Pomegranate, Bark
Punica granatum
Application: In fevers, malaria, scurvy, tonsillitis, cough, anemia, asthma, to treat tuberculosis, pneumonia, kidney failure, dermatitis, burns, poisonings.
Effect: The infusion of pomegranate inhibits gram-positive bacteria, and polyphenols from the bark stop reproduction of dysentery sticks. It appears beneficial in abdominal pain, gastrointestinal disorders, headache, fever, tonsillitis, anemia, cough, asthma, dermatitis and other skin burns. The high content of polyphenols is perfect prevention of cardiovascular diseases. Successfully lowers the temperature and is appropriate beverage for diabetics. Pomegranate has prominent cosmetic properties. Researches reveal that the product is one of the most effective natural antioxidants to prevent skin aging.
Description: Pomegranate (Punica granatum) is a shrub or tree reaching a height of 8 m. Leaves are smooth and shiny, flowers are large and red, fruits with hard parks, with dozens of pink, yellow and red seeds and juicy interior, very similar in form to that of an orange. Every little seed is transparent and wrapped in bright red meat, having an unusual sweet-sour taste. Hued in the colors of autumn, pomegranate raises idea of something mysterious and ancient. Preserved through the ages, possessing of exceptional taste and valuable health properties, pomegranate is dry-loving plant that is found in Asia, Africa, the Mediterranean region and the southwestern United States. It is grown mainly for its edible fruit, but sometimes also for decorative purposes. In Bulgaria occurs in the form of fruit tree in the southern parts of the country and the Black Sea. It is available in commercial from September to January.
Long and interesting is the story of the gentle fruit, starting from ancient times. Legend tells that Demeter, goddess of fertility of Greek mythology, was doomed to lose her daughter Persephone in the service of Hades - god of the underworld, only because of a single pomegranate grain.
Pomegranate is extremely important element in Lebanese, Iranian and Turkish mythology and cuisine. In ancient Egypt, in the tomb of Pharaoh Amenhotep is found a picture of pomegranate. For the Egyptians pomegranate was a symbol of fertility and cure for many diseases. In Tibetan medicine juice of sweet pomegranate has successfully been used in gastralgia, kidney stones, and of the acidic pomegranate - against diabetes. Arabs have used pomegranate juice to heal headache, angina and gastrointestinal disorders. Indians recommend it for rejuvenation and for Chinese decoction of the fruit peel was strengthening and anti-inflammatory means, that stimulates metabolism.
Manufactured by: Herb Ltd.
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