Each herb contains one or more substances which may, under appropriate conditions to provide healing properties. The distribution of these substances on medicinal plants are often not uniformly. Therefore, when gathering medicinal herbs should be helpful to know where to focus elements and when their concentration is maximum in the plant.
If nutrients are distributed throughout the plant, then it is collected at the beginning of flowering, in the same time gather medicinal plants from which all aerial parts are used - the grass. Collection of leaves is usually before flowering, except for "coltsfoot", which they prepare after flowering. Harvesting of roots and tubers of medicinal plants produced in the autumn, when plants sap flow stops or early spring before the start of it. Collecting seeds and fruits produced in the period of their maturity. Finally, the core of all medicines plants collected during the spring sap flow in plants.
collected aerial parts of medicinal plants, especially flowers, should be made in dry weather and the gathering of dew, since only under this condition can be drying to preserve parts of the medicinal plants of their natural color and prevent from self-heating (processes of bacterial and fungal decomposition), the result is often a loss of plant medicinal properties.
bark of medicinal plants is removed from the trunks and branches (buckthorn), and the oak-only branch-cuts through the ring it up and cut wood along the trunk from one ring to another notch by hand and rend from top to bottom.
Centuries of experience in the use of medicinal plants shows that their influence on different people can vary and depends on the characteristics of an organism. Also there is a perception that herbs act better in a complex of several plants than for a single use of medicinal herbs. It is not just about the different working principles in different plants but also that the nutrients of a medicinal plant species are exempt for their work or are stimulated by some other plant substances, in fact, is not, can be directly drug, ie, simply act as a catalyst. For complex diseases, the treatment effect decides not a herb, and their interaction. It certainly should be considered when studying the effectiveness of folk medicinal plants.
If nutrients are distributed throughout the plant, then it is collected at the beginning of flowering, in the same time gather medicinal plants from which all aerial parts are used - the grass. Collection of leaves is usually before flowering, except for "coltsfoot", which they prepare after flowering. Harvesting of roots and tubers of medicinal plants produced in the autumn, when plants sap flow stops or early spring before the start of it. Collecting seeds and fruits produced in the period of their maturity. Finally, the core of all medicines plants collected during the spring sap flow in plants.
collected aerial parts of medicinal plants, especially flowers, should be made in dry weather and the gathering of dew, since only under this condition can be drying to preserve parts of the medicinal plants of their natural color and prevent from self-heating (processes of bacterial and fungal decomposition), the result is often a loss of plant medicinal properties.
bark of medicinal plants is removed from the trunks and branches (buckthorn), and the oak-only branch-cuts through the ring it up and cut wood along the trunk from one ring to another notch by hand and rend from top to bottom.
Centuries of experience in the use of medicinal plants shows that their influence on different people can vary and depends on the characteristics of an organism. Also there is a perception that herbs act better in a complex of several plants than for a single use of medicinal herbs. It is not just about the different working principles in different plants but also that the nutrients of a medicinal plant species are exempt for their work or are stimulated by some other plant substances, in fact, is not, can be directly drug, ie, simply act as a catalyst. For complex diseases, the treatment effect decides not a herb, and their interaction. It certainly should be considered when studying the effectiveness of folk medicinal plants.
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