Trudnice i dojilje NE trebaju da koriste čuvarkuću.
Latinsko ime Sempervivum što znači „uvek živa“.
Čuvarkuća sadrži tanin, biljnu sluz, masno ulje, smolu, kalcijev malat, mravlju i jabučnu kiselinu. U narodnoj medicini koristi se zbog svojih antiupalnih i diuretičkih svojstava.
Primjenjuje se u obliku soka, obloga, masti, tinkture ili čaja.
Za uhobolju
Čuvarkuća je stari narodni lek za uhobolju, oštećenja bubnjića i gubitak sluha. Njen sok smanjuje bol.
Da bi se njome lečili dovoljno je istisnuti 2 do 3 ml soka iz lista, ukapati u uvo, malo odležati i nakon nekoliko minuta pustiti da sok iscuri van iz uha.
Lek za kožne bolesti i rane
Zbog antiupalnih i antiseptičkih svojstava služi i kao odlična prva pomoć kod opekotina, uboda i ugriza, jer pruža brzo olakšanje i smirenje.
Problematično mesto jednostavno premažite sokom čuvarkuće.
Sok čuvarkuće sadrži polisaharide i antibakterijske spojeve koji se uspešno bore protiv bakterija.
Pomaže i kod nervnih smetnji, strahova i padavice, te protiv crevnih parazita. Može se piti ili grgljati u slučaju bronhitisa, gnojne upale zuba, uva i grla.
Kod tumora materice i usne supljine
Preporučuje se kod zloćudnog tumora materice i usne šupljine.
Pijte tri kašike soka na dan ili pojedite nekoliko listova ove biljke.
Za miome i ciste i stitnu zlezdu
Čuvarkuća u medu za miome, ciste i stitnu zlezdu.
Ova smesa uspešno leči miome i ciste na maternici te probleme sa štitnom žlezdom.
Za prejedenost
Deluje detoksifikujuce te se preporučuje nakon neumerenosti u jelu i picu.
Za visoku temperaturu
Pomešana s vrućom vodom, smesa čuvarkuće i meda.
Za miome, ciste i stitnu zlezdu med i cuvarkuca.
Čaj od čuvarkuće
Izvrstan je kod obilnih menstruacija, menstrualnih grčeva, proliva.
Caj od cuvarkuce za PMS i proliv.
Gajenje čuvarkuće
Čuvarkuću je lako gajiti iz njenih izdanaka. To je vrlo otporna biljka koja se može uzgajati u saksijama ili na otvorenom. Dostupna je u različitim bojama, a naraste do dvadesetak centimetara.
Bere se od marta do oktobra, a ako je u saksiji onda i tokom čitave godine.
Zanimljivo je da čuvarkuća deluje i nakon zamrzavanja. To je logična posledica njene visoke tolerancije na hladnoću i sposobnosti preživljavanja u zimskim uslovima.
Pregnant and nursing women should NOT use the common houseleek.
The Latin name Sempervivum means "always alive".
Common houseleek contains tannin, vegetable mucilage, fatty oil, resin, calcium malate, formic and malic acid. It is used in folk - alternative medicine because of its anti-inflammatory and diuretic properties.
It is applied in the form of juice, poultice, ointment, tincture or tea.
For earache
Common houseleek is an old folk remedy for earache, damage to the eardrum and hearing loss. Its juice reduces pain.
In order to treat it, it is enough to squeeze 2 to 3 ml of juice from the leaf, drop it in the ear, let it sit for a while laying in bed and after a few minutes let the juice drain out of the ear.
A remedy for skin diseases and wounds
Due to its anti-inflammatory and antiseptic properties, it also serves as an excellent first aid for burns, stings and bites, as it provides quick relief and calmness.
Simply cover the problem area with the juice of the common houseleek.
Helps fight bactreria
Common houseleek juice contains polysaccharides and antibacterial compounds that successfully fight against bacteria.
It also helps with nervous disorders, fears and falls, and against intestinal parasites. It can be drunk or gargled in case of bronchitis, purulent inflammation of the teeth, ears and throat.
For tumors of the uterus and oral cavity
It is recommended for malignant tumors of the uterus and oral cavity.
Drink three tablespoons of juice a day or eat a few leaves of this plant.
For fibroids and cysts
Common houseleek in honey.
This mixture successfully treats fibroids and cysts on the uterus and problems with the thyroid gland.
For overeating
It has a detoxifying effect and is recommended after immoderation in food and drink.
For high temperature
In combination with hot water, common houseleek and honey.
For fibroids, cysts and thyroid gland honey and common houseleek.
Tea from the common houseleek
It is excellent for heavy periods, menstrual cramps, and diarrhea.
Common houseleek tea for PMS and diarrhea.
Growing a common houseleek
It is easy to grow common houseleek from its leaves. It is a very hardy plant that can be grown in pots or outdoors. It is available in different colors and grows up to twenty centimeters.
It is harvested from March to October, and if it is in a pot, then throughout the year.
It is interesting that the common houseleek works even after freezing. It is a logical consequence of its high tolerance to cold and ability to survive in winter conditions.
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