In a world dominated by analgesics and synthetic anti-inflammatory, the increasing interest for therapies brings to the fore plants with remarkable therapeutic properties. One of them begins to gain recognition among integrative doctors and patients with chronic pain: the fruit of the wild mulberry.
Breasts improve the symptoms of arthritis.
Although known mainly for the high content of vitamin C and the role in support of immunity, the blueberries are noted today by their anti -inflammatory and analgesic effects, confirmed by scientific studies. The extracts obtained from these intensely colored fruits, especially those standardized for galactolipid content, have proven effective in relieving postoperative pain and reducing osteoarthritis symptoms.
What are the slats?
Breasts are the fruits that appear on the wild rose (Rosa canina) after the petals fall. Red or orange, these are true health capsules, rich in vitamin C, polyphenols, flavonoids and essential fatty acids. In folk medicine, mackerel have been used by generations to strengthen the immune system, especially in winter.
Beneficial effects on pain and inflammation
Recent research comes to confirm what traditional medicine suspected: Măceșe extracts can play an important role in reducing pain and inflammation. Several clinical studies have shown that these extracts can reduce discomfort in arthritis patients and accelerate recovery after surgery, acting as a natural anti -inflammatory.
What differentiates them from classic anti -inflammatory drugs? While NSAIDs (non -steroidal anti -inflammatory drugs) act aggressively on enzymes that trigger inflammation – with risks for the stomach or heart – the active compounds of mulberry modulate the inflammatory response. Thus, it offers a safer alternative to those who suffer from chronic conditions or want to avoid the side effects of conventional drugs.
How can they be consumed?
Breasts can be consumed in the form of, powder, syrup, but the most efficient therapeutic forms are standardized extracts, available in capsules or tablets. They provide a precise dosage of active principles, especially galactolipids, key compounds in reducing inflammation.
It is important to emphasize that the branches do not replace the medical treatment prescribed by the doctor, but they can be a valuable supplement in the integrative therapy. They can significantly contribute to improving the quality of life of people with arthritis, joint pain or those in postoperative convalescence.
As more and more studies are validating the therapeutic benefits of mulberries, this plant may become a reference point in the strategy of combating chronic pain and inflammation. From the infusions of the grandparents to the modern capsules, the mackerel manages to combine tradition with science and to prove that nature still has a lot to offer in the struggle with suffering.
