Packaging 100 grams. Dry oak bark. Medicinal plant. When is it used? With indigestion, rickets drink acorn coffee; a decoction of dried leaves, flowers, and roots — for nocturnal urination and against bleeding in women. The bark contains phlobafens, gallic and ellagic acids, tannin, flavonoids quercetin and quercitrin, bitterness and other substances.
It is used in the form of tea for gastric bleeding, rickets, excessive menstrual bleeding, kidney diseases, when blood appears in the urine, frequent urges to urinate in small doses, gastritis, colitis, diarrhea (large doses can cause vomiting). Take 1 tablespoon of crushed bark for 1 cup of boiling water, boil for 1 minute, infuse for 10 minutes, drink 2 cups a day (for poisoning with mushrooms, alkaloids, copper and tin salts).
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In case of eczema, general weakening of the body, a bath is prepared - a full handful of bark is boiled in 2 liters of water for 10 minutes, strained and this decoction is added to a full bath. An undiluted decoction is used to rinse the mouth with stomatitis, gingivitis, to strengthen the gums, with sore throats, and to rinse the throat with bad breath. With dental fluxes (mixed with an infusion of this decoction of sage leaves), warm decoction is used to rinse the mouth several times a day. The same decoction, mixed with a suspension of starch (jelly) in the ratio of 1 part of jelly to 3 parts of decoction, is used for diarrhea, dysentery, and for enemas. For douching with baldness in women (with a hot decoction, twice a day), 1 full handful of a mixture (equally) of oak bark, mistletoe branches, white deaf nettle flowers,
chamomile flowers, rose petals, yarrow grass is boiled in 2 liters of water for 10 minutes.
For the treatment of rickets, scrofula add to a full bath a decoction made from a mixture (in equal parts) of oak bark, motherwort, rhizomes of yarrow, yarrow flowers, twice the number of pine shoots with gorse, sedum grass, tricolor violet grass (1 full handful of the mixture and 1 kg each of wheat bran, sprouted rye grains and currant leaves - black currants), boil in a separate bags for 30 minutes in a bucket of water. The contents of the bag after the strained decoction are thrown away. A decoction of galls (a full handful of galls in 2 liters of water) is boiled for 10 minutes and used for lotions on scalded or burned body parts. To lubricate bedsores in seriously ill patients, make an ointment from 2 parts of thin oak roots mixed with 1 part of black poplar buds, insist on 7 parts of cream
butter in a warm oven (oven) overnight, in the morning boil on low heat for half an hour, squeeze, and pour the broth into a jar. The ointment soothes pain, has a cooling effect and promotes rapid healing of bedsores. You can also make an ointment from a mixture of black poplar buds, St. John's wort flowers, 95% alcohol and rendered unsalted pork lard in a ratio of 1:1.5: 1.5: 4 - take 1 part of black poplar buds and, adding alcohol, rub with St. John's wort flowers. Leave for 2 hours in a closed vessel, then add 4 parts of melted pork lard and heat in a water bath until the alcohol evaporates. Then it is rubbed through cheesecloth and the finished ointment is placed on bedsores, boils, and also used for hair growth.
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