Medicinal goulavnik grass

Medicinal gulyavnik grass or Sisymbrium belongs to the Cabbage plant family. Currently, about 90 varieties of the plant are known, which grow in the temperate strip of the Northern Hemisphere of planet Earth. In addition to that, medicinal reveler grass is found in the Andes of South America, as well as in South Africa. on the territory of the Russian Federation there are 4 species of plant.

As a rule, medicinal reveler grass chooses rocky slopes for growth, as well as fields, gardens and gardens and roadsides. The plant can grow on sandy soils, which contain a large amount of marl. In the places where the plant grows, the goulavnik is used as a medicine. In folk medicine, a flowering reveller is used.

The medicinal agent used is a terrestrial part of the plant, as well as seeds. You need to cut off the medicinal reveller grass during the flowering period. The revellers are collected in August and dried in the sun. The seeds of the medicinal reveler contain a fairly large amount of vegetable oil.

It is worth noting that not all types of revellers can be eaten or used in folk medicine. Some species of the plant contain substances poisonous to human organism in their chemical composition. For culinary purposes, they use goulavnik seeds, which in some Asian countries replace table mustard. Since the gulavnik seeds contain glycoside compounds, for example, synigrin forms mustard oil with a characteristic smell and taste when these substances are broken down.

Therefore, in the Asian national culinary tradition, there are recipes for mustard sauce from the seeds of a medicinal reveler. Goulavnik seeds are extracted from pods that form on the plant after flowering. Goulavnik seeds are dried in specialized industrial ovens at a temperature of 45S. Seed harvesters, as well as medicinal goulavnik herbs, strongly recommend eating all the components of the plant before the expiration date.

Goulavnik seeds can retain their unique useful properties and characteristics for three years, and dried leaves and the stem of the plant for one year from the moment of packing. It is worth noting that medicinal gawk grass can be eaten not only in dried form. From fresh shoots and young leaves, plants prepare juice, which is taken as a medicine for colds, as well as inflammatory processes in the kidneys and bladder.

Medicinal infusions are most often made from medicinal fees of a reveler. For this, the goulavnik grass is poured with boiling water and insisted for some time, then strained and eaten as a vitamin drink, in which honey or jam can be added for taste.