Ognevka-tincture PRO (with glycerin) 30% (100 ml)

1. What is a bee moth?
2. Medicinal properties of bee moth tincture
3. How to take wax moth
4. Directions for use and doses
5. Contraindications
6. Wax moth for tuberculosis
7. Wax moth in oncology
8. Flame for vessels
9. Fire from pressure
10. Fire from parasites
11. Wax moth for cough
12. Fire for the thyroid gland
13. Fire for joints
14. Fire for the eyes
15. How to store the tincture

Wax moth (moth, bee moth) is the main pest of bee honeycombs, at the same time it is a unique beekeeping product useful for humans.
People learned about its healing properties during the times of Ancient Egypt - with the help of the insect, centenarians strengthened their immune system, restored strength and prolonged youth. Today, wax moths are propagated under artificial conditions in order to prepare medicinal products and sell them on an industrial scale.

What is a bee moth?

The bee moth is a species of nocturnal gray moth, family of moths. It is the only insect in the world that eats biologically active raw materials: honey, wax, beebread and pollen - this explains its natural healing power. In the process of active life, the caterpillars lay eggs in honeycombs, damage the offspring of bees, after which they entwine them with cobwebs and destroy the hive.

The wax moth preparation consists of many natural elements:

• amino acids (glutamic, aspartic acid);
• biological components, lipase, valine, proline;
• zinc, potassium, magnesium, phosphorus and other trace elements.

Attention!

Large wax moth larvae are capable of producing cerrase. The enzyme has a broad therapeutic effect, helps with many diseases, and restores all processes in the human body.

Due to their animal origin, bee moth larvae are used in folk medicine. Tinctures, extracts and extracts are made from them. For external use, ointments and creams are popular. Thanks to reviews of the moth, medications in the form of granules, capsules and tablets have become in demand.

Composition and benefits of bee moth tincture

The bee moth extract contains a huge amount of useful vitamins, micro- and macroelements, nonessential and essential amino acids. Equally important components of the product are the enzymes cerrase, protease and lipase, glycine, lysine and alanine.

What are the benefits of moth tincture:

• increases the body's resistance to viruses and pathogenic microorganisms;
• fights tuberculosis pathogens, destroying their shell;
• accelerates the body's recovery after illness, injury and surgery;
• normalizes hemoglobin levels in the blood;
• lowers blood pressure and cholesterol;
• accelerates muscle growth;
• improves metabolism;
• accelerates the resorption of scars (including post-infarction scars on the myocardium);
• increases tone, activity and performance, eliminates signs of chronic fatigue;
• calms the nervous system and normalizes sleep.

Bee moth extract has a positive effect on the functioning of the genitourinary system. It fights inflammatory processes in the pelvic organs, increases libido, helps men with decreased potency, and women with fertility problems.

Indications for use of the tincture

Before taking moth extract, you need to consider the indications and contraindications of this remedy.

The tincture helps in the following cases:

• flu and colds;
• bronchitis and bronchial asthma;
• anemia;
• tuberculosis;
• digestive disorders;
• nervous system disorders;
• diseases of the heart and vascular system;
• impotence;
• menopause and infertility in women.

Bee moth tincture stimulates blood circulation and prevents the formation of blood clots in blood vessels, which is why it is used in folk medicine to prevent atherosclerosis.

Most often, moth extract is used in the complex treatment of tuberculosis. The microorganisms that cause the development of this disease are covered with a dense shell that resembles beeswax. The wax moth product effectively dissolves it, destroying the causative agents of tuberculosis.

Medicinal properties of bee moth tincture

Moth tincture has a general strengthening, antibacterial, antimicrobial, antifungal and regenerating effect.

The medicinal properties of bee tincture are as follows:

• improving metabolism, removing waste and toxins from the body;
• regulation of blood pressure, prevention of heart and vascular diseases;
• normalization of glucose, cholesterol and hemoglobin levels in the blood;
• activation of energy metabolism, prevention of blood clots;
• improving the functioning of the nervous system, combating stress and fatigue;
• stimulation of healthy functioning of the reproductive system (infertility treatment);
• normalization of gastrointestinal tract functions;
• counteraction to viruses, infections, radioactive radiation;
• increasing mental and physical performance indicators;
• increased muscle mass, improved endurance during exercise;
• prevention of aging processes, beneficial effects on the skin.

What does wax moth tincture help with? The product is taken for respiratory diseases. Indications for use are: hemorrhoids, thrombophlebitis, anemia, atherosclerosis, oncological tumors.

Tincture of wax moth (moth) is effective for pathologies of the reproductive system. It eliminates the symptoms of toxicosis during pregnancy, promotes rapid conception, increases the speed of sperm, fights impotence and low libido.

Fire tincture - what is it?

Before using a folk remedy, you need to take into account what the bee moth is, which has become the “source material” for preparing the tincture.
This is a small pest also known as wax moth. The moth lives in beehives and feeds on their waste products. This is the only insect in nature that feeds on honey, beebread, royal jelly, honeycomb and propolis. It completely absorbs them and processes them into useful valuable substances.

A useful tincture is prepared from moth larvae, which contain an increased concentration of biologically active substances. They provide excellent anti-inflammatory, antibacterial, antioxidant and immunomodulatory properties.

How to take wax moth

Now let's talk about how to take wax moth extract.

The minimum course is 3 months, the maximum is a year. If you take it for a long time, you should take a break for 2 weeks, then continue treatment as usual.

Before taking the wax moth tincture, it should be dissolved in water. The best effect is achieved when taken under the tongue. The product must be held in the mouth and then swallowed. It is advisable to do this on an empty stomach, half an hour before meals.

Interesting!

To obtain raw materials, beekeepers place honeycombs in the hive for 6 months until a substance in the form of insect excrement forms on them. After this, they are processed and saturated with enzymes. When preparing the tincture, the product acquires a light brown tint and has a honey-protein smell.

How to prepare tincture at home?

Preparing this drug at home is not as difficult as it seems. To do this, you need to collect fresh wax moth larvae.

They should show no signs of pupation. 10-20 g of the substance are filled with 100 ml of alcohol of at least 70%. It must be infused for at least 20 days. During this time, the jar must be constantly shaken at least once a day.

After the solution has infused, you need to strain the composition and put the jar in the refrigerator. Take according to instructions.

Note! If stored correctly, the tincture will retain its beneficial properties for a year. Bee moth tones the body, so its use is recommended in the first half of the day.

Directions for use and doses

The use of moth tincture is simple. The product must be consumed in the same quantity, regardless of the type and form of the disease, its duration, and the individual characteristics of the body. Before treatment, consultation with a doctor is required.

1. The recommended dose for children under 14 years of age is 1 drop per 12 kg of weight.
2. The recommended dose for adults is 3 drops per 10 kg of weight.

If there is no effect, the dosage should be doubled.

Tincture. The use of moth tincture is the most common option. To prepare it you will need 5 grams of developed larvae, which should be diluted in 50 ml of 70% alcohol. Let it brew in a dark place for 10 days.

Hood. To prepare the extract, you will need a glass of insect caterpillars and 1 liter of vodka. The components are combined and infused in a dark place for 2 weeks. To achieve results, the container with a hood must be shaken daily.

Ointment. In addition to using wax moth tincture, ointment made from it is also popular. To do this, pour 50 grams of fireweed with alcohol so that it barely covers the surface. After 5 days, St. John's wort oil and calendula oil (200 grams each), as well as beeswax (50 grams) are added to the ointment. The product should be left in a water bath for 2 hours, after which it will be ready for use.

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Who is the bee moth?

Beekeepers have one misfortune with which they constantly struggle. This is a wax moth. The name is collective for two species of these winged pests. Includes large (lat. Galleria mellonella) and small (Achroia grisella) wax moth. Both species are from the moth family (Pyralidae). That's why they are also called bee moths. There is also a poetic name - golden butterfly. That's what it was called in Ancient Greece.

It is not the butterfly itself that is harmful in the hive - it does not feed in this phase of development and lives off the nutrients accumulated by the larvae, but the worms that emerge from the eggs are a real scourge. Eggs are laid in the hive at night for several days in a row, after which the adult insect dies. After 5 days, larvae begin to emerge from the eggs. They are pale gray in color, about 1 mm long. In the first days of their existence, they eat honey and bee bread.

Important. If wax moth larvae are not dealt with, bee colonies weaken and die, or simply leave the hive.

As the caterpillars grow older, their diet expands - royal jelly, honeycomb and propolis are used. A few days before the transformation, moth caterpillars devour frames, insulating material, and even each other. Experiments have shown that these are the only representatives of the flora capable of eating and digesting polyethylene. During the experiments, holes appeared on the polyethylene film after just 20 minutes, and after 40 minutes the film almost completely disappeared. Caterpillars can digest chemically complex products such as wax and polyethylene with the help of special enzymes.

Interesting. The composition of the digestive enzymes of bee moths has not been fully studied. Various publications refer to the enzyme cerase. However, this enzyme is not mentioned in any scientific work. There is no chemical formula either.

After a month, having reached 2 cm in length, the caterpillar transforms into a cocoon. It is during this period, a few days before its transformation, that light yellow, sedentary and very voracious worms are collected, necessary for preparing ointments and tinctures at home.

Contraindications

Contraindications for wax moth tincture:

• the presence of hypersensitivity, allergic reaction to the components;
• individual intolerance of the body to wax or alcohol;
• period of pregnancy, lactation (in some cases);
• exacerbation of chronic diseases (ulcers, gastritis, pancreatitis);
• minor age (up to 2 years, sometimes up to 12 years).

If the rules of administration are ignored, the patient may experience side effects: nausea, vomiting, headache, allergic reaction, malaise.

Important!

To avoid contraindications to the use of wax moths, a test should be performed before treatment. To do this, apply the product to the skin (for example, on the wrist) and monitor the reaction. In the absence of irritation, bee moth is recommended for use, but treatment should begin with a minimum dose.

Indications for use of the tincture

A tincture of wax moth larvae can cure various ailments:

• various types and forms of tuberculosis (lymphatic, digestive, respiratory, musculoskeletal, genitourinary systems, meninges, central nervous system);
• diseases of the respiratory-respiratory system (including pneumonia, emphysema, bronchitis (chronic form), pleurisy, colds, asthma);
• pathologies of the circulatory system (arrhythmia, chronic coronary insufficiency, hemorrhoids, myocardial infarction, heart disease, thrombophlebitis, angina pectoris, ischemic disease, myocarditis, vegetative-vascular dystonia, iron deficiency anemia, atherosclerosis, tachycardia, hypertension);
• manifestations of allergic reactions;
• weak immune system, immunodeficiency states;
• diseases of the digestive system, including the liver (cholecystitis, peptic ulcer, colitis, hepatitis, pancreatitis, various forms of gastritis);
• pathologies of the reproductive system (prostate adenoma, miscarriage, low potency and libido, toxicosis during pregnancy, low sperm motility, infertility, menopause);
• presence of depression, headaches;
• oncological diseases.

Consider recommendations for use:

• For the first dose, a drop per glass of water is enough.
• Subsequently, you can increase the dose to 50 drops per day.
• Should be used one hour before meals.

Before use, a person must be sure that he is not allergic to this drug. On average, people are treated with this tincture for several months, but not more than 100 days. If taken correctly, you can get significant benefits for the whole body.

This tincture fights the following ailments:

1. Tuberculosis and colds.
2. Heals the heart and blood vessels.
3. Used for oncological diseases.
4. Treats impotence.
5. Problems with the gastrointestinal tract.

Let's celebrate! It is recommended by doctors for atherosclerosis and hypertension, arrhythmia and heart disease. It heals wounds and is capable of dissolving even old scars. Some use it for prophylactic purposes to prevent colds and decreased immunity.

Wax moth for tuberculosis

Particular attention should be paid to taking wax moths for tuberculosis.

Bee moths are able to digest wax, and the causative agent of tuberculosis is Koch's bacillus, covered with a waxy shell. Once in the body, it destroys the protective barrier and stops the infection, making it susceptible to antibiotics.

Wax moth for tuberculosis has a depressing effect on all types of fungi, improves a person’s condition with a pulmonary infection, and helps eliminate cough. The tincture is used in minimal quantities and is compatible with other drugs. The duration of treatment is 2 months, if necessary the course is repeated after 3 weeks.

Wax moth in oncology

Bear bile for joints occurs in various types of diseases.

Oncological diseases are a serious problem. People who have encountered it resort to different methods of treatment, including the use of wax moth for cancer.

Wax moth tincture for oncology helps:

• suppression of the protective membranes of cancer cells;
• enhancing the functions of the immune system;
• improving the speed of regenerative processes.

The use of wax moth for oncology is possible at all stages of the disease. In particular, the product can improve the patient’s condition after chemotherapy: reduce the amount of toxic substances, as well as reduce the likelihood of undesirable consequences.

Flame for vessels

Bee moth is used to improve the condition of blood vessels, including:

• shows excellent results on the heart;
• stabilizes cardiac muscle traffic;
• increases blood flow to all organs;
• eliminates the risk of developing scar changes;
• promotes muscle tissue replacement.

Wax moth cleans blood vessels, helps reduce shortness of breath, and improves the ECG picture. After myocardial infarction, the product promotes healthy division of myocardial cells. It is possible to completely restore the cardiac pathway in case of ischemia, tachycardia, angina pectoris, bradycardia.

Contraindications and side effects

Wax moth extract - when the pest is beneficial.

This remedy is biologically active and has a complex effect on the entire body as a whole.

• Improving the health of the respiratory system in diseases such as bronchitis, pneumonia, bronchial asthma, pulmonary tuberculosis and others.
• Stabilization of the digestive system. Sugar and cholesterol levels return to normal, body fat decreases. Wax moth tincture prevents their further appearance.
• Restoring women's and men's health. Normalization of sexual function and disorders associated with this area of ​​life. Including those related to age-related changes.
• Preventing intoxication of the body.
• Improving the functioning of the cardiovascular system. The use of wax moth extract restores blood pressure and prevents the development of serious diseases on this basis.
• Strengthens and strengthens the immune system, especially to infectious diseases and colds.

This list goes on and on. But what reinforces the healing effect? The thing is that the moth consumes bee waste products, which are contained in its larvae for a certain time. After processing, the beneficial substances that are part of bee products are transferred into the tincture. It is due to them that the healing effect is achieved.

In addition to this, the moth's body produces a special enzyme called

. Cerrase helps process wax, and after interacting with alcohol, it destroys the shell of those bacteria that contribute to the development of tuberculosis. In general, the product is good for both treatment and prevention.

Remember that bee moth, like any other drug, has contraindications and side effects.

Let's define a group of people who are contraindicated to take this tincture:

1. If you are allergic to a specific component of the composition or honey.
2. Women during pregnancy and during lactation.
3. Little children.
4. If a person has a severe cough.
5. If there is swelling of the larynx.
6. For severe itching and peeling of the skin.
7. For chronic hepatitis.
8. If there are prerequisites for liver cirrhosis.

Let's celebrate! Most people do not undergo regular medical examinations and are not aware that they may have allergies or other serious illnesses. Therefore, before you start taking this drug, it is better to consult a doctor or get tested.

Fire from pressure

One of the properties of wax moth is the elimination of signs of hypertension, when the walls of blood vessels decrease, as a result, the level of pressure in the body increases. Fire increases the heartbeat, helps increase the elasticity of the walls of blood vessels, and also relieves a person from the following ailments:

• headache;
• dizziness;
• nausea;
• drowsiness;
• loss of consciousness.

Taking wax moth for blood pressure is designed for a long time: a year or more. For treatment, the product should be consumed 3 drops per 10 kg, for prevention - 5-7 drops per 10 kg. After a week, you can see a positive trend: blood pressure decreases by 10-15%.

Ognevka NORM (for cerebral vessels)

Surprisingly, the bee pest turned out to be a savior and protector of the human body from many adversities. The wax moth is the only creature in the world that can process beeswax and, upon entering the human body, dissolve the shells of many viruses. Moth extract is the main component in the product from “Ognevka-Norma”, which is aimed at improving the functioning of the vascular system and has a number of beneficial health properties.

Indications for use

The combination of extracts of medicinal plants and moth is used for the prevention and treatment of a number of pathological processes. This remedy is effective in complex therapy and is a successful auxiliary method of recovery for vascular aneurysm, atherosclerosis, cerebral stroke, and vegetative-vascular dystonia. In addition, the use of “Ognevka-Norma” is recommended for stabilizing blood pressure, lowering blood glucose levels, eliminating capillary fragility and improving blood circulation.

Beneficial features

The active ingredients of the tincture provide the body with antioxidant, antibacterial, immunomodulatory and regenerating effects. Moth extract strengthens the walls of blood vessels and increases their elasticity, pine pollen restores fragile capillaries, red clover helps reduce blood viscosity and prevent the formation of blood clots. The enhanced formula of medicinal herbal extracts helps normalize blood circulation in the vessels of the brain, reduce cholesterol levels, prevent the risk of strokes and heart attacks, helps improve memory, brain function and improve immunity.

Composition, content

The concentrate contains only natural ingredients, such as moth extract (30%), propolis, Caucasian pine pollen, Siberian larch wood extract and a repeatedly proven complex of medicinal herbs with a wide spectrum of action: sweet clover, mistletoe, red clover, calendula, sainfoin , ginkgo biloba and rhododendron.

“Ognevka-Norma” is available as a tincture in a dark, light-proof bottle of 100 ml.

Method of use

It is recommended to take the Ognevka-Norma complex in courses lasting 21 days with a one-week break between them. Normal dosage: half a teaspoon 2-3 times a day 30-40 minutes before meals. Before starting use, it is recommended to give the body time to adapt to the drug: for the first days, take 1 drop per day per 10 kg of body weight, every two days increase by one drop up to 5 drops. If there is no negative reaction, increase the dosage to normal. The product should be taken with water.

Contraindications

The main contraindications to the use of “Ognevka-Norma” are pregnancy and breastfeeding, chronic hypertension, allergic reaction and individual intolerance to individual components of the complex.

The concentrate is not an independent medicine. To combine this remedy with other drugs, it is recommended to consult a specialist.

Do not consume after the expiration date – 12 months.

Where can I buy?

You can order healthy con online from the catalog of the Dobry Pasechnik online store using the “Quick Order” button. Purchases in Moscow and Moscow Region will be delivered to your home by courier. Orders to all other regions of the country are carried out by Russian Post or SDEK.

You can also buy therapeutic and preventive products based on natural ingredients in the Dobry Pasechnik retail chain. The assortment can be found on the website.

Fire from parasites

Reviews of moth from parasites indicate that the product copes well with the disease. The therapeutic effect is as follows:

• weakening the effect of pathogenic microbes;
• an obstacle to their further reproduction;
• restoration of metabolic processes in the body;
• launch of regeneration processes;
• improvement of the condition of damaged tissues;
• cleansing of toxic waste products.

The anti-parasite spray contains elements that are intolerable to them, but at the same time are not dangerous to humans. Thanks to its anabolic effect, the product helps resist infection and improves blood counts.

Wax moth for cough

Wax moth helps get rid of cough, which is a consequence of asthma, pneumonia, bronchitis, and other viral and respiratory diseases.

Once in the body, the moth suppresses the defense of microbacteria that affect the mucous membrane. It is a natural antioxidant, accelerates the healing process of lung cavities, and has a thinning and expectorant effect.

The tincture does not allow infections to descend into the trachea and bronchi, helps reduce the secretion of mucous sputum during coughing, and lowers body temperature. Moth also reduces the likelihood of obstruction and enhances the effect of antibiotics and other medications.

Wax moth

Fire for the thyroid gland

The thyroid gland is responsible for the production of iodine-containing hormones. Disruption of its work is fraught with consequences for the whole organism. The most common diseases for which moth tincture is used: goiter, hypothyroidism, hyperthyroidism.

With regular use of the drug, the following effect is observed: restoration of hormone levels, normalization of redox processes, improvement of the emotional state, as well as fat, protein and carbohydrate balance. Patients who take the product note a rapid improvement in their well-being.

Fire for joints

Joint injection is indicated for the following diseases:

• infectious and inflammatory processes;
• degenerative lesions of cartilage and joints;
• congenital pathologies (developmental defects);
• launch of regeneration processes;
• diseases of periarticular tissues.

Ingestion of the fireweed occurs in cases of damage to the shoulder, elbow, knee, hip and ankle joints, as well as the joints of the hands. In this case, the product is used externally in the form of an ointment or cream. It has a warming, antispasmodic and analgesic effect. It is often prescribed as rehabilitation after surgery. Moth promotes scar healing.

Fire for the eyes

Wax moth is recommended as an antispasmodic, restorative and vitamin-containing complex in the treatment of diseases of the organs of vision.

Active substances restore blood circulation in the capillaries, promote nutrition and tissue regeneration, reduce the pressure level of the eyeball, and delay the process of clouding of the lens. Fireweed helps to cope with viral and bacterial diseases and is an excellent means for preventing and healing the eyes. With regular use, it improves visual acuity.

Recipe for fire ointment

When treating cuts, scars and colloidal scars, moth ointment is used. The following ingredients are used to prepare it:

• moth caterpillars – 25 g;
• vodka – 50 ml;
• wax – 25 g;
• propolis – 25 g;
• calendula oil – 100 g;
• St. John's wort oil or Aekol preparation – 100 g.

Step-by-step instructions for preparing the ointment: the caterpillars are poured with vodka and stored in a dark, cool place for 5 days, after which they are thoroughly mixed with the other ingredients. The resulting paste-like mass is simmered in a water bath for 2 hours. Cool and place in pre-sterilized glass jars. Place in the refrigerator for storage.

The ointment is used to resolve scars and scars on all areas of the face and skin, restore the skin after peeling and other cosmetic procedures.

DETAILS: Ice cubes made from chamomile decoction or infusion for facial skin care

Apply with light finger movements to damaged areas in the morning and evening.