Peppermint tincture, instructions for use, recipe

Mint is an easy-to-use plant with a fresh, pleasant aroma that is often added to tea.

However, before using it for medicinal purposes, it is recommended that you familiarize yourself with the rules for preparing a medicine such as peppermint tincture and the instructions for use.

Content:

• Peppermint as a medicinal plant
• How to prepare the tincture
• What is the use of the product
• Peppermint tincture for calming, instructions for use
• How to use peppermint tincture for face and hair in cosmetology
• Peppermint tincture for bleeding
• How to take for nausea
• For whom the use of the drug is contraindicated
• Using peppermint tincture against mice
• Will the tincture help get rid of lice?

Peppermint as a medicinal plant

There are forty species of this plant in total, but only one is used for therapeutic purposes - peppermint. This small plant reaches a meter in height, is distinguished by elongated, pointed leaves and small blue-violet flowers.

Due to the richness of its chemical composition, it is used to make tinctures, lollipops, drops and essential oils. It has an antiseptic and bactericidal effect, relieves pain, and has a choleretic effect.

Due to its rich composition, it is widespread not only in folk medicine, but is also included in many traditional preparations.

How to prepare the tincture

To prepare the infusion, you can use either alcohol (medicinal or moonshine) or plain water. The only thing worth considering is that alcohol infusions can be stored for a long time, but water infusions are recommended to be used immediately.

To prepare a water infusion, you will need to brew 13 g of dry leaves in 2 liters of water and leave for twenty minutes in a water bath. Cool, filter and place in a cool, dark place.

The non-alcoholic infusion is no different in properties from the alcoholic infusion. However, if alcohol mixtures are prohibited for medical reasons, it will be an excellent replacement.

What is the use of the product

In addition to the pleasant smell, mint has a considerable arsenal of useful properties.

So the infusion of this plant is used for:

• Making lotions for acne and insect bites;
• Treatment of neurotic conditions, nervous disorders and insomnia;
• Normalization of menstruation;
• Stabilization of the condition with nausea, vomiting and gastrointestinal spasms;
• Stimulation of heart function in case of angina pectoris, atherosclerosis and hypertension;
• Therapy of upper respiratory tract diseases and bronchial asthma;
• Strengthening gums;
• Migraine treatment;
• Improved liver and gallbladder function.

Properly prepared, the drug will bring only positive results. However, before resorting to it, it is recommended to clarify the dosage and rules for preparing the product.

Peppermint tincture for calming, instructions for use

The sedative is taken orally by dissolving 15 drops of infusion in 250 ml of water. It is recommended to drink the mixture half an hour before meals. The drug can be taken no more than three times a day, and it is recommended to stop taking the drug as soon as the disease subsides.

It is not recommended to exceed the frequency of administration and dosage. This can lead to unpleasant consequences and negate all the benefits of treatment.

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How to use peppermint tincture for face and hair in cosmetology

Thanks to its antiseptic and refreshing effect, mint has become widespread not only in medicine, but also in cosmetology. The plant is used both independently and in combination with others medicinal plants or cosmetic products.

Preparing an infusion for oily/combination skin

For preparation, it is recommended to pour three tablespoons of dry leaves with 200 ml of boiling water. Let it brew for half an hour, filter and use. Store the infusion in a cool, dark place.

Hair growth mask

In a ceramic container, mix half a teaspoon of mint infusion and olive oil, two tablespoons of honey and one cream. Apply the resulting mixture to dry hair (after steaming) from roots to ends. Wrap your hair in film for half an hour, then rinse with shampoo.

In addition to directly preparing the preparations, you can simply add a few drops of mint essential oil to existing products. It won't become redundant.

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Peppermint tincture for bleeding

To prepare, add a tablespoon of dry leaves to two glasses of hot water. Let it brew for two hours, then filter. Drink half a glass before meals three to four times a day.

Used for frequent and prolonged menstruation to normalize the cycle.However, it is important to remember that if the problem continues to bother you, consult a doctor.

How to take for nausea

Thanks to its strong smell, the infusion is useful for pregnant women, those who have been poisoned, or those who suffer from nausea after stress. It is recommended to take the infusion two tablespoons every two hours in case of pregnancy and a cup three times a day in others.

The infusion has a specific, bitter taste; if desired, it can be improved with honey, but in no case with sugar.

For whom the use of the drug is contraindicated

Before starting treatment, it is important to consider that the infusion is not advisable for use by women during lactation, people with hypersensitivity to the plant and children under three years of age. To avoid making things worse for yourself, you should consult your doctor before treatment.

Even if the infusion is suitable, it is important to monitor the dosage accurately. Exceeding it can lead to pain in the heart, allergies and sleep disturbances.

Using peppermint tincture against mice

To prepare the infusion, add mint to boiling water, boil a little, then cool and pour into spray bottles.

The resulting decoction must be used to treat not only the room, but also cabinets, shelves, and other places where rodents are located. To enhance the effect, you can add a couple of drops of essential oil.

Will the tincture help get rid of lice?

To treat pubic lice, you need to chop and crush two tablespoons of fresh mint, scald the lemon, grate its zest and squeeze the juice from the pulp. Mix all this with vegetable oil until smooth.

The mixture should be applied to the affected area in the evening for a couple of hours, then rinsed off. The duration of the course is two weeks.

Peppermint is one of the most famous plants.It is used both as a medicine and as a means to combat parasites.