Beaver Fat 100% Natural 250 ml (8.45 oz)

Melted beaver fat 100 ml Our ancestors used medicinal components of animal origin in ancient times. The use of animal parts, their blood, fat, and glands for medical purposes was especially popular during the wars to heal wounded, crippled soldiers. In those days, there were no traditional medicines that a modern person was used to being treated with. Folk recipes were used. Beaver fat was very popular at that time. It was used as an independent remedy, and in combination with a beaver jet (castoreum). Scientists have proven that many diseases are perfectly treated with its help. For example, beaver fat is widely used for the treatment of the respiratory tract, colds, tracheitis, bronchitis, asthma, tuberculosis, lung cancer. It is in no way inferior in its qualities to badger and bear fats. It is also used for skin diseases (psoriasis, eczema, dermatitis, trophic ulcers, purulent processes, diathesis, itching), mechanical damage (wounds, scuffs, burns, cracks, frostbite, gunshot wounds, cuts). For cosmetic purposes, it is used for the prevention of aging and against wrinkles.   It is known that beavers feed exclusively on plant food, young tree shoots, bark, as well as various herbs and flowers. Due to this, their fat contains a fairly large amount of glucose, which helps to increase immunity, eliminate toxins and toxins from the human body, and gives a powerful charge of energy. Beaver fat is indicated for overwork, stress, to restore strength during exhaustion and dystrophy.   It is particularly worth noting the effectiveness of beaver fat in the treatment of male and female sexual problems and in urology. For example, in combination with beaver jet, fat is used in the treatment of prostatitis, impotence, prostate adenoma, cystitis. And in gynecological practice, with painful menstruation, uterine bleeding, inflammation of various types, cysts, menopause, mastitis, cervical erosion, the anti-inflammatory and analgesic qualities of beaver fat make it a good remedy for arthritis, rheumatism, osteochondrosis, spo