Iceland moss

Healing properties

has:

• Anti-inflammatory, wound healing, antibacterial, antiviral, antiemetic, antitussive, mild sedative, antihypoxic, tonic effect;
• A powerful immunomodulator, adaptogen;
• Regulates the activity of the gastrointestinal tract, improving digestion;
• Purifies the blood;
• Potent antioxidant. Promotes rejuvenation of the body;
• Restores the body after serious illnesses;
• Excellent prevention of cancer.

Indications for use:

• It is used in the treatment of all forms of tuberculosis, lung diseases, whooping cough, bronchitis and emphysema, pneumonia, acute respiratory infections, influenza, chronic sinusitis, sinusitis;
• In case of gastrointestinal disorders: acute and chronic gastritis, colitis, stomach ulcers, chronic constipation, early stage oncology;
• It has a tonic effect on all parts of the digestive tract, which results in appetite awakening and activation of digestive processes;
• For the treatment of skin diseases: pustular rashes, festering wounds and burns;
• In case of dystrophy and loss of strength;
• In case of endocrine diseases, especially in case of thyroid dysfunction;
• in case of early pregnancy toxicosis;
• In case of inflammation of the genitourinary tract, algodysmenorrhea (pain during the menstrual cycle);
• For the prevention of fibrocystic changes in gynecology;
• In dentistry for rinsing the mouth and throat in case of periodontitis, gingivitis and tonsillitis;
• It is used in complex health programs for detoxification of the body with tobacco and alcohol addiction.

How to use:

Icelandic moss for tuberculosis: Icelandic moss should be ground and brewed with 1 tablespoon of cetraria dry mixture in 0.5 liters of boiling water or in the same volume of hot milk; You need to boil over low heat or a water bath for about five minutes; Insist for half an hour; Strain.

• Children are given an infusion of Icelandic moss warm (usually with milk) for 1/3 cup three times a day twenty minutes before meals;
• Adults should take 150 ml of decoction, 3 times a day before or after meals;
• The course of treatment with a decoction of Icelandic moss for bronchitis and pneumonia should be 10 to 20 days.
• In the treatment of the initial stage of tuberculosis, a decoction of centaury should be taken for three weeks, after which it is necessary to take a week’s break and continue taking it (200-300 g per month).
• In the case of open tuberculosis, a decoction of Iceland moss is taken without interruption every day for the entire treatment period. (Approximate quantity per month 300 g.).

Icelandic moss for cough
Recipe No. 1:

• A glass of cold water should be poured over 2 tablespoons of Icelandic moss.
• Let the liquid boil, boil it for 1:00. The broth should turn out to be like jelly in consistency.
• Let it brew for 10 minutes, strain it.
• Take a remedy based on Icelandic moss warm for 2-3 sips several times a day.

Such a thick decoction of Icelandic moss (cetraria) perfectly helps to cope even with coughs caused by tuberculosis and pneumonia. You can store it in the refrigerator, but not more than 2 days.

Recipe No. 2:

• Icelandic moss in the amount of 2 teaspoons pour 250 ml. milk.
• Boil the mixture for half an hour.
• The resulting infusion should be drunk before going to bed.

A decoction of Icelandic moss milk will perfectly reduce the intensity of cough caused by whooping cough.

Decoction for gastrointestinal diseases

• Pour 3 cups of boiling water over 6 tbsp. spoonfuls of Icelandic moss,
• Boil for 30 minutes, cool, filter.
• Drink sips throughout the day.

Cleaning wounds, wounds, acne and boils
1 tbsp. tablespoon. Icelandic moss is poured with 250 ml of water and boiled for 10 minutes. The decoction is used to wash wounds and make lotions.
2 large spoons are poured into a glass of water, boiled for 15 minutes, this solution is drunk, and the face is wiped with it.

Contraindications

Individual intolerance.