St. John’s wort is a perennial herbaceous plant of the eponymous family (Hypericaceae), up to 70 cm.
St. John’s wort leaves are oval, egg-shaped, but not serrated, but with straight edges. Do not stem, the attachment of twigs constrict. Are 2-3 cm long, and when you raise the light look louse.
St. John’s wort is used for the care and protection of skin burns heal first-degree drink for stomach pain problem in the respiratory organs used for radiant skin ulcers and skin disease acne .
St. John’s wort grows by dry hills in sunny meadows, fallow and and forest edges.
In St. John’s wort has the essential oils in an amount of about 0.2%. There are significant amounts of tannins (about10%), flavonoids (routine, quercetin), resins and hypericin – St. John’s wort red color, which is its characteristic.
Most useful for open wounds that still bleed used against injured muscle against HEMATOLOGY against any attack or swelling of misaligned bones in the body against many rheumatic diseases rheumatism irritated artoza degenerative rheumatism pain hip pain in knee pain in spinal pain the shoulders of metabolic flu and rheumatism pain syndromes in cross and shoulders .
Used for treatment sluzavosti lungs, stomach cramps and stomach, blood clotting, kidney, liver, spleen and bladder. Especially recommended for uncontrolled urination. Mixed with other medicinal plants is an excellent tool for treating obsolete cough and asthma. St. John’s wort has long been used and is used for hemorrhoids, for wound healing and as an antiseptic, painkillers liver, stomach, diarrhea, etc.
From St. John’s wort is made essential heating oil recipe is placed wort oil stand about a month and acts against intestinal parasites and worms in against colon and acts quite well against anxiety and depression and is one of the best natural herbs to combat and prostate cancer
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