CRATAEGUS - HAWTHORN

STATE CHARACTERISTICS
Crataegus oxyacantha, belongs to the family of Rhodes.
(Rosaceae) and is a deciduous plant that grows in the form of a shrub or small
Tree. The trunk of the plant reaches 10 centimeters in thickness and like branches
His, bearing thorns 1-3 cm in length. Its dense foliage consists of:
Smooth, lobotomy, dark green leaves, which during the autumn months
They get various red shades. In May and June it acquires white
Fragrant flowers and autumn, it is full of mature people, spherical reds
Wrists.
The cranberry is a slow growth plant that can reach 10 meters in height and
To live for hundreds of years. It is a plant resistant to drought and low
Temperatures, and is often found to grow in the mountains. The development of the
Is favored by sunshine and good soil drainage.

HISTORY
It is said that the Kraedag took its name from the Greek “state” which means
“Strong”, which refers to the strong trunk of the plant. The crab
Was used for the strong torso wood by Teutons and the
Germans who in the 2nd century B.C. It was exploited as a raw material in the world.
Creation of tools. Furthermore, various peoples had the right wrists in the wrists.
Food they are either raw or cooked.
During the Middle Ages, the herb became known for its therapeutic herbs.
Values and consumed for cardiovascular diseases. So, he got it.
Name “the food of the heart”... At the same time, thanks to the legend that his crown is his crown.
Christ was made from the thorn branches of the plant, the crag was the crag.
Also known as “the thorn of Christ.” That's why there was a symbol of sacrifice
'The European Union's commitment to protecting the environment.
He played a role in the world of folklore. The Romans hung
Wreaths over the cots of newborns to protect them
From evil and the pagans created garlands of his twigs on them
May Day celebrations.

PROPERTIES - BENEFITS
Kraadigos has many therapeutic applications for the human body and more
Particularly the cardiovascular system. One of these applications is a
Blood pressure management. Parts of the herb, such as the fruit, contains
Antioxidants that have the ability to relax and expand the
Blood vessels, which decreases high blood pressure and may reduce high blood pressure.
To provide relief from symptoms such as rapid palpitations. THE
Heart-protective role of the plant does not stop there, as it may be
Help in arrhythmia, heart failure, hypotension and protection.
Of arteriosclerosis.
Additionally, the cranberry acts as a natural sedative and treats stress,
Nervousness and insomnia. It also contributes to the reduction of the overall amount.
Cholesterol and LDL and significantly improves memory.
In recent years China, France and Germany have imported the code
Their pharmacokinetics.

THE CHINESIAN MORE
The cluster, known as Shan Zha, dissolves the stagnant food. It's working on it.
Compassionate fat, stimulates blood and maintains the movement of vital energy Qi.
In China, bright red berries were used for the first time.
In 659 C.E. For the ‘treatment of dysentery’ as indicated in Tang.
Materia Medica -Tang Ben Cao, the first known official pharmacopoeia in
People.
Cranberry berries are also excellent for stimulating the spirit and
The protection of the nervous system.

RECOMMENDATIONS
Alcohol (in variable proportions 50%-90%), flowers, leaves, nuts.
CHEMICAL RECOMMENDATION
The main ingredients of the plant are: Flavonoids, triterpenoids, uroleic acid,
Corticosteroid, monotherapy, organic acids, broccoli, phenolic compounds
Such as routine, chlorogenic acid, isoculatin.

INSTRUCTIONS ON USE
- 30 drops diluted in 1/2 glass of water
- Once daily for a specific time period or as directed in accordance with the instructions.
Your doctor or pharmacist.
- 20 minutes before dinner.

REFERENCES
- Consumption of tint should be avoided during pregnancy and breast-feeding.
- If you are taking medication ask your doctor for advice.
Before use.
- The combination and mixing of herbs is permitted on medical advice or
If you are a pharmacist, please tell your doctor or pharmacist.

* The content of the text is informative and under no circumstances
Does not replace medical advice.