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Oak bark

Oak bark...

We think all without exception the inhabitants of our latitudes are familiar with such a species of trees as oak. As a rule, at the mention of oak wood, the adjective mighty immediately comes to mind. Indeed, the tree oak reaches significant sizes and is distinguished by its fashionable trunk, as well as a large spreading crown. Notably, some species of oak trees can reach a height of 50 meters.

Often the diameter of the trunk of an oak reaches 4 meters. The researchers assure that the average life cycle of an oak tree is 500 years. There are unique specimens, such as the European Stelmuk Oak, which is 1, 500 years old. Unsurprisingly, oak is considered a symbol of longevity. Since ancient times, oak has been considered a symbol of health, as well as remarkable or heroic power.

It is worth noting that such a species of trees as an oak occupies an important place in global culture. A plant such as oak or Quércus chooses territories located in the Northern Hemisphere for growth. Currently, science knows about 600 different species of the plant. Humans have long used the plant's unique properties for medicinal purposes.

In addition, the fruits of the plant or acorns nuts are eaten. Oak wood is considered a high-quality material used in the manufacturing industry. Oak is used in the production of musical instruments. Oak acorns are eaten both fresh and processed.

On the basis of oak nuts, a coffee drink is produced, which is distinguished by its unique vitamin-mineral composition, as well as an interesting and completely unusual taste. Oak bark has special value. Since ancient times, people have begun to use the properties of oak bark for medicinal purposes. And nowadays, the medicinal properties of oak bark are used everywhere both in folk and official medicine and pharmacology in the production of various drugs.

The chemical composition of oak bark contains a colossal number of tannins, which are used not only in pharmacology, but also in the chemical industry. It is worth noting that the bark of different oak species has found its niche in a particular industry. Oak bark is used for tanning leather, making paints, as well as ink.

Oak bark has a unique naturally balanced chemical composition that helps a person in the treatment and prevention of some diseases. Due to the presence of a large number of tannins, oak bark contributes to the strengthening of the immune system of the human body. In addition, oak bark has anti-inflammatory and antibacterial effects on the human body.

Decoctions, as well as infusions made on the basis of oak bark, are used in the treatment of diseases of the gastrointestinal tract. In addition, oak bark helps relieve gum inflammation and cope with infections that occur in the oral cavity. Also, decoctions based on oak bark are used for colds as a rinse for the throat.


oak bark 0.1 kCal

Energy value of oak bark (Ratio of proteins, fats, carbohydrates - ju):

Proteins: 0 g (~ 0 kCal)
Fats: 0 g (~ 0 kCal)
Carbohydrates: 0 g (~ 0 kCal)

Energy ratio (b | y): 0% | 0% | 0%