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A sick person, tired of fighting a deadly disease and resolutely rejecting the recommendations of official medicine, directs the remaining forces in search of folk remedies, which, according to "experts", managed to help when a malignant tumor spread throughout the body and practically "ate" it. It is not surprising that and hemlock for cancer, many patients begin to take when faith in recovery has almost left, but there is still a glimmer of hope to prolong his life. In this state, people often go to any lengths and, at times, reach such substances that are scary to take inside.

Hemlock has been known since ancient times both as a medicine and as a poison that can kill a person on its own. Without doubting its healing properties, one should still find out whether it can replace anticancer drugs and whether it is worth completely rejecting the recommendations of oncologists.

A bit of history

Hemlock or puzzler, omega, poisonous umbrella, tar and much more than a biennial umbrella plant is called, causing severe headache and dizziness when the fruit is consumed in small quantities, or death in severe poisoning. Even Hippocrates knew the unique properties of hemlock, but the ancient Greeks used it not only as a medicine. They say that the great Socrates died from the hemlock, deliberately poisoned by the poison of this plant.

Many poisonous substances of plant origin in the Middle Ages, during the Renaissance and in modern times, continued to be used both as medicines and as a murder weapon. Such were the times ... However, gradually many countries began to abandon the use of hemlock because of its toxicity. For example, in the United States of America, the headache was prescribed as the main pain medicine in the early 19th century, and in Russia it was excluded from the official pharmacopeia only on the eve of the 20th century. Meanwhile, at present, the traditional medicine of some countries still recognizes this "umbrella", which is on a par with other medicinal raw materials. But, as they say, the new is the well-forgotten old, so the properties of this plant were not forgotten and were remembered again in connection with the development of homeopathy and the growth in the number of oncological diseases.

Russian scientists, in search of an effective cure for cancer, constantly continue to explore new antitumor drugs, where hemlock also did not go unnoticed. Many sources refer to the developments of the professor of the Arkhangelsk Medical Academy Nikolai Nikolaevich Aleutsky, who, in fact, was engaged in this plant, studied its properties and effect on the body affected by cancer. However, it should be noted that both the professor and his other like-minded people (candidate of medical sciences S. V. Korepanov, working in Altai, pharmacist L. N. Dyakonova from St. Petersburg), based their conclusions on scientific research, that is, by studying the influence plant alkaloids on cancer cells were handled by experts, not amateurs. Aleutsky N. N. and co-authors patented methods of treating cancer with hemlock(plant preparations for the treatment of sarcoma and other tumors). Perhaps, in the near future, the accumulated materials on hemlock will form the basis of a new antitumor drug, which will be released by the pharmaceutical industry to be prescribed in specially selected doses, taking into account other circumstances.

Now, many sources are taken to assert that hemlock helps in all cases, with advanced forms, with metastases, when official medicine "refused the patient." True, some distributors of ready-made drops still warn that hemlock does not affect all people in the same way, explaining this by individual immunity. Probably the reader guessed that the point here is precisely in those forms of cancer that are no longer subject to treatment(in such cases, hemlock can be used to relieve pain). But what is interesting: these same distributors recommend drinking hemlock to prevent the development of a malignant tumor. That is, a completely healthy person starts cancer prevention with hemlock and takes it constantly? In any case, the author met with similar advice.

Hemlock, its properties and harvesting

Spotted hemlock is one of the species of the family of wild-growing umbellate biennial plants, which is considered in folk medicine as the first means of combating malignant neoplasms due to its poisonous alkaloids:

  • Koniin (the most important);
  • Methylconiine;
  • Conhydrin;
  • Pseudoconhydrin;
  • Konicein.

In addition to the listed components, the chemical composition of the hemlock includes fatty (glycerides) and essential oils, some organic acids and flavonoids (quercetin, kaempferol).

It grows in all parts of the world. In Russia, it covers the entire European territory, extends to Western Siberia and the Caucasus. Meanwhile, the best raw material for the preparation of hemlock tincture against cancer is recognized as a plant collected in Ukraine, however, hemlock, which grows, for example, in the Krasnodar Territory, will not be inferior in its healing properties to the Ukrainian counterpart. By the way, it is noted that plants of southern latitudes are significantly superior in their toxicity to their northern relatives, and the greatest danger from hemlock comes before flowering. Subsequently, the poison is mainly concentrated in the fruits and seeds, while the remaining parts become less poisonous. A large number of dangerous alkaloids are lost during drying, and after cooking, they say, omega becomes absolutely harmless. Of course, all these nuances are taken into account when harvesting a plant for the purpose of treating cancer with hemlock, but the loss of some of the toxicity does not mean that it can be perceived as an ordinary herb:

  1. Hemlock cannot be tasted, it is “none”, although it is poisonous. A distinctive feature of omega is the mouse smell that appears when rubbing parts of the plant in the hand.
  2. Do not involve children in the collection of raw materials, and, in addition, also explain why you need to stay away from it and how to distinguish poisonous omega leaves from ordinary parsley, which is widely eaten.
  3. Harvested parts of the plant should not be placed or stored next to other medicinal representatives of the flora.

It blooms closer to the "crown of summer" (June-July), which means that at this time herbalists usually prepare for the harvest. In order to use hemlock for cancer, various parts of the grass (flowers, leaves, stems) are used. During the flowering period, leaves and unripe seeds are harvested (along with an umbrella).

Preparation of medicinal herbs is a whole science.For the preparation of hemlock tincture, the most popular method is to collect the plant immediately in a pre-prepared jar, into which a bottle of vodka is poured. The jar is filled with plucked leaves and umbrellas by a third, while periodically shaking so that the parts of the plant are well wetted. If you harvest only umbrellas, then the jar can be filled to the brim, but they must also be moistened. Upon arrival home, the future medicine must be placed in the refrigerator and left for 2 - 2.5 weeks to infuse.

A tincture of unripe seeds and leaves of the root zone can be prepared in pure alcohol (medical, of course). To do this, parts of the plant are poured with alcohol in a ratio of 1: 2 (seeds with leaves: alcohol) and infused in the refrigerator for 2.5 weeks (18 days).

Folk medicine, homeopathy, official pharmacology

As a home-made medicine, hemlock has always been used for various, dissimilar conditions:

factory hemlock tincture

  • Fear, anxiety, insomnia (as a sedative).
  • Pain of any localization and origin (oncological too).
  • Spasms and convulsions (epilepsy, chorea, whooping cough, migraine).
  • Indigestion (heartburn, constipation, colic);
  • Violation of urination.
  • Diseases of the female genital area (menstrual irregularities, uterine fibroids, endometriosis).
  • Rheumatism, gout (topical application).
  • Anemia.
  • Exudative diathesis.
  • Inflammation of the lymph nodes.

Usually in such cases, a 10% tincture of hemlock is used (half a liter of vodka + 50 grams of dried and chopped grass), which stands for 3 weeks in a dark place. It is used like other folk remedies: dripped into a tablespoon of water (10 drops) and drunk before meals 2 times a day. With severe pain, the dose can be increased to 20 drops.

During the period of temporary oblivion by the people of the hemlock, it continued to be used by homeopaths who prepared medicines from specially selected small doses of plant alkaloids. Homeopathic remedies for the treatment of atherosclerosis and other cardiovascular pathologies based on this plant continue to be popular among patients who reject "any synthetics." Proponents of herbal medicine have never ignored the use of hemlock for cancer of any localization, however, given the growth of oncological pathology, special attention has been directed to the treatment of lung cancer, stomach cancer, and breast tumors with hemlock.

Hemlock against cancer: treatment regimens

Treatment with hemlock for lung cancer is no different from that for stomach cancer or other tumors.

There are several schemes for the treatment of cancer with tincture of this plant:

  • According to the most gentle method No. 1(method Tishchenko V.V. or "royal") you need to drink hemlock 1 time a day before meals (at the same time!), Dilute the tincture in half a glass of water. The dose increases daily by 1 drop and corresponds to the day of admission: day 1 - 1 drop, day 2 - 2 drops ... Day 40 - 40 drops and countdown. Hemlock should be taken 2-3 courses in a row (I finished and immediately started the next one), but a break of up to a week is still acceptable if the patient is tired or other circumstances prevented him from immediately starting a new course. The treatment regimen (1-40-1) is recommended to be renewed 2 times a year or 3 times in 2 years until a complete cure (at least, traditional healers say so).
  • Take hemlock according to method No. 2 somewhat more difficult, since the dose increases more dramatically: treatment begins with one drop, but three times a day. A single dose increases daily by 1 drop, that is, on the first day the patient drinks 3 drops (1x3), on the second day - 6 drops (2x3), on the third - 9 drops (3x3) and so on, bringing the single dose to 40 drops. Then the dosage is reduced in the opposite direction: 40x3, 39x3, 38x3 ... Treatment should be calculated for 2-3 courses in a row, which should be renewed 3-4 times in 2 years.
  • An even tougher technique #3 It is also recommended for the fight against oncological diseases of all localizations, which provides for an increase in a single dose during the day: in the morning on the first day - 1 drop, in the afternoon - 2 drops, in the evening - 3 drops. The second day, start with four drops and continue to increase the dose to 40 drops, then the dosage is reduced according to the already familiar pattern. It should be borne in mind that at some stage the patient may feel the effect of hemlock (nausea, dizziness, headache), in such a case, the tincture should be stopped until the undesirable effects disappear, in order to then resume it again.
  • In severe forms of cancer, it is recommended to take hemlock according to method No. 4, which involves increasing the dose according to one of the above schemes and bringing it to the onset of symptoms of poisoning, while continuing to drink hemlock, reducing the dose by only a few drops. It should be noted that the author does not share this approach to the treatment of malignant processes. Without an oncologist, doing such amateur activities can be very dangerous.

Hemlock is diluted in water, and its amount increases in proportion to the increase in dose (10 drops - 50 ml, therefore, 40 drops - about a glass).

About the most important

The main thing can be considered that hemlock is very poisonous and, if the patient decides to try a folk remedy, then this should be done only after consulting with an oncologist. Some people drink hemlock after surgery to prevent recurrence, which perhaps makes some sense, but the prevention of hemlock cancer in healthy people is impossible: prolonged use of the alkaloids of this plant will lead to chronic intoxication, which, as you know, is fraught with other troubles.

You should not especially rely only on hemlock for cancer of all stages and localizations. By replacing the traditional antitumor treatment with a folk remedy, you can simply miss precious time that cannot be turned back by any hemlock. The reader himself may wonder: if omega is so omnipotent, then why do cancers continue to claim thousands of lives every year? Maybe the dead people simply had an individual immunity to home-made drugs, or did the cancer that spread throughout the body turn out to be stronger?

Video: hemlock - collection, preparation of tincture

Since ancient times, the miraculous herb hemlock has been used to treat many diseases. It is also called grass with kind eyes.

hemlock - grass

Many people know this herb as poisonous. But at the same time, it has medicinal properties. They are used only by professionals who know how to correctly calculate the dose for treatment. In no case should you drink Hemlock's decoction with glasses and self-medicate.

Spotted hemlock grows in Russia, mainly in the middle lane, in the Crimea, in Central Asia and the Caucasus. The medicinal plant itself can grow up to three meters. Small plantations can also be found in Siberia.

Note! Spotted hemlock needs to be grown in a warm and sunny location for medicinal effect. So he gains useful substances, which are then used for healing effects. During the flowering period, hemlock has the most useful and healing properties.

Hemlock contains poisonous alkaloids. As well as useful essential oils, tannin, retinol and ascorbic acid.

All these substances are used as painkillers for colds, as well as against convulsions. The herb has a positive effect on numerous processes inside a person and accelerates recovery, tones the body, and helps strengthen immunity.

The properties of a medicinal plant will be useful in cases of:

  • Migraines and head diseases;
  • With various neoplasms, tumors. Such as fibroids, endometriosis, ovarian cysts;
  • Improving vision and restoring hearing.

Hemlock will also come in handy:

  • For the treatment of syphilis and tuberculosis;
  • To normalize women's cycles;
  • To reduce pressure.

Hemlock belongs to the Umbelliferae family. In appearance, it is remotely similar to garden parsley, the stems have red spots. The plant has a not very pleasant aroma, causing irritation and headache in large quantities, hence the name.

Another feature - the plant has no taste. But if you confuse it with ordinary parsley, you risk serious poisoning. Therefore, you need to carefully consider the collection of Hemlock.

Where and when is the best time to collect hemlock

Hemlock must be collected with protected hands, wearing rubber gloves. It is usually customary to take it during flowering - this is June-July. Or during ripening in July and August.

You need to know how to assemble it correctly. Usually, when collecting Hemlock, you need to approach him from the windy side. This is important because the smell of Hemlock is harmful to humans. When the plant is dried, the unpleasant aroma is further enhanced. Do not forget to ventilate the premises, so as not to harm yourself.

Important! After assembling the plant, wash your face and hands well. And keep the plant itself in isolation from other drying herbs!

Hemlock leaves and flowers are harvested when the plants begin to bloom. It is customary to dry in the sun, preferably on the street, or in a ventilated room. Seeds along with umbrellas are collected and dried in the same way. When the plant is completely dry, seeds will begin to pour from the umbrellas.

After the plant has dried completely, the herb is collected and stored in glass vessels, which are carefully closed. Keep away from other herbs. Shelf life of dried hemlock is 2 years.

Hemlock, medicinal recipes

Some countries do not recognize Hemlock treatment. At the same time, the plant is part of many preparations; injections of various types can also be carried out, which include hemlock. But in Russia, official treatment with hemlock grass is strictly prohibited.

For the treatment of cancerous tumors, a tincture is often used, which is prepared from freshly squeezed juice. It is important to remember that the dosage is important and stick to it. In case of an overdose, immediate inflammatory processes are activated. If there is a deterioration in the condition, it is necessary to refrain from taking the medicine.

It's important to know! When treating with a plant, it is necessary to refrain from consuming dairy products. Also, you do not need to use fatty oils and canned food.

It is required to reduce the content of salt and sugar in food. Also, don't drink alcohol!

In traditional medicine, various methods of treatment with hemlock are known. Most of them are considered by the healer V. Tishchenko.

How to make a tincture


Dried Hemlock Grass

Grind the whole collection and add to alcohol. The proportions are as follows: one third is crushed hemlock, and the rest is vodka. It is necessary to take this tincture with an aqueous solution or with a decoction of oregano prepared in water. It should be borne in mind that more water consumption contributes to the rapid removal of plant poison from the body.

For recovery, it is necessary to undergo 2 courses of treatment with tincture, gradually increasing its amount.

It is worth starting with 13 drops per 100 ml of water, gradually increasing the dose to 30 drops. If you feel good at the same time, then the tincture works, and the body is on the mend.

But if deterioration is felt, immediately reduce the amount to 1 drop. These proportions are calculated for an adult and it is not recommended to change the dosage on your own.

Hemlock, making extracts in oil

To improve the internal organs, or rather, the prevention and removal of tumors, it is required to prepare oil.

You will need to grind fresh seeds and some leaves, weighing approximately 30 g. Pour 300 ml of the mixture with olive oil. Keep this infusion for 21 days.

Stir regularly. After passing through cheesecloth, strain thoroughly. This use of the herb can be used for compresses. To do this, soak the fabric with oil and apply to the place where it hurts the most.

Keep on the problem area for half an hour. Such procedures are required to be carried out daily 3 times a day.

How to make a water infusion

For a tincture of a plant on water, you will need one tablespoon of crushed hemlock, mainly foliage. Next, you need boiled water, about half a liter. The whole composition is mixed and poured into a thermos.


Decoction of hemlock

The tincture should stand overnight in a warm place. The next morning, everything is filtered and poured into a glass container. Wait another 5 days until fully cooked.

Hemlock where to buy. The price of the drug

The medicinal plant can be bought at a pharmacy or in online stores. The approximate price for Hemlock tincture is from 300 rubles per 50 ml.

The larger the bottle of tincture, the more profitable it is to buy. For example, for 750 rubles you can buy a bottle of 500 ml.

The price of dried grass starts from 250 rubles per 50 g. Usually hemlock is sold in Altai online stores of very good quality.

Benefits of Hemlock. Application recipes

Hemlock treatment can be effective if it is taken correctly and a proportionate prescription is prepared. From the plant, tinctures are prepared on water and vodka, oil is made from hemlock leaves. Each variant of a medicinal plant is useful if used correctly.

For skin diseases

If there are skin problems, the following recipe is popular. For 24 g of crushed hemlock, approximately 100 ml of oil will be required. Oil must be taken vegetable, not refined.

All this is mixed and sent to infuse for 2 weeks. Next, you need to take 100 ml of oil and heat it over low heat. Wax is gradually added in small portions, constantly stirring. After the mass becomes light, you need to remove from heat and cool.

This ointment is applied to the problem area. The ointment can be kept all day long. An exception is if the ointment is applied to the neck and face area, it is not recommended to keep it for more than 2 hours.

For infectious diseases

According to the Tishchenko method, it is possible to treat diseases associated with weak immunity and other infectious diseases that have become chronic. For this, it is necessary to take an infusion from Hemlock according to a certain scheme.

Start of treatment: On an empty stomach, the patient drinks one drop of Hemlock in a glass of water, on the second day the dose of Hemlock is increased by one drop. This should be continued up to 40 days of use.

When the course of treatment reaches the 40th day, the number of drops must be reduced by one drop daily. Thus passes one course of treatment. Many have tried this type of treatment and confirm a gradual recovery.


With hemorrhoids

For the treatment of hemorrhoids, it is necessary to take pharmacy cotton wool. 3-4 drops of Hemlock tincture are dripped onto it. Cotton wool is applied to the problem area. Very often, only one treatment in this way is enough.

If one procedure is not enough, cotton swabs are introduced at night, which are soaked with Hemlock. To apply Hemlock with a cotton swab, an aqueous infusion of Hemlock or oil from the plant can be used. Repeat the reception three nights in a row. No more!

Hemlock for constipation

With irregular stools, hemlock can be used. To do this, apply 10 drops to one glass of water. Take 2 times a day, every morning and at night. This use promotes regular stools.

The therapeutic effect becomes noticeable within 2 weeks. After 2 weeks, it is recommended to apply 10 drops only in the morning on an empty stomach.

From pain tincture of Hemlock

The well-known properties of Hemlock analgesic action are familiar to many. If you take hemlock, then very often the spasms stop, which leads to the rejection of antibiotics and painkillers.

Many cancer patients resort to hemlock treatment. Of course, they are not healed by this plant, but the analgesic effect of the herb reduces cramps and pain.

If the patient also uses other herbal infusions, then Hemlock should be consumed in the form of a tincture prepared with alcohol. One tablespoon of water accounts for two or three drops of Hemlock.

This method of treatment will be effective if taken up to five times a day. It is advisable to take the medicine on an empty stomach.

If the attacks are especially painful, it is worth increasing the number of drops to 10. This amount of Hemlock is also taken for women's pain (during menstruation), for kidney disease, gastric and intestinal problems.

For cycle disorders

Women also use Hemlock's healing infusion. If the cycle of menstruation is irregular, it is worth starting with a course consisting of small doses.

Proportions: for every 2 drops of tincture - a spoonful of table water. Take three times a day. The course lasts 30 days. On the days of menstruation, it is recommended to increase the number of drops to 6.

Hemlock, its medicinal properties in oncology

According to the Tishchenko method, which is called the royal method of treatment with Hemlock, Hemlock is also effective in oncological diseases. But the folk medicine will work if all the proportions are correctly calculated and the infusion is taken on time.

This course of treatment takes place within a month. To start it, you need to prepare the body by cleansing.

Reception and treatment begins with a small dose - from 4 drops. And when the number of drops reaches 40, the dose is gradually reduced.

At the same time, every day the number of drops to receive increases by one. To obtain the desired result, it is necessary to undergo two courses of such treatment.

Hemlock, contraindications for use

The main contraindications in the treatment of Hemlock:

  • Pregnancy and lactation;
  • Liver disease;
  • Allergy to the drug and its components;
  • Severe exhaustion of the body;
  • Treatment of children and the elderly is contraindicated.

Signs of drug poisoning:

  • Increase in blood pressure
  • Excitation,
  • pupil enlargement,
  • Tachycardia,
  • Nausea and constipation.

With signs of poisoning, you need to drink about two glasses of warm milk, to which potassium permanganate is added. If the symptoms continue to disturb, then it is necessary to hospitalize the patient.

Hemlock: benefit or harm

The hemlock plant is perceived by healers in two ways. On the one hand, it is poisonous and many treat it with caution. But on the other hand, every poison in the right dosage can be useful, and even cure diseases.

The advantage of this plant is that it can be used in different forms: from tincture to ointment from herbal collection. Also, a wide range of diseases can be treated with this particular plant.

Hemlock treatment will be effective if you follow the dosage and prepare the tincture correctly. These simple rules will help get rid of the disease.

Be healthy!

Video about hemlock and its medicinal properties

Hemlock speckled, or spotted (tar, stinker, clubs, puzzle, omega, poisonous umbrella) is a herbaceous biennial of the Umbelliferae family. It is characterized by the presence of white flowers connected in complex umbellate inflorescences, large pinnately dissected leaves and tubular branched stems, reaching a height of 60 - 250 cm and having reddish-brown spots and a bluish bloom. It has an unpleasant specific smell, similar to a mouse. The flowering period of the hemlock is the summer season.

Hemlock is distinguished by a high content of a number of bioactive components: alkaloids (conhydrin, methylconiine, coniine, pseudoconhydrin, gamma-coniine), quercetin, coniine essential oil, kaempferol, glycerides of acids (petrozelidic, petroselinic), caffeic acid. The presence of alkaloids gives it a peculiar smell.

Due to the presence of the alkaloid coniine in the hemlock plant, it is poisonous. The maximum concentration of this chemical compound was found in the seeds of this plant, somewhat lower - in flowers, the minimum - in vegetative parts (stems, roots, leaves). The degree of toxicity throughout the life of the hemlock varies: the highest is noted before the onset of the flowering phase, then the toxicity decreases due to the transfer of part of the alkaloids to the seeds.

Healing properties of hemlock

The plant is characterized by the presence of the following medicinal properties:

  • strengthening;
  • painkiller;
  • anti-inflammatory;
  • expectorant;
  • antitumor;
  • hemostatic;
  • absorbable;
  • immunostimulating;
  • antispasmodic;
  • anticonvulsant;
  • anti-asthma;
  • soothing;
  • anti-infectious;
  • antiseptic.

The plant is actively used in the field of alternative medicine in the case of benign, malignant neoplasms of various localization. It is able to renew blood cells, prevent the formation and spread of metastases, destroy pathogenic atypical cells, promote the resorption of tumor-like formations.

Hemlock is highly effective in the presence of various diseases:

  • respiratory system (including tuberculosis);
  • nervous system (failure, paralysis, nervous exhaustion, epilepsy, nervous disorders, chorea);
  • reproductive system (menstrual disorders, impotence, dysmenorrhea, leucorrhoea);
  • malignant neoplasms of various organs (mammary pancreas, ovaries, esophagus, brain, vulva, larynx, intestines, uterus, liver);
  • benign tumors (cystic or polypous formations in various organs, endometriosis, lipomas, prostate adenoma, breast fibroadenoma, mastopathy, uterine diseases);
  • circulatory system (atherosclerosis, thrombophlebitis, varicose veins, hypertension, hemorrhoids);
  • lymphatic system (lymphadenitis, inflammation, lymphogranulomatosis, leukemia);
  • musculoskeletal system (gout, osteochondrosis, deforming arthrosis, joint diseases, arthritis, polyarthritis);
  • lupus erythematosus;
  • anuria;
  • migraine;
  • cataract;
  • erysipelas;
  • syphilis;
  • constipation (including chronic).

Before starting therapy with hemlock tincture, it is recommended preliminary cleansing of the liver and intestines, which is necessary to increase the degree of absorption of the drug and increase its effectiveness. For this purpose, radical methods are used (hydrocolonotherapy, cleansing enemas, the use of lemon in combination with olive oil) or gentle methods (cleansing with oil balms). The use of these funds is allowed both before the treatment of hemlock diseases, and as a parallel therapy.

Patients suffering from oncological diseases and who have undergone radiation and chemotherapy procedures, in order to improve the results of treatment with a plant, should use an infusion of May rosehip, oregano, pine needles, and flaxseed for 2 weeks before taking it. This event is carried out with the aim of neutralizing the effects of ionizing radiation, removing chemotherapy drugs from the body, cleansing the lymphatic and circulatory systems.

Preparation of hemlock tincture

There are many recipes for making hemlock tincture. One of the easiest and safest methods, which results in a highly effective drug, is the following:

  1. Seeds and inflorescences of spotted hemlock (2 parts) and an alcohol solution or vodka (1 part) are needed.
  2. 250 g of vodka (alcohol) are poured into a 1 liter glass jar, 2 cups of finely chopped vegetable raw materials are placed, the container is tightly twisted with a metal lid and shaken.
  3. The composition is aged at low temperature and darkness for 40 days. During this period, the jar must be shaken three times without opening the lid.
  4. The finished tincture is filtered through several layers of gauze and tightly closed with a lid.

As a result of using this recipe, a semi-alcoholic extract of hemlock is obtained.

To create an extract, the use of young shoots of hemlock is allowed. In this case, crushed vegetable raw materials (1/3 of the container) are placed in the container and filled with vodka to the top. Infusion time - 10 days with periodic shaking in the absence of light and low temperatures. In a similar way, a tincture is prepared based on the inflorescences and young leaves of this plant (they should freely fill the entire container without tamping).

To prepare a tincture at home from hemlock seeds, you need a 70% alcohol solution.

To make a tincture using fresh green seeds, take a 70% alcohol solution (for the entire volume of the container) and vegetable raw materials (in the amount of 1/3 of the dish). The drug is aged for about 3 weeks, then filtered through a piece of gauze. The used herb can be used for compresses, lotions in the presence of diseased joints. Duration of storage - up to 3 years.

Important! To prepare a tincture of the plant, it is advisable to use freshly picked flowering hemlock. The drug, created on the basis of dried plant materials, is characterized by less pronounced healing properties.

How to make a tincture from dried raw materials: 300 g of hemlock plants are poured with vodka (3 l) and kept, stirring regularly, for half a month in darkness and low temperature.

You can also use the following recipe for preparing hemlock tincture: 30 g of dry, finely chopped parts of the plant are poured with vodka (0.5 l), hermetically sealed and infused for half a month under similar conditions, shaking the container daily.

Alcohol tincture of hemlock

Application of hemlock tincture

  • In the case of oncological diseases, for the purpose of pain relief, an alcohol tincture based on hemlock is prescribed in the amount of 2 drops per 1 tbsp. spoon per dose before meals (to dilute the medicine, use warm drinking boiled water). The maximum daily frequency of use is 5 times.

At times of severe pain attacks, it is possible to take 10 drops of the drug, diluted in water, twice a day. This amount of the drug is recommended for pain syndrome of non-tumor etiology: in case of colic (gastric, hepatic, intestinal, renal), during periods of menstruation, in case of paroxysmal pain in the rectal area. It can be used to minimize pain in the heart muscle, eliminate ischemic attacks.

  • With delays, cessation of menstruation, not associated with the onset of pregnancy, it is necessary to carry out therapeutic therapy, which involves the use of small doses of tincture for a month (2 tones, diluted in 1 tablespoon of drinking water) three times a day. With the onset of the days of the alleged onset of menstruation, the number of drops increases to 5 with a similar frequency of administration.
  • To reduce the numerical parameters of blood pressure (in the presence of hypertension), 2 drops are prescribed, diluted in 1 tbsp. l. drinking water, 4 doses daily for 3 months.
  • In case of bruises, articular rheumatism , varicose veins, lupus erythematosus, erysipelas, thrombophlebitis, gout, a complex treatment is recommended, including oral use of the drug and its external use in the form, or you can make a remedy for lotions on your own. To prepare a remedy for lotions, the leaves of the plant (fresh or dried) are needed. The raw material is wrapped in a piece of gauze, scalded with boiling water and applied to the inflamed areas up to 4 times a day. The duration of therapy is 2 months.

Hemlock ointment with silver ions. Available for sale in our store "Gifts of Nature"

  • In the presence of constipation (including chronic), the regimen for taking the drug is as follows: 10 drops are diluted in 50 ml of water and consumed on an empty stomach twice a day (in the morning and before going to bed). Results are observed when taking the drug for several weeks.
  • In the case of hemorrhoids, a 2-3 minute lotion is recommended. To do this, moisten a cotton swab with tincture of the plant, wring it out slightly and attach it to the anus. As a result, the pain syndrome is instantly removed, and by morning the external hemorrhoidal nodes disappear.

For the treatment of malignant neoplasms, various methods are used:

  1. An hour before breakfast, 1 to. is taken, previously diluted in 100 ml of drinking water. On the 2nd day, they drink 2 drops according to a similar scheme and then incrementally until a daily dosage of 40 k is reached. Next, you should use the drug, reducing 1 drop daily. Thus, the duration of the course is 80 days. The recommended number of courses is 3 with a week break between them. In the future, for the purpose of prevention, 1 - 2 treatment courses are prescribed with six-month breaks, gradually increasing the rest time from several months to 2 years.
  2. The scheme is similar to the previous one, but the use of the drug is carried out three times a day.
  3. On the 1st day in the morning they drink 1 cup, in the afternoon - 2, in the evening - 3. On the 2nd day in the morning 4 cups, before dinner - 5, in the evening - 6. And then the dosage increases in the same way to 40 to ., after which it decreases in the same way. In case of deterioration of health, the increase in the dose should be suspended and taken in this amount until the condition improves. Then the increase in dosage must be continued up to the maximum amount (40 k.). If it does not get better, the drug is stopped for several days, after which a gradual dose reduction begins.

An increase in the dosage of hemlock tincture should be accompanied by an increase in drinking water consumed simultaneously with it. About 50 ml of liquid should fall on 10 k. Therefore, the maximum allowable 40 k. are diluted in 200 ml of drinking water.

With advanced forms of oncology, the following scheme is used: an increase in the amount of medication used is carried out until symptoms of a deterioration in well-being appear. When this condition occurs, the reception continues without increasing the dose until the condition improves. Then the increase in dosage resumes. Thus, the amount of the drug is determined individually.

Contraindications

The plant has a number of contraindications:

  • period of pregnancy;
  • kidney disease;
  • epilepsy;
  • hypotension;
  • lactation period;
  • individual intolerance.

Important! In case of an overdose, severe agitation, convulsions flowing into CNS depression and, as a result, cessation of breathing and death are noted.

Symptoms of drug intoxication:

  • salivation;
  • speech disorder;
  • dizziness of varying strength;
  • crawling sensation;
  • skin blanching;
  • nausea;
  • dilated pupils, lack of their reaction to light stimuli;
  • loss of skin sensitivity;
  • violation of swallowing function;
  • vomit;
  • decrease in body temperature;
  • ascending paralysis;
  • burning sensation in the larynx, oral cavity;
  • unsteadiness of gait;
  • impaired concentration.

If these symptoms occur, drink warm, honey-sweetened water and induce vomiting. Or the stomach is washed with a 0.1% solution of potassium permanganate, followed by the use of an aqueous solution of activated carbon.

Medicine still does not have an unequivocal opinion on how justified the use of hemlock tincture is. And is this tincture necessary for a person. Hemlock spotted is one of the controversial medicinal plants.

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It contains exorbitant doses of lethal substances and leads to fatal intoxication. But it also effectively copes with malignant tumors, thanks to the ability to “boost” the human immune system.

Hemlock tinctures - methods of application

Due to the fact that hemlock is a plant that requires handling, the use of tinctures based on it occurs according to already established methods. They differ markedly in the duration of the course and the intensity of the dosage, so each patient can start with the most gentle, and then, carefully controlling their well-being, move on to stronger options.

Method number 1 (the most gentle)

The classic alcohol tincture of the plant is used. The course begins with taking one drop of tincture diluted in 50 ml of water.


If the patient feels dizzy or has an overwhelming aversion to the drug, you can start to reduce the dosage one drop at a time until the condition returns to normal.

"Royal" technique (according to Tishchenko)

Refers to the gentle. The course begins with the use of 1 drop of tincture, diluted in 100 ml of water.

Every day, one drop is added and up to forty, then everything is repeated, but in the reverse order - from 40 drops to 1.

The advantage of this technique is that it starts with minimal doses, and the increase in dosage occurs slowly and evenly.

During this time, the body has time to adapt to the action of the drug, so peak dosages are perceived normally. As you increase the dosage of the tincture, you need to increase the amount of liquid (50 ml for every 10 drops of tincture).

Technique No. 3 (intensive)

This technique is used if malignant neoplasms are rapidly progressing, and it is required to achieve a therapeutic effect faster.

The dosage is as follows:

  1. On the first day, 1 drop is drunk in the morning, 2 in the afternoon and 3 in the evening.
  2. The next day, the morning dose is already 4 drops, the afternoon dose is 5, and the evening dose is 6.

At this rate, the dosage is increased until it reaches 40 drops per day, then a 3-5 day break is made, and the course is repeated.

Technique No. 4 (for the treatment of aggressive tumors)

In general, it almost repeats the "royal" method, but differs from it in that it does not have an upper dose limit. The build-up occurs until the side effect of the tincture on the body begins to appear.

At this time, the increase in dosage stops until the condition returns to normal, then resumes again. Each patient needs to reach their own boundary line. and take the drug in this mode for up to 10 days with an even background, then gradually follow in the reverse order.

The use of tincture according to method No. 4 carries a large share of the risk, so it is better if the patient is under the supervision of a doctor while taking the medicine.

Although the body is able to withstand dosages up to 90 drops, and without harm to itself.

Useful and harmful properties

The benefits of this plant can not be overestimated. Its medicinal properties were discovered by man in ancient times. Domestic herbalists have used hemlock as a universal medicine since the 10th century.

Tincture treated:

  • Benign and malignant tumors;
  • Venereal diseases;
  • ulcers;
  • various inflammatory processes.


The high efficiency of tinctures is explained by the fact that the alkaloids that make up the plant are natural immunomodulators. Irritating the human immune system, they cause it to reboot, after which it starts to work 7-10 times more efficiently.

Hemlock preparations also have another important feature - they stimulate the hematopoietic system, helping it to renew cells faster.

The harm of the hemlock preparation lies in its toxicity, its constituent alkaloids:

  • Conicein;
  • Propylpiperidine;
  • Methylconiin;
  • pseudoconin;
  • Konyin.

In case of an overdose, it has a completely opposite effect, depressing the immune system and causing acute poisoning. WHO has banned official medical institutions from using hemlock to treat patients, despite all its unique properties.

Although cases of poisoning with tinctures are rare. The main thing is to follow the dosage and carefully monitor your well-being in order to adjust the course in time.

Indications and contraindications


What does this tincture treat, in addition to cancer:

  • Constipation and diarrhea, accompanied by severe intestinal pain;
  • Morbid obesity, leading to the accumulation of fluid in the peritoneum;
  • Severe pain with inflammation;
  • Migraine;
  • hypertension;
  • Inflammation of the lymph nodes;
  • Mastopathy;
  • Gout;
  • Arthritis;
  • Gynecological diseases (delayed menstruation, uterine fibroids).

Many healers claim that anyone can take hemlock at any time. But there is a clear list of contraindications in which the use of hemlock is prohibited.

  • Allergic reaction to the plant;
  • Pregnancy;
  • Serious problems with heart rate and blood pressure;
  • Diseases of the kidneys and liver.

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Side effects from use

Anyone who plans treatment with hemlock should read the list of side effects and preferably learn it by heart. If any of them appear, it is necessary to immediately suspend treatment or reduce dosages, otherwise, instead of healing, a quick and inevitable death may occur.

A list of typical side effects that occur when taking a tincture looks like:

  • Pupil dilation;
  • Dizziness;
  • Profuse salivation;
  • Drowsiness;
  • visual impairment;
  • Nausea;
  • Dullness of consciousness.

If the first signs were ignored and “ascending” paralysis occurred (begins with numbness of the feet, which gradually rises higher), it is necessary to immediately take the person to the hospital and explain to the doctors the essence of the poisoning.

Preparation of hemlock tincture

There are many different recipes. The classic tincture is made only on an alcohol basis with a strength of at least 60 degrees, and all parts of the plant, except for the roots, are suitable for its preparation.

from dry leaves

To prepare it, you need to take:

  • 0.5 l of alcohol base;
  • 30 g dry hemlock leaves finely ground.

The mixture is infused in glassware for 2 weeks.

The tincture container should be shaken daily to accelerate the release of alkaloids.

From fresh raw materials

You can use inflorescences or hemlock leaves. The plant mass is not crushed, but simply carefully placed in a bowl (without tamping) by 2/3 of its volume and filled with alcohol to the brim.

After 3 weeks, the tincture will be ready.

From plant seeds

The recipe as a whole repeats the previous one, the strength of the alcohol base for tincture on seeds should be at least 70 degrees.

Once the tincture is ready, it must be cleaned with a coffee filter (you can also replace it with gauze folded several times) and stored in a refrigerator or a cool dark basement.

Efficacy in cancer

Hemlock will help defeat cancer, it hits the most vulnerable spot of cancer cells - their uncontrolled metabolism.

Cancer cells are constantly reproducing and in order to maintain this process, they accumulate and consume a lot of nutrients. Poison hemlock, entering the body, is absorbed by cancer cells and, concentrating, gradually kills them.

Hemlock treatment is similar to traditional chemotherapy, only differs in a more localized effect. The only difference is that hemlock is able to kill already formed cancer cells.

It cannot completely eliminate the pathogenic process, but “freezes” it or greatly slows it down. The use of hemlock tincture for cancer should be along with traditional treatment.

How to harvest a hemlock plant

In the official pharmacology of a number of countries, in the production of painkillers, a herbaceous plant of the Umbelliferae family is used - spotted hemlock. Of all parts of the plant, the grass itself, inflorescences and unripe seeds in umbrellas are used for medicinal purposes. To use the healing properties, you should know when and how raw materials are harvested for medicines.

Under the grass include flowering and leafy shoots. In hemlock, these parts are harvested at the beginning of flowering.

The basic rules for collecting plant materials must be observed:

  • Harvesting is carried out only in dry weather, preferably in the morning, when the dew has come down;
  • Green shoots, leaves and inflorescences must be intact;
  • Cut off the shoots at the level of the bottom sheet using pruners, scissors or a sharp knife.

The lignified parts of the plant do not go into harvesting, they have a different biochemical composition. It is important to take this into account when assembling a hemlock - the plant is poisonous. Umbrellas with seeds are collected at the stage of immaturity. Selectively take healthy parts of the plant.

Sometimes the collected raw materials are used fresh. Bulky blanks are subject to drying. This should be done in a shaded (but well-ventilated) area, hemlock contains essential oils and emits unpleasant odors. To speed up the drying process, the herbal parts must be crushed.

Chemical composition

Hemlock has a number of medicinal properties. In addition to the mentioned analgesic effect, preparations based on this plant also have a stimulating effect on the hematopoietic organs. In folk medicine, the herb is used for hypertension, neuralgia, menstrual disorders and uncontrollable cough.

This is due to the chemical composition of the plant:

  • The leaves contain essential oils (up to 0.08%), alkaloids (0.1%) and caffeic acid;
  • The flowers contain kaempferol and quercetin;
  • Seeds are saturated - they contain alkaloids (about 2%), tannins, fatty oils, beta-carotene, vitamins and trace elements.

Strongly acting alkaloids (nitrogen-containing substances) that make up the hemlock:

  • Koniin - the strongest toxin with a nerve action;
  • Conhydrin belongs to secondary alkaloids and is a derivative of coniine;
  • Pseudoconhydrin is an isomer of the previous alkaloid.

These components make the composition of the plant chemically complex and quite poisonous. No need to engage in uncontrolled self-medication, which leads to severe poisoning.

The value of other components included in the chemical composition:

  1. Kaempferol is a flavonoid with a wide spectrum of biological activity - from the usual antiviral agent to antitumor effects.
  2. Quercetin is another flavonoid. It has antioxidant properties that fight free radicals, which helps keep cells healthy.
  3. Caffeic acid helps inhibit carcinogenesis, is a good immunomodulator.
  4. Essential oils give the plant a smell (mouse), have medicinal properties that are useful in many diseases.

The use of tincture in cosmetology for the face and body

Alcohol tinctures of hemlock can be bought at a pharmacy and taken for treatment, both inside and out. If desired, the tool can be prepared independently, with extreme caution.

It is better to use already dried chopped grass.

  1. Pour 2 tablespoons into a half-liter bottle of vodka. Dry component, close the lid and shake well.
  2. 3 weeks the composition is infused in a dark place (somewhere in the closet). The temperature should be room temperature.
  3. Shake the bottle every 2-3 days.
  4. The tincture must be filtered, only then it can be applied, following the instructions.

In addition to the therapeutic effect of hemlock, it also gives a good cosmetic result if you use the tincture externally:

  • As compresses on the rough skin of the feet and in the formation of spurs there;
  • Apply wipes moistened with a diluted tincture to sore spots with varicose veins;
  • The ability to inhibit hair growth is used in hair removal.

With the help of alcohol tincture, you can get rid of unwanted hair on the body, on the face. It is enough after each depilation session (it is better to use wax), wipe the treated areas with a cotton swab moistened with this preparation. On the face, this must be done with extreme caution.

The course of such "therapy" should be carried out for one and a half months. Hair on the legs, in the armpits, in the deep bikini area and on the face stop growing. But for greater reliability, these places should be treated with tincture for another month with a frequency of 2-3 days.

For compresses, use a composition diluted with water in the proportion of 1 part hemlock and 10 parts water. Keep the compress should be no more than 2 hours. The course of treatment must be agreed with the doctor (especially with varicose veins).

The general opinion of those who took this tincture for cancer

According to the composition of hemlock - a potent analgesic. It can inhibit cell growth. Increasingly, you can hear how effective the tincture is in the treatment of oncology.

Hemlock has long been known both as a powerful poison and as an effective medicine. Even in the centuries of Paracelsus and Hippocrates, preparations based on this herb were used in the treatment of tumors.

In the 17th century The Austrian doctor Sterk spoke enthusiastically about the results he received in the treatment of cancer patients: "The most glorious of all medicines for cancer is hemlock." This herb was also valued in ancient Russia.

Russian oncology cannot do without this drug in the treatment and prevention of cancer development. It does not matter where the tumor has settled - in the chest, internal organs or head.

Those people who have already gone through hemlock therapy say that the technique developed by the oncologist Yu.V. Justifies its name "royal". The entire treatment cycle takes 80 days, during which a person may become worse. But as a result, a positive trend is still manifested, if under the control of the attending physician.

Patients are aware of how serious cancer is, and this tincture alone is not a panacea for cancer. The medicine does not kill harmful cells, but stops their growth in combination with other components. It is important to use the tincture as an anesthetic, which will be a good alternative to morphine-based narcotic drugs.

The doubts expressed by some ordinary people about the effectiveness of hemlock in the treatment of cancer are not justified. Just look at the chemical composition to make sure that the plant contains the necessary components for this.

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Syn .: hemlock speckled, smelly grass, puzzler, poisonous omega, poisonous stem

Spotted hemlock is a biennial herbaceous plant with an unpleasant murine odor.

The plant is poisonous!

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flower formula

Flower formula of spotted hemlock: * Ch5L5T5P (2).

In medicine

Currently, spotted hemlock and the alkaloids contained in it in scientific medicine are practically not used by doctors as a medicine due to cases of poisoning during treatment. Meanwhile, methods for using hemlock drugs in the treatment of sarcoma and other tumors were patented already in 1990 and 2000.

Hemlock spotted and preparations based on it are used mainly in homeopathy for atherosclerotic phenomena, tumor-like formations, uterine fibroids. Earlier in homeopathy, an alcohol tincture from fresh hemlock was used as one of the best remedies for cancerous tumors, swelling of the lymph glands, scrofula, anemia, headaches, constipation, urinary retention, dry convulsive cough, feelings of fear, delayed menstruation, heartburn, tinnitus . For example, the leaves were used for rheumatism and gout. Hemlock spotted is quite effective in breast and prostate cancer as an anesthetic, it also stimulates the work of hematopoietic organs, relieves varicose veins.

In some countries, in particular Tajikistan, hemlock fruits were used to treat epilepsy, cardiovascular diseases, skin cancer as an analgesic and hemostatic agent.

Contraindications and side effects

Hemlock spotted is an extremely poisonous plant!

All organs of the plant contain alkaloids (koniin), so the use of drugs based on hemlock spotted requires very great care.

In case of an overdose, strong excitation is observed, accompanied by convulsions, turning into depression of the central nervous system, and subsequently respiratory arrest.

The main symptoms of poisoning with hemlock spotted: nausea, salivation, dizziness, impaired swallowing, impaired speech, blanching of the skin, ascending paralysis (from the lower extremities), accompanied by loss of skin sensitivity, dilated pupils and lack of reaction to light.

In cases of poisoning, you must immediately drink warm water sweetened with honey and induce vomiting, or rinse the stomach with a 0.1% solution of potassium permanganate, followed by the appointment of an aqueous suspension of activated charcoal.

In other areas

Good insecticide. Although hemlock is a good honey plant, its strong toxicity precludes its use as a honey plant.

Classification

Spotted hemlock (lat. Conium maculatum) is a species of the genus Hemlock (lat. Conium) of the Umbrella family (lat. Apiaceae). The hemlock genus includes 4 species, distributed mainly in the temperate regions of Eurasia, North America and Africa. One of the species, in particular spotted or speckled hemlock, is found in Russia.

Botanical description

A biennial herbaceous plant with a tall stem (60-180 cm). A very poisonous plant, has an unpleasant mouse smell. The root is powerful, fusiform, whitish. The stem is glabrous, branched, finely furrowed, hollow, with a bluish bloom and reddish-brown spots. The leaves (lower) are petiolate, broadly triangular, thrice pinnate, rather large (30-60 cm long), the middle and upper leaves are smaller, with a very short petiole, almost sessile, with narrow sheaths, their terminal lobes are pinnately incised or separate. The flowers are small, almost white, collected in complex umbrellas, forming a corymbose-paniculate inflorescence. Perianth double, 5-membered. There are also 5 stamens, alternating with petals. Pistil with lower bilocular ovary. Hemlock flower formula: * H 5 L 5 T 5 P (2). The fruit is a two-seed, splitting into two fruitlets (mericarp). Secretory tubules are absent in mature fruits. Blooms in May-June.

Spreading

In Russia, it occurs almost throughout the European part (except for the Far North), in the Caucasus, in Western Siberia. It grows on forest edges, water meadows, limestone slopes, as a weed in crops and vegetable gardens, on fallows and wastelands, near housing, along roads and fences, in landfills, along the slopes of ravines, along railways.

Distribution regions on the map of Russia.

Procurement of raw materials

For medicinal purposes, the herb (stems, leaves, flowers) of the spotted hemlock is usually used. Raw materials are harvested during flowering and the beginning of seed formation (June - July). Leaves and stem are harvested during flowering, unripe seeds are plucked along with umbrellas. The grass is dried in the shade under a canopy or in dryers at temperatures up to 40 ° C. Seeds in umbrellas are also dried, then the seeds are carefully separated from the umbrellas, they easily spill out when dried. Since all parts of the plant are highly poisonous, safety rules must be strictly observed when harvesting. It is strictly forbidden to taste the plant and allow children to collect raw materials. Hemlock is a strong ether-carrier, its unpleasant mouse smell causes a severe headache, therefore, when collecting inflorescences, the plant should be approached from the direction of the wind. Dried raw materials are stored in bags, separately, in well-ventilated, dry rooms.

Chemical composition

All organs of the spotted hemlock contain poisonous alkaloids coniin (the most poisonous), methylconiin, conhydrin, pseudoconhydrin, conicein, as well as fatty oil, which includes glycerides of petroselinic and petroselidic acids. In the leaves - up to 0.1% alkaloids (koniin), essential oil (up to 0.08%), caffeic acid; in flowers - up to 0.24% alkaloids, quercetin (part of the vitamin P group), kaempferol; in fruits - up to 2% alkaloids, including coniine (up to 1%), methylconiine, conhydrin; in seeds - up to 2% alkaloids and 0.08% essential oil and caffeic acid.

Pharmacological properties

The pharmacological properties of hemlock are due to its chemical composition, mainly the content of alkaloids (coniine). Preparations (extract and patch) based on hemlock spotted have sedative, analgesic, anticonvulsant, analgesic, anti-inflammatory properties, as well as a diuretic effect (condensed juice).

Application in traditional medicine

In the case of using preparations based on hemlock spotted in the practice of traditional medicine, it is necessary to remember the strong toxicity of this plant and especially not to recommend it as a remedy. At the same time, the tincture and juice of the herb spotted hemlock are quite widely used as a sedative, anti-inflammatory, anticonvulsant, sedative, anti-cancer, anti-asthma and analgesic for painful conditions accompanied by convulsions or spasms of internal organs, gastric and intestinal colic, chorea, epilepsy, whooping cough, migraine, anuria, anemia, dysmenorrhea, pollutions, syphilis. Alcoholic tincture of hemlock seeds and leaves is used as an analgesic for various pains (especially oncological) that occur with diseases of the digestive system, with urinary retention in the bladder, with anemia, delayed menstruation, nocturnal ejaculation in adolescents, persistent painful cough, cancer of the uterus, stomach , intestines and other diseases. For cancers (uterus, intestines, etc.), infusions are sometimes used. Shoots (leaf and stem) of hemlock as a very powerful effective remedy are used in the fight against cancerous tumors and cancer pain, as well as in its treatment. In the practice of traditional medicine, there are a number of cases when completely hopelessly ill people were cured of cancer of the breast, esophagus, stomach, liver with the help of hemlock. Hemlock also stimulates the work of hematopoietic organs, relieves varicose veins.

In folk medicine, an ointment (hemlock powder dissolved in honey) is used externally in the treatment of inflammation of the lymph nodes. The ointment works perfectly and as a wound healing agent.

Hemlock herb extract is used to wash malignant ulcers. Hemlock preparations are used for prolonged headache, chronic inflammation of the eyes (in the form of lotions), hearing loss, impotence, bone diseases.

History reference

Hemlock spotted has long been used (especially in ancient Greece) as an "official" poison, which was used to poison those condemned to death. It is believed that the ancient Greek philosopher Socrates and the military leader Focion were poisoned with hemlock poison. Since the time of Hippocrates, hemlock has been considered a medicinal plant.

The botanical name of the plant "conium" itself warns of danger, as it comes from the Greek "horse" - killing.

Spotted hemlock is also called speckled hemlock, smelly grass, golovolo, poisonous omega, poisonous stem.

Literature

1. Atlas of medicinal plants of the USSR / Ch. ed. N. V. Tsitsin. M.: Medgiz, 1962. S. 87-89.

2. Encyclopedic dictionary of medicinal, essential oil and poisonous plants / V. N. Voroshilov et al. M.: Selkhozgiz, 1951. P. 45.

3. Genus - Omega, Hemlock (Conium L.) // Flora of the USSR. In 30 volumes / Started under the leadership and under the chief editorship of Acad. V. L. Komarova; Ed. Volumes B. K. Shishkin. M. L.: Publishing House of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR, 1950. T. XVI. pp. 225-229.

4. Maznev, N. I. Encyclopedia of medicinal plants. 3rd ed., rev. and additional M.: Martin, 2004. S. 102-103.

5. Universal encyclopedia of medicinal plants / comp. I. N. Putyrsky, V. N. Prokhorov. M.: Makhaon, 2000. S. 85-86.

6. Gubanov, I. A. et al. 964. Conium maculatum L. Spotted hemlock // Illustrated guide to plants of Central Russia. In 3 t. M .: T-in scientific. ed. KMK, In-t technologist. issl., 2003. V. 2. Angiosperms (dicotyledonous: dicotyledonous). S. 627.

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