Tea Munis «Oak bark»

BASIC PROPERTIES

Oak bark is used as an astringent, antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, bactericidal and antifungal agent for diseases of the gastrointestinal tract and as a rinse for inflammation of the ENT organs and hair loss, as well as douching for gynecological diseases.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION

Composition of Oak bark tea: 
Oak bark.

Characteristic:
Oak bark contains tannins (cotechin and others up to 29%), flavonoids (quercetin and others), gallic and elagovic acids (up to 1.6%), flobafen, pentosans (up to 14%), pectins (up to 6%) , sugars, mucus, proteins, starch, minerals.

Useful properties of calendula:
Most of all, oak bark is valued for the fact that it contains a huge amount of tannins and flavonoids. They are biologically active substances with a pronounced antioxidant effect. And also, they have a positive effect on the entire body: they maintain skin elasticity, protect cells from destruction, forming a kind of protective barrier, thereby preventing the rapid aging of the body. 

Oak bark has astringent, anti-inflammatory, disinfectant, bactericidal and antifungal properties. Anti-inflammatory properties for external and internal use are based on the astringent and denaturing action of proteins.

The content of gallic acid and its derivatives explain the disinfectant, anti-hemorrhagic and anti-radiation properties of the oak bark. The ability of this agent to increase density and reduce the permeability of the vascular wall is also associated with them. The combination of gallic acid and catechins gives the oak bark antiprotozoal, antimicrobial medicinal properties. The experiment revealed a decrease in juice secretion and an improvement in gastric motility, a decrease in total acidity.

Oak bark is recommended:

• for problems with the gastrointestinal tract, diarrhea;
• for hemorrhoidal bleeding;
• in the form of a rinse for stomatitis, gingivitis, sore throat, bad breath, to strengthen the gums; 
• as a lotion for burns, wounds, inflammation of the skin; 
• in the form of baths for excessive sweating of the legs and fungal infections;
• as a douche for cervical erosion, vaginitis, colpitis, thrush, uterine prolapse;
• to rinsing for hair loss, excessive oiliness, dandruff, weakness and thinness of hair. 

Release form: Packed in 50 gram paper bags. Preparation method: Infusion: put 1 teaspoon of oak bark in 1 cup of boiling water, wait 1 hour, then swim. Decoction: 1 tbsp. pour 2 cups of boiling water from a spoonful of oak bark and boil for about 10 minutes. Recommendations for use: Take 1 glass 2 times a day after meals. Use the infusion for rinsing warm, 1/2 - 1 cup 6-8 times a day.

Release form: 1) Box package (50g) with 25 filter bags (2g each) in each package. Cooking method: 1 filter bag pour half a glass (100 ml) of boiling water and leave for 30-40 minutes. Recommendations for use: Inside, take 1 glass 2 times a day after meals. Use the infusion for rinsing warm, 1/2 - 1 cup 6-8 times a day.

Acceptance period:
According to the indicators.

Contraindications:

• allergic reactions. 

Expiration date:
In a dry and cool place, within 2 years.