How to take bee moth tincture - basic rules for health promotion

Tincture of bee moth is an effective traditional medicine that has long been used to strengthen immunity, improve brain activity, increase activity and fight chronic fatigue. There are several ways how to take bee moth tincture, depending on the indications and contraindications of the remedy.

Moth tincture - what is it

Before using a folk remedy, you need to consider what a bee fire is, which has become the "starting material" for the preparation of the tincture. It is a small pest also known as wax moth.

The moth lives in bee hives and feeds on the products of their vital activity. This is the only insect in nature that feeds on honey, pergoy, royal jelly, honeycomb and propolis. It completely assimilates them and processes them into useful valuable substances.

A useful tincture is prepared from moth larvae, which contain an increased concentration of biologically active substances. They provide excellent anti-inflammatory, antibacterial, antioxidant and immunomodulatory properties.

Composition and benefits of bee moth tincture

The bee moth extract contains a huge amount of useful vitamins, micro- and macroelements, nonessential and irreplaceable amino acids. The enzymes cerrase, protease and lipase, glycine, lysine and alanine are considered equally important components of the remedy.

Why is the moth tincture useful:

• increases the body's resistance to viruses and pathogenic microorganisms;
• fights against tuberculosis pathogens, destroying their shell;
• accelerates the recovery of the body after diseases, injuries and operations;
• normalizes the level of hemoglobin in the blood;
• lowers blood pressure and cholesterol;
• accelerates muscle building;
• improves metabolism;
• accelerates the resorption of scars (including postinfarction scars on the myocardium);
• increases tone, activity and performance, eliminates signs of chronic fatigue;
• calms the nervous system and normalizes sleep.

Bee moth extract has a positive effect on the genitourinary system. It fights against inflammatory processes in the pelvic organs, increases libido, helps men with a decrease in potency, and women with problems with fertility.

Indications for the use of tincture

Before taking the moth extract, the indications and contraindications of this remedy must be taken into account.

The tincture helps in the following cases:

• flu and colds;
• bronchitis and bronchial asthma;
• anemia;
• tuberculosis;
• digestive disorders;
• disorders of the nervous system;
• diseases of the heart and vascular system;
• impotence;
• menopause and infertility in women.

Tincture of bee moth stimulates blood circulation and prevents the formation of blood clots in the blood vessels, due to which it is used in folk medicine for the prevention of atherosclerosis.

Most often, moth extract is used in the complex treatment of tuberculosis. The microorganisms that cause the development of this disease are covered with a dense shell that resembles beeswax. The wax moth agent effectively dissolves it, destroying the pathogens of tuberculosis.

Cooking tinctures from moth

There are several ways how to cook a moth at home. For its preparation, inactive, but young wax moth caterpillars up to 2 cm in size are used, which fully feed on beekeeping products and have not yet entered the pupation stage. It was during this period that the maximum amount of valuable components was concentrated in their bodies.

All larvae for tincture must be selected only by hand. They are collected on their own apiaries or they are bought from trusted beekeepers. After this, the larvae should be filtered using two sieves. This will help separate young larvae from cobwebs, honeycomb particles, and old caterpillars.

To prepare the bee moth tincture, you can only use glass or ceramic dishes. The larvae can be laid in whole or slightly crushed and only then filled with alcohol. This does not affect the medicinal properties of the extract.

Bee moth tincture recipes:

1. To prepare 10% tincture, pour 20 g of caterpillars with 200 ml of 70% alcohol in a glass container. Place for infusion in a dark place for 15-20 days, remembering to shake from time to time. Strain before use.
2. For 20% tincture, other proportions are used - 40 g of moth larvae and 200 ml of alcohol.
3. For medicinal tincture, you can use not only the larvae themselves, but also the products of their vital activity. Sift the bee dust through a sieve, leaving only small black dots, fill them with 70% alcohol in a proportion of 10-20 g per 100 ml. Insist 20 days in a dark place at room temperature, shaking daily.

For the preparation of the extract, larvae are not used at the final stage of their development, immediately before pupation. At this time, they stop feeding on wax, since the production of food enzymes in their body decreases. At this stage, the moth is considered useless for medicinal tinctures.

The prepared tincture should only be stored in the refrigerator, in a tightly sealed container; in warmth, its beneficial properties decrease. If all conditions are met, the shelf life of the extract is 12 months.

How to take bee moth tincture

The method of using bee moth tincture depends on the specific purpose and the existing diseases.

Basic rules for using the tincture:

1. Moth tincture must be shaken before use, since a natural sediment forms in it.
2. The folk remedy can be consumed in its pure form, but it has a bitter taste, so it can be diluted in a small amount of water or milk.
3. It is advisable to take tincture of fireflies 45-60 minutes before meals.
4. The tool has a tonic effect and increases activity, so it is undesirable to drink it before bedtime.
5. The extract can be kept in the mouth for a little while and only then swallowed. This will strengthen the tooth enamel, relieve gum bleeding and accelerate the healing of micro-wounds in the mouth.
6. The drug is taken by course. The minimum duration of treatment is 30 days, the maximum is up to 100 days.
7. When used for prophylactic purposes, the minimum dosage is used - no more than 2 drops of tincture for every 10 kg of weight.
8. The maximum permissible daily dosage of the moth tincture is 50 drops.

As a prophylactic agent in the period of colds, the tincture of moth is used for 12 weeks, after which a break of 1-3 weeks is required.

If tincture of bee moth is used to treat existing diseases, the dosage is increased to 4-6 drops for every 10 kg of body weight. The tool should be taken three times a day 20-25 minutes before meals, the course of administration is 10-12 weeks.

Contraindications to the use of tincture

Before taking a tincture of bee moth, you need to make sure that there is no allergy to honey and other beekeeping products, since in this case, the intake of the extract is prohibited.

To do this, apply 1-2 drops of the product to the lips or the inner part of the elbow and wait 15-20 minutes. Redness, skin swelling, itching, and burning are indicative of an allergy. In such cases, it is not recommended to take bee moth tincture.

The main contraindications for moth tincture:

• childhood;
• period of pregnancy;
• breast-feeding;
• chronic hepatitis;
• cirrhosis of the liver;
• diseases accompanied by swelling of the larynx;
• individual intolerance.

Since the tincture of bee moth is prepared on an alcohol basis, it should not be taken by people suffering from chronic alcoholism, as well as undergoing treatment for this disease.

Bee moth tincture is a natural and effective drug used both for treatment and prevention of many diseases. This tool helps to strengthen the immune system, increase resistance to viruses and bacteria, improve metabolism and the work of the cardiovascular system. When used correctly, taking into account contraindications, the tincture will bring maximum health benefits.

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