How to administer the bell
St. John’s wort is found in numerous products and food supplements, and can be administered in the form of tea, capsules, oil or tincture. Each of these has its own way of administration, and the doses differ depending on the product, but also on the individual needs of each patient.
St. John’s wort tea – benefits
St. John’s wort tea is made from the aerial parts of the plant, more precisely, from its flowers and leaves. Tea can be obtained by infusing or boiling dried plants in hot water. Infusion is the most frequently used method and involves adding 1-2 teaspoons of dried flowers and leaves of St. John’s wort for each cup of hot water. They are left to infuse for about 5-10 minutes, then the tea is strained and can be consumed hot or cold.
St. John’s wort tea is often used as a natural remedy for treating disorders of the digestive system and anxious or depressive states.
Thanks to its antispasmodic, anti-inflammatory, anti-depressant and anxiolytic properties, St. John’s wort tea can be consumed to relieve the symptoms of some ailments, such as:
biliary colic; dyspeptic syndrome; some liver disorders; gastritis; ulcer; depressive episodes; anxious states; insomnia; applied locally, St. John’s wort tea can act as an anti-inflammatory and cicatrizing agent for some minor wounds or minor burns.
St. John’s wort tea is not recommended for small children, pregnant women or those who are breastfeeding. Also, people with liver diseases or who take potentially liver-toxic drugs should avoid the consumption of bluebells.
How many cups of bluebell tea are drunk per day?
In general, manufacturers of St. John’s wort tea recommend drinking a maximum of 2-3 cups per day, but the recommended daily dose varies from one person to another, depending on the general state of health, the medicinal treatments they are following, and the indications the attending physician.
Capsule bells
Capsules with bluebells are often recommended in the treatment of mild and moderate depression, as well as other conditions for which bluebells are indicated. These capsules contain standardized St. John’s wort extract, which ensures increased control over the concentration of active substances.
Supplements with bellflower capsules can usually be administered during the meal or immediately after the meal. This can help reduce possible gastrointestinal side effects and optimize the absorption of active substances. The duration of treatment with bluebell capsules may vary depending on the indications and how each patient responds to the treatment. In general, for depression, a treatment of at least 4-6 weeks is recommended, in order to observe the therapeutic effects.
St. John’s wort oil
St. John’s wort oil is often recommended for external use, in the treatment of injuries and skin conditions. It can be administered for:
skin lesions – St. John’s wort oil can be applied locally to wounds, cuts, minor burns or contusions. Its antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory properties can help protect the affected skin and speed up healing; sunburns – St. John’s wort oil can help soothe and hydrate the skin, reducing the burning sensation and inflammation; dermatitis and eczema – St. John’s wort oil can be applied topically to treat dermatitis and eczema, due to its anti-inflammatory properties; skin ulcers – St. John’s wort oil can be used in the treatment of venous ulcers or diabetic ulcers. It can contribute to speeding up healing and improving the appearance of the affected skin; other skin conditions – St. John’s wort oil can be used in the treatment of skin conditions, such as psoriasis, scars, stretch marks or herpes. However, it is important to consult a specialist before using St. John’s wort oil, in order to receive an approved recommendation, following a consultation.
It is important to use St. John’s wort oil according to the manufacturer’s instructions or the doctor’s or pharmacist’s recommendations and to pay attention to adverse reactions. If irritation or other unpleasant effects occur, discontinue use and seek medical advice.
2023-07-14 00:04:35
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