Composition:
Sally-Bloom flowers (Chamerion Angustifolium);
Black currants leaves (Ribes nigrum);
Common origanum herb (Origanum vulgare L.);
Leuzea roots and sterns (Rhaponticum carthamoides);
Dried and ground horns of young deer (Corvi cervi).
Sally-Bloom – has anti-inflammatory, enveloping, calming, anti-convulsive and soothing effects. Is applied at an adenoma of a prostate gland and for strengthening a sexual function.
Black currant – has strong sudorfic, diuretic and anti-inflammatory effects, stimulates the activity of a stomach and an intestines, possesses due to the presence of various vitamins, a generally strengthening effect.
Common origanum – has anti-inflammatory, antimicrobial, spasmolytic, soothing, diuretic, sudorfic, bile-expelling and sedative effects. Stimulates a motility of a stomach and intestines.
Leuzea – has toning, stimulating the functions of a nervous system and organs of internal secretion, cardiotonic effects, raises an arterial pressure, a working capacity and a sexual potentiality.
Horns of young deer – has already been used in a folk medicine of Southeast Asia for more than 2000 years. They contain complex organic combinations, enzymes, a great concentration of vitamins and amino acids. Their application raises energetics of an organism, improves a blood-groove and promotes regeneration of tissues, especially effectively stimulates restoration of muscular tissue after its damage because of intensive physical activity, and also slows down the processes of ageing of an organism.
In the Easters medicine horns of young deer are considered to be "an elixir of longevity" and a unique means of stimulation of a potentiality. Probably, therefore in China horns of young deer were considered to be a fine wedding gift.
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