemons. Drain everything into a wide-mouth jar. Let stand for 24 hours in a warm place, tie loosely with a gauze napkin. Take 1 teaspoon 1 time a day before bedtime. In 100 ml of water add 1 teaspoon of the mixture, stir and drink. Dyspnea decreases in as little as 15-17 days. The patient begins to sleep better, the feeling of fatigue is relieved.
Tuberculosis
.Pulmonary tuberculosis and tuberculosis of the bones are increasingly common in the population. The main reasons for the emergence and further development of tuberculosis infection are the deterioration of living standards of a certain part of the population, poor-quality nutrition with insufficient content of vitamins and macro- and microelements, including silicon, in food products.
Tuberculosis has several forms. A distinction is made between acute, subacute and chronic forms of pulmonary tuberculosis. When tuberculosis bacteria (Koch's bacillus) enter the lungs, a focus of inflammation with curd necrosis occurs, which is combined with inflammation of the bronchial lymph node, and later the process involves the intrathoracic lymph nodes.
In the lung tissue itself appears, one or more tuberculous foci, which, if not taken timely measures for treatment, begin to increase. Tuberculosis can sometimes be long-lasting and asymptomatic.
Tuberculosis has the following symptoms. The first complaints are a gradual loss of appetite and associated weight loss. A cough appears and there is also a rise in temperature. The patient begins to be bothered by night sweats, but more often pre-morning sweats. At first the cough is dry, and with it there is usually no ejection of tubercular germs to the outside.
Tuberculosis is symptomatic. In the future, periods of first unexpressed and then increasingly pronounced exacerbation are replaced by periods of quiescence of the disease process, even with a tendency to heal. These periods of apparent well-being can last for months or even years. But usually in early spring again comes exacerbation: there is weakness, shortness of breath, increased cough, increased amount of separated sputum, increased temperature.
Tuberculosis is treated with many medicinal plants.
Prepare a collection for tuberculosis:
aloe (crushed) - 1 cup;
provanse (olive) oil - 200 g;
birch buds -150 g;
lip flower - 50 g;
lip honey - 1.2 kg;
water - 2 cups.
Melt the honey in a saucepan. Add aloe to it and boil it well. Separately in 2 cups of water, brew birch buds and linden flower, boil them for 1 minute. When the honey cools, then, having squeezed the juice of birch buds and lime blossom, pour it into the honey, the mixture pour into 2 bottles, adding to each equally provan oil. Be sure to shake the mixture before use. Take the collection from tuberculosis 1 tablespoon 3 times a day.
Pine. Prepare the composition: 15 g tops of young shoots pour 500 ml of boiling milk, insist 1-2 hours, strain, drink in 3 receptions in a hot form in small sips during the day.
Cherry. Prepare an infusion: 1 tablespoon of leaves or flowers pour a glass of boiling water, insist 6-8 hours, strain. Take it hot as a tea.
Pear. Boiled and baked pear fruits are recommended for tuberculosis.
Horse Chestnut. Prepare a decoction for tuberculosis: 1 tablespoon of leaves or 1 teaspoon of powder from the bark of this tree for 500 ml of water boiled over low heat for 15 minutes, strain. Take 100 ml 4 times a day. Ready decoction from tuberculosis should be taken in a warm form.
Black silkworm. Prepare a decoction for tuberculosis: 1.5 teaspoon of trunk bark is boiled in 300 ml of water for 15 minutes, insist 1 hour, strain. Take 50 ml 4 times a day as an expectorant. This decoction from tuberculosis has a tonic effect on the whole body.
Cedar. Introduce milk squeezed from pine nuts into your diet on a regular basis.
Birchwood (ancient recipe). Prepare a tincture: 100 g of buds (brunek) on 500 ml of 70% alcohol insist 2 weeks. Take 1 teaspoon 4 times a day..
