- What is it for
- Properties of mil in raw
- How to use the medicinal plant
- Possible side effects
- Who should not use
Raw mil is a medicinal plant, also known as novalgina, aquiléa, atroveran, carpenter's herb, yarrow, aquiléia-mil-flowers and mil-leaves, used to treat problems in blood circulation and fever.
Its scientific name is Achillea millefolium and can be found in health food stores and drugstores.
What is it for
The raw mil is used to help treat sexually transmitted diseases, abscess, acne, cramps, skin wounds, hair loss, kidney stones, high blood pressure, poor circulation, poor digestion, colic, detoxify the body, diarrhea, headache. head, stomach and tooth, eczema, liver problems, scarlet fever, lack of appetite, anal fissure, gastritis, gas, gout, hemorrhages, inflammation of the mucous membranes, psoriasis, tumor, ulcers, varicose veins and vomiting.
Properties of mil in raw
The properties of the raw mil include its analgesic, antibiotic, anti-inflammatory, astringent, anti-rheumatic, antiseptic, antimicrobial, anti-hemorrhagic, digestive, diuretic, stimulating and expectorant action.
How to use the medicinal plant
The used parts of the raw mil are the roots, leaves, fruits and flowers. To enjoy its benefits, an infusion of this plant must be made, as follows:
Ingredients
- 15 g of dried Mil leaves, 1 L of boiling water.
Method of preparation
Place 15 g of dried Yarrow leaves in 1 liter of boiling water and let stand for about 10 minutes. Then you should strain and drink 2 cups of this tea a day.
Possible side effects
Side effects of the raw mildew include sensitivity to sunlight, irritation and itching of the skin, eye inflammation, headache and dizziness.
Who should not use
A thousand in kind is contraindicated in pregnancy and in women who are breastfeeding.
