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During recovery, after operations, with digestive disorders, as well as during heavy stress and stress, it is advised to take an infusion from calamus rhizomes. Medicinal bitterness from this plant - akorin, in combination with tannins and resins, enhances the secretion of gastric juice. This is due to the stimulation of taste receptors of the tongue and mucous membranes - directly in the mouth. Due to this effect, an appetite increases in an emaciated person after an illness, improves digestion, which contributes to a more effective recovery of strength and health.
Common calamus (Marsh calamus, Acorus Calamus L) is a perennial plant of the aroid family.
Folk names: other root, Tatar potion, kasatnik. It grows near streams, along rivers and lakes. Widely used as an aromatic bitterness, increases appetite and improves digestion.
Description: calamus is a perennial plant with a powerful rhizome and long xiphoidal leaves resembling the leaves of an iris.
Pharmacological action: a combination of fortifying, toning properties of calamus with pronounced soothing properties makes calamus effective after serious diseases, surgeries, stresses, and with intense physical exertion. It is successfully used in attacks of panic fear, hysteria, psychasthenia, hypochondria, convulsions, fainting.
Herbalist's prescription: With periodontal disease and alveolar piorie: chop the root into fine powder. Twice a day, when brushing your teeth, dip a toothbrush with toothpaste applied on it, into this powder and brush your teeth as usual. Improvement is noted by the end of the first week. With deep, inflamed gingival pockets, calamus powder should be diluted with boiling water up to the thickness of sour cream, cooled to body temperature and applied to the gums on the bands of the bandage in the form of applications for 15–20 minutes.
Common calamus (Marsh calamus, Acorus Calamus L) is a perennial plant of the aroid family.
Folk names: other root, Tatar potion, kasatnik. It grows near streams, along rivers and lakes. Widely used as an aromatic bitterness, increases appetite and improves digestion.
Description: calamus is a perennial plant with a powerful rhizome and long xiphoidal leaves resembling the leaves of an iris.
Pharmacological action: a combination of fortifying, toning properties of calamus with pronounced soothing properties makes calamus effective after serious diseases, surgeries, stresses, and with intense physical exertion. It is successfully used in attacks of panic fear, hysteria, psychasthenia, hypochondria, convulsions, fainting.
Herbalist's prescription: With periodontal disease and alveolar piorie: chop the root into fine powder. Twice a day, when brushing your teeth, dip a toothbrush with toothpaste applied on it, into this powder and brush your teeth as usual. Improvement is noted by the end of the first week. With deep, inflamed gingival pockets, calamus powder should be diluted with boiling water up to the thickness of sour cream, cooled to body temperature and applied to the gums on the bands of the bandage in the form of applications for 15–20 minutes.
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