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ie with copious sputum, lasts longer than three weeks, it can get worse, spread to the narrow bronchi and then last for months.

If they do not heal during that time, then they remain in at least one part of the lungs for years. Often the patient does not even know that his bronchitis has not been completely cured, because he breathes freely and does not cough.

It is enough to get a little cold, to walk in a strong wind, to have rainy days in autumn or March, he immediately starts coughing, feels some pressure in his chest and breathes harder,

harder, especially when he walks fast, when he climbs up the stairs, or when he walks for a long time. if such lungs are not attacked by tuberculosis germs in large numbers - this disease is not severe,

but if such long-term bronchitis is complicated by tuberculosis bacilli to a greater extent - then the matter becomes very serious. Therefore, any bronchitis, especially chronic, should be treated on time, especially if a person lives in larger cities,

where there are many tuberculosis germs everywhere.

Numerous herbal medicines have been used against chronic bronchitis and it can be said that rarely any plant has not been tested. Here are some herbs that help with chronic bronchitis.

Divisma. Divisma is a strong, erect plant, which reaches a height of over one meter. The leaves are broad at the base and pointed. The flowers are yellow and are located at the top of the tree, like a spike.

This plant is biennial, blooms throughout the summer and in early autumn. It multiplies and scatters a lot.

It grows on neglected meadows, abandoned quarries, in hilly and mountainous areas, and even in some of our gardens. This plant has been praised so much by old and new doctors and scientists that it is strange that

it is not so much noticed and used in our nation, as is the case with other nations. Its flower is used for tea, and the leaves on the outside as a softener.

The flowers should be collected in the morning after a sunny day, when the dew falls from the plant. Place the flowers on a spread clean linen tablecloth and dry in the shade.

Dried flowers should be stored in a paper bag. Consume dried flowers for tea for up to a year at the latest, because it loses its healing properties when standing.

This plant is excellent and safe to use, so it can be given to children. There are two ways to make tea:

The first way - Put 10g of mullein in the desired container and pour a liter of boiling water. It should be filtered through a cloth, because there are small ones on the flower that cause a tickle in the throat if they are missed.

Another way - Combination with bokvica. Mix 100 g of herbs, then pour 1 tablespoon of the mixture with a cup of boiling water, stir a little and cover to stand for 20-30 minutes. Strain the tea and drink 3 times 1 cup after meals.

Bulka or field poppy A well-known plant. It relieves cough in children and adults.

It is great for those who are sensitive to real poppy medicines from the pharmacy, to opium and medicines from it, this plant should be used, because it acts more gently and there is no morphine in its flower.

It is excellent in the form of tea in a dose: On one cup of boiling water, add a pinch of dried flowers, stir and cover. Drink tea after meals.

Mallow. Mallow is a biennial, and in some cases a perennial plant, which is widely represented in our area. It has a very strong tree and reaches a height of over one meter.

It can be found in a large number of settlements, in larger and smaller coves and in fields. It is often along walls, along roadside and in damp places.

Its flower is used for tea, because the flowers contain the most mucous substance that helps with lung diseases. Mallow leaves contain large reserves of vitamin C and essential oils, and a small amount of tannin can be found.

All this indicates that mallow with a good balance of vitamins and minerals contributes to a better general condition. It is used in a dose: 20-40 g per liter of boiling water. Strain well and drink.

Mallow can serve as a throat rinse in cases of gout and swollen tonsils. Hyssop

It was considered and is considered to have the property of cleansing the lungs of any impurities. So, it works against coughs and chest pains, pressure, etc.

It is especially good in cases when the discharge of mucus stops and in sensitive people. It should not be taken immediately, ie at the beginning of inflammation and irritation in the lungs,

but when these phenomena subside, when the temperature drops and the mucus matures. So you should take all the plants that contain oils and balms.

There is yellow essential oil, a little camphor and sulfur in the meal. It also contains a specific ingredient potash, silicon, tannin, saponin and a considerable amount of choline,

which stimulates the work of all organs, thus strengthening the body as a whole. In folk medicine, dining is still widely used in the treatment of asthma and bronchitis, and as a bitter remedy it is used to strengthen the stomach and eliminate indigestion during digestion.

It is good in the treatment of cough and hoarseness, rheumatism, as well as for calming nervously irritated people and irregular menstruation, rinsing wounds, improving appetite, lowering blood pressure.

Medicinal dining room or hyssop is a small semi-shrub 20-60 cm high, with a tree that is woody at the bottom, overgrown with upright and strong leafy branches. The flowers are blue, rarely pink or white.

It grows in dry, rocky places, and can be planted in gardens. Tea is prepared by pouring 4 g of food with 200 ml of boiling water and leaving it covered for 15 minutes,

then strain and drink 2-3 cups a day, always freshly prepared. Ground-ivy

Ground-ivy is a herbaceous perennial plant from the mint family. It has fleshy kidney-shaped leaves with wavy edges and a purple flower. It grows 40-50cm in height. This medicinal plant can be found almost everywhere:

in meadows, lawns, parks, forests and grows in wetter terrain. It blooms from April to July, in the order of perennial plants.

The whole plant is used for medicinal purposes, and it can also be a separate leaf and flower. Can be used fresh or dried. This medicinal plant has long been used for respiratory problems, because it has a strong antibacterial effect,

and is suitable for all inflammatory processes of the respiratory organs, such as bronchitis, pneumonia, lung obstruction problems, and even digestive problems. , and it has shown its positive effect in anorexic people, because it improves appetite.

It works with its oil, a resinous substance that first sweetens and then burns the mouth. This herb can be applied in 2 ways: Preparation of tea: Soak one tablespoon of tea in 4dcl of cold water. Leave to stand for 12 hours,

then put on the fire and simmer for a few minutes. Strain the tea and drink it in light sips during the day. This tea recipe is also recommended for the problem of mucus from the kidneys and urinary bladder.

It can also be used as fresh plant juice obtained by squeezing in a juicer. This juice increases immunity and is drunk up to half a glass of juice during the day, mixed with honey,

and children up to 3 small teaspoons that can be mixed with milk or some homemade juice. Also, by instilling a few drops in the nose, this juice also prevents nosebleeds, headaches, dizziness and neuralgic pains.

Tea overdose is not recommended, because it can lead to serious side effects, and great caution in the use of this plant should be given to breastfeeding mothers, pregnant women,

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