Duckweed Herb: 20g Azbuka Trav

Duckweed: 20g of Herbal Power (Azbuka Trav)

Duckweed (Lemna minor), a small aquatic plant, has been traditionally used for its diverse medicinal properties. Azbuka Trav offers 20 grams of this potent herb, providing a convenient way to harness its therapeutic benefits.

Duckweed's Actions:

• Anti-inflammatory: Reduces inflammation associated with various conditions.
• Antipyretic (Fever-reducing): Helps lower body temperature during fever.
• Diuretic: Promotes urine production, aiding in fluid removal.
• Antimicrobial: Fights against harmful bacteria and microorganisms.
• Antispasmodic: Relaxes muscles and relieves spasms.
• Astringent: Contracts tissues, potentially aiding in wound healing.
• Haemostatic (Blood-clotting): Helps stop bleeding.
• Analgesic (Pain-relieving): Reduces pain and discomfort.
• Cholagogue: Stimulates bile production and flow.
• Antitumor: Shows potential in combating tumor growth (further research needed).
• Anthelmintic (Antiparasitic): Helps eliminate parasitic worms.
• Anti-allergic (Desensitizing): Reduces allergic reactions and sensitivity.

Traditional Uses:

Internal Use:

• Urticaria (Hives): Alleviates symptoms of hives.
• Asthma: May help manage asthma symptoms.
• Vitiligo: A potential aid in managing vitiligo (further research needed).
• Upper Respiratory Infections (URIs): Such as tonsillitis, laryngitis, and pharyngitis.
• Edema (Fluid retention): Helps reduce swelling caused by fluid buildup.

External Use:

• Rheumatism: Reduces pain and inflammation in rheumatic conditions.
• Gout: Provides pain relief for gout.

Furthermore, duckweed infusions or decoctions are used as washes for:

• Poorly healing wounds
• Ulcers
• Boils

Disclaimer:

This information is for educational purposes only and should not be considered medical advice. Consult a healthcare professional before using duckweed or any herbal remedy, especially if you have pre-existing health conditions or are taking medications. The effectiveness of duckweed in treating specific conditions requires further scientific research.