Birch tar Natural From Is A Very Useful Product Made In Siberian Taiga, 100 ml

Description: Tar is widely used by modern medicine for various diseases. It has a strong antimicrobial, antiparasitic, antiseptic action. Birch tar is used in the treatment of a variety of skin diseases - scabies, eczema, seborrhea, psoriasis, lichen, as well as skin allergic rashes, diathesis, etc. Not for nothing birch tar is considered the best natural antiseptic: it accelerates the healing of wounds, burns, not allowing them to bend, treat boils and suppuration, skin fungus. Tar helps the epidermis to renew, regenerate, heal wounds, tar increases blood circulation in the tissues of the skin and rejuvenates it. Tar can cure otitis media, eczema, tuberculosis, scaly lichen, catarrhal sore throat, hair loss, seborrhea, skin and nail fungus, trophic non-healing ulcers, bedsores, burns and wounds, pull out splinters. Application: - In psoriatic plaques rub tar, after half an hour the patient takes a shower with soap, washing off the tar. - In eczema - tar in equal parts with cedar oleoresin rub into the affected areas for 1-2 hours, wash off with water. - In hemorrhoids - it is useful to steam the anus in a warm infusion made from one tablespoon of birch tar and 2 liters of boiling water. - In sore throat - pure tar lubricate inflamed tonsils. - Foot and nail fungus - on steamed cleaned feet smeared tar and not washing worn for three days. Then the procedure is repeated. For 3 - 4 times comes full recovery. - With parasitic infestations. In a spoonful of milk dissolve tar, take in the morning on an empty stomach. Start with one drop, bring to seven, then in the opposite direction from 7 to 1. Take a spoonful of honey with 3 drops of tar in the morning on an empty stomach. Many folk recipes offer the use of tar water. It is very simple in preparation: tar diluted in boiled water 1:8, stirred, let stand for 2 days. Remove the film and pour into another vessel, which is stored in the refrigerator. Quality tar water is similar in color to white dry wine. It is used internally to treat lung diseases. Severe, suffocating cough, bronchitis and pneumonia, according to folk recipes, are treated in a simple and effective way. Before going to bed, a spoonful of tar water is drunk, the throat is wrapped with a warm scarf. In particularly severe cases, the dose is increased to 2-3 spoons. Sometimes it is enough one procedure at night, as well as morning gargle throat tar water, so that the cough absolutely subsided. Used this recipe even for the treatment of severe diseases, such as tuberculosis and asthma. Also, you can treat sore throat by smearing inflamed tonsils with absorbent cotton and a few drops of tar. Tar water is used to improve digestion, thin the blood, as a diuretic and for general cleansing of the body. Its rubbing helps with bone pain. Folk recipes suggest washing her pus wounds to accelerate healing and eliminate putrid odor. Helping even in the treatment of stomatitis and strengthening the gums, it demonstrates the almost miraculous powers of birch tar. Treatment of female diseases also did not bypass folk recipes for the use of tar. So, for the treatment of mastopathy there is a complex but effective method. In 50 ml of milk is added tar according to the following scheme: the first 3 days by 3 drops, the following days by 5 drops, then by seven. It is applied 3 times, after five hours. Then follows a 10-day break and the course continues, but already at 7, 5 and 3 drops, respectively. You can repeat the course after 2 months. In the past, peasants used to hang in the room where the animals were kept, an open bottle of tar. Evaporating, tar disinfected the air in the room and the room itself - the animals did not get sick. Birch tar is also widely used in veterinary medicine.