Chamomile is one of the most popular medicinal herbs among the people, decoctions and infusions of which have not only a pleasant aroma, but also a strong and at the same time gentle healing effect, helping with many diseases.
Inhalations are considered to be one of the effective methods of treating inflammatory diseases of the upper and lower respiratory tract. Depending on the drugs used for the procedure, various therapeutic effects can be achieved.
Even ancient healers noticed that the delicate white-yellow flower, which resembles the sun in the appearance of its inflorescences, has many healing properties.
Winter and autumn are not only wonderful seasons, but also the time of colds, illnesses, epidemics. In the conditions of modern society, the opportunity to be on sick leave, to recover and recuperate is an unaffordable luxury.
A child's body is considered more delicate and sensitive than an adult's. That is why children often have allergic reactions and spasms of the respiratory tract during inhalations. Usually, medications intended for treating children have a lower dosage.
Butter has a softening effect, perfectly restores after wounds and scars, eliminates the remains of inflammation and congestion, and starts the process of cell self-renewal.
Mustard has proven itself as a remedy that actively stimulates receptors, mucous membranes, causes hyperemia and improves local blood circulation. As a result, swelling is quickly eliminated, inflammation is relieved.
Honey for cough has long been used in folk medicine for treatment, recovery and prevention. This remedy has not lost its relevance today. Honey is included in many pharmaceutical products, used in various decoctions, infusions, syrups.
