Tasks for the preparation of solutions. In folk medicine, this very effective procedure is used to treat various neuroses, neurasthenia, nervous and physical exhaustion, colds and even epilepsy. “Polishing” the body with sea water

This method of treating almost all diseases, including cancer, is so simple that it is hard to believe. Cure Cancer in 3 Weeks with Salt Dressings? Sounds like fantasy. Meanwhile, the efficacy of saline solution for the treatment of multiple serious illnesses proven in practice.

The treatment method with salt dressings (10% saline solution) was published in the journal Healthy Lifestyle back in 2002. But pharmaceutical companies are interested in discrediting such a simple and affordable way treatments that can replace their expensive medications.

No one will fund the study of such a treatment, which is disadvantageous for pharmaceutical companies, therefore the saline solution has no chance of being recognized. official medicine. But, thanks to the simplicity and safety of using a 10% saline solution, everyone can try this method of treatment for themselves. You just need to know how to cook saline solution and for what diseases to use it (in the form of saline dressings or for washing). It is also important to know for which diseases saline solution is useless, so as not to waste time and apply another method of treatment.

SALINE SOLUTION CURES ALMOST EVERYTHING?

What can be treated with saline?

Salt treatment - history.

The practice of using saline dressings became known thanks to the nurse, Anna Danilovna, Gorbacheva, who during the Second World War worked in field hospitals with the surgeon I. I. Shcheglov. Shcheglov used salt dressings to treat badly wounded soldiers. Dressings (wipes soaked in saline solution) were applied to dirty, inflamed wounds. After 3-4 days of treatment with saline dressings, the wounds cleared, became pink, inflammatory processes passed and went down fever. Then plaster was applied and after another 3-4 days the wounded were sent to the rear. Anna said that they had almost no mortality among the wounded.

At the end of the Second World War, the nurse returned to this practice only 10 years later and tried to use it to treat her own teeth. Caries, complicated by granuloma, disappeared after 2 weeks of treatment. Then she began to use saline for treatment various diseases associated with inflammatory processes in the body (cholecystitis, nephritis, chronic appendicitis, rheumatic heart disease, inflammatory processes in the lungs, articular rheumatism, osteomyelitis, abscesses after injection, etc.).

These were individual cases, but each time Anna received positive results.

Later, while working in the clinic, Anna saw many cases where a saline dressing gave best effect than all medicines. With the help of salt dressings, hematomas, bursitis, chronic appendicitis, whooping cough were cured.

At the clinic, the surgeon suggested that she try saline solution in the treatment of tumors. Anna's first patient was a woman with cancer mole on the face that drew attention to this mole six months ago. For six months, the mole turned purple, increased in volume, and a gray-brown liquid began to stand out from it. Anna began to make salt stickers for the patient. After the first procedure, the tumor turned pale and decreased. After the second, she turned even more pale and shrank, the discharge stopped. And after the fourth - the mole acquired its original appearance. Treatment was completed within five procedures without surgical intervention.

Then there was a young girl with an adenoma mammary gland who was about to undergo surgery. Anna advised the girl, in anticipation of the operation, to do saline bandages on her chest for several weeks. No operation needed!

Anna recalls many cases of miraculous healing, thanks to saline dressings. Among them, the cure of a man from prostate adenoma in 9 procedures and the cure of a woman from leukemia in 3 weeks.

What does saline treatment help with?

So, here is a partial list of diseases that saline dressings can help with (in the absence of the expected effect of saline treatment, it is recommended to consult a doctor):

• Salt solution for headaches caused by inflammatory processes, dropsy, cerebral edema and meninges(meningitis, arachnoiditis), brain tumors etc. (except for cerebral vascular sclerosis). Apply a salt bandage (how to prepare it will be described below) in the form of a cap or a wide strip. Bandage from above gauze bandage.
• Saline solution for the treatment of rhinitis, sinusitis, frontal sinusitis. The bandage is applied to the forehead (with frontal sinusitis), as well as to the nose and cheeks. On the wings of the nose are placed cotton swabs to press the saline dressing to the surface of the skin. From above, bandage the bandage with a gauze bandage. Leave overnight. Repeat until complete cure. Also, with a runny nose, it is advisable to rinse the nose with saline.
• Salt solution for the treatment of colds and infectious inflammation throat and bronchi. Apply bandages on the head, neck and back (a dry towel is placed over the bandage soaked in saline). Leave bandages overnight. Repeat for 3-5 nights until complete cure.
• Salt solution for treatment thyroid gland(goiter). Salt dressing applied throughout the night. This symptomatic treatment. There are more effective methods effective and natural treatment any thyroid disease and full recovery its functions (see the article "Treatment of the thyroid gland").
• Salt solution for the treatment of inflammatory and other processes in the lungs (except for pulmonary bleeding).Apply a salt bandage on the back (you need to know exactly the localization of the process). Bandage chest tightly, but so as not to interfere with breathing. On the spine, over the bandage, under the bandage, you can put a roller, for a tighter fit of the salt bandage to the surface of the body.
  
• Salt solution for treatment inflammatory diseases liver. For the treatment of the liver, a special procedure is used - saline dressings alternate with the obligatory application of a heating pad. The bandage is applied as follows: in height - from the left chest to the middle of the abdomen, in width - from the middle of the sternum and abdomen in front to the back of the spine. The bandage should be tightly bandaged (on the stomach - denser). Leave for 10 hours. Then, remove the bandage and immediately put a hot heating pad on the same area - for half an hour. The heating pad allows you to expand the bile ducts so that the bile mass, dehydrated with saline, can freely enter the intestines. Without heating pad, possible discomfort and treatment is not as effective.
• Salt solution for treatment intestinal inflammation (enteritis, colitis, chronic appendicitis). The bandage is applied to the entire abdomen. The treatment is valid for a week.
• Salt solution for the treatment of food poisoning. The bandage is applied to the entire abdomen. 1-4 procedures are enough for treatment.
• Salt solution for the treatment of mastopathy and breast cancer. Salt dressing is applied to both breasts and left for 8-10 hours. Treatment takes from 2 (for mastopathy) to 3 weeks (for cancer).
• Saline solution for the treatment of cervical cancer. A breathable swab soaked in saline is placed directly on the cervix. Left for a few hours. The growth of the tumor should stop, it should significantly decrease (thin) or completely resolve.
• Salt solution for the treatment of prostate adenoma. Salt dressing applied to the area Bladder and groin.
• Saline solution for the treatment of leukemia (leukemia). A saline dressing is applied over the entire body (in order to cover as much large surface bodies). In a salt bandage, you should practically get dressed.
• Saline solution for the treatment of benign and malignant neoplasms on the skin. The bandage is applied to the affected area for several hours.
  
• Salt solution for treatment inflammatory processes in the heart (with myocarditis, endocarditis, pericarditis). A hot salt dressing of a waffle towel folded in 3 layers is applied through left shoulder(covering the region of the heart in front and behind). The ends of the towel are bandaged with a gauze bandage around the chest. The bandage is left overnight. The procedure is repeated for 2 weeks, every other day.
• Salt solution for treatment anemia (with reduced level hemoglobin in the blood) radiation sickness . The bandage is applied to the entire chest, covering the liver and spleen. The course of treatment - as with heart disease - for 2 weeks, every other day.
  
• Salt solution for the treatment of inflammatory processes in the joints (arthritis, polyarthritis, bursitis, rheumatism). The bandage is applied to diseased joints, covering the limbs 15 cm above and below. Salt dressing is left overnight. The procedure is repeated every day for 2 weeks.
• Salt solution for the treatment of burns. For removal acute pain after a burn, it is enough to hold the salt bandage on the burned surface of the skin for 3-5 minutes. But for treatment, the bandage should be left for 8-10 hours. Then apply another treatment, if required, as recommended by the doctor.
  
• Salt solution for cleansing the body of toxins and poisons. Salt solution helps to cleanse the body of accumulated toxins and poisons. For this, a shirt made of natural cotton or linen fabric is used. The shirt is dipped in a hot saline solution, wrung out and put on a clean body. Over the top of the shirt you need to wrap yourself up well and go to bed. Leave the shirt on your body all night. See also other ways >>"> cleansing the body of toxins >>>
  
• Salt solution for the treatment of hair loss. After washing, sprinkle salt on your head and massage, rubbing salt into the hair roots. wash away warm water. Repeat every day for 10 days. After that, hair loss should stop. At first glance, salt is used here, not saline. But, since salt is rubbed into wet hair, it dissolves in water. As a result, we get a saline solution.
  

What does saline treatment NOT help with?

The use of saline dressings is strictly contraindicated in the following diseases:

• Sclerosis of cerebral vessels.
• Pulmonary bleeding.

Salt dressings do not help in the following cases:

• angina, ischemic disease heart disease, valvular heart disease.
• Ulcer of the stomach and duodenum.
• Constipation and volvulus of the intestine.
• Hernias.
• Scars, adhesions.
• Stones in the kidneys and gallbladder.

How does saline work?

In the article "How to get rid of a runny nose quickly?" I gave a description of the yogic method of rinsing the nose with saline. This is a great way to use saline to prevent and treat a runny nose. But for the treatment of many other diseases, saline dressings are used.

Secret therapeutic action saline solution (in particular, saline dressing) lies in its ability to "suck out" fluid from the tissues. In the beginning, the saline solution absorbs fluid from the subcutaneous layer. Then, the fluid from the deeper layers gradually rises and is absorbed, along with which pus comes out, pathogens(germs, viruses, bacteria), dead cells and toxins.

Thus, the pathogenic factor (which caused the pathological process) is gradually removed, all fluids in the "sick" area are renewed, and the pathological process is eliminated.

How quickly does saline treatment (salt dressings) work?

Depending on the type of disease and the degree of neglect pathological process, the therapeutic effect is achieved within 1-3 weeks.

IN different situations may apply additional measures to get a result. In treatment certain diseases saline solution (salt dressings) has its own characteristics, which we discussed above.

How to prepare a saline solution?

Salt solution - ingredients.

• To prepare a saline solution, use ordinary table or sea salt without any additives (iodine, preservatives, etc.). Salt solution additives can cause irritation.
• Water should be clean, as free from impurities as possible. Distilled, melted, rain water is suitable. Might fit boiled water tap water if your area has good quality tap water.

Salt solution - proportions.

• For dressings and rinses, use a salt concentration of 8 to 10 percent. An 8-10% saline solution is optimal. A more concentrated solution can damage the capillaries, and a less concentrated solution will be ineffective.
• To obtain a 9% solution, dissolve 90 g of table salt (that is, 3 tablespoons without top) in 1 liter of water.
• It is possible to prepare a smaller amount of solution, but concentration accuracy is easier to maintain with a larger amount. You can use part of the solution immediately and use the other part the next time, preheating. But you need to store the saline solution in an airtight vessel, no longer than 24 hours. If you have not used the solution in 24 hours, it is better to pour it out and prepare a new one.

Salt solution - temperature.

Salt can be dissolved in both hot and cold water. Before use, the solution must be heated in a saucepan on the stove. The solution should be hot, but not scalding.

How to prepare a salt dressing?

• To prepare a saline dressing, you can use gauze folded in 8 layers, or a breathable cotton fabric (for example, a waffle towel) folded in 4 layers.
• Gauze folded in 8 layers or cloth folded in 4 layers should be dipped in hot saline for 1 minute. Then slightly squeeze (so that the water does not drain) and apply a bandage on the sore spot - on clean skin, without ointment or cream. The bandage is attached with a plaster or bandaged. Necessary condition- Salt dressing should be breathable. Waterproof materials must not be used. Do not put anything on the bandage (this is not a compress!).
• Salt dressing is applied at bedtime and removed in the morning.
• Care must be taken to ensure that the bandage fits snugly to the sore spot. For example, when applying a salt bandage to your back, you can put a roll of gauze along the spine, under the bandage. And when putting a bandage on the stomach, it should be bandaged very tightly, because during the night the stomach shrinks and the bandage can become free - then it will not be of any use.

According to materials:
Anna Gorbacheva, From White Death to White Salvation.
Healthy lifestyle No. 17 2002, No. 10, 11 2002

You will need

• To prepare 10 liters of solution: calcium nitrate - 10.0 g; potassium nitrate - 2.5 g; potassium phosphate monosubstituted - 2.5 g; magnesium sulfate - 2.5 g; potassium chloride - 1.25 g; iron chloride - 1.25 g.

Instruction

For the preparation of nutrient solutions, soft, clean water should be used, preferably without impurities. Distilled water is best. If it is difficult to prepare it, you can use rainwater or carry out additional water purification with household filters.

Hard water softening is carried out with special cartridges, sometimes water softening tablets are used. Another way to change the hardness of water is associated with the use of peat. Peat is placed on a grid, placed in a container with water and left overnight. In a few hours, the water will be filtered so that it can be used for watering plants and preparing solutions.

Salts necessary for the preparation of solutions should be dry or dissolved in closed containers. Iron salts are recommended to be stored in dishes made of dark glass, and they can be dissolved only before use.

The preparation of the solution is carried out in the following sequence. To begin with, the salts are weighed in the required amount, then each salt is separately dissolved in a small amount water. Salts of copper, zinc and can be dissolved together.

The next step is to mix the prepared salts and add to them required amount water, taking into account the water already used. In other words, if you expect to prepare 3 liters of nutrient solution and dissolve salts it took you 0.5 l, then you should add 2.5 l clean water.

To weigh fractions of a gram, you will, of course, need a pharmacy scale. Household measuring instruments give a very large error and cannot be used in such a delicate matter.

In the absence of pharmaceutical scales, it is recommended to use this technique: dissolve a large number of salt, required in small quantities, in a smaller volume of water. So, if you need 0.2 g of ferrous sulfate per 5 liters of water, then you need to dissolve 2 g in 0.5 liters. This will result in a solution concentration of 0.5%. Then you just need to measure out 100 cubic centimeters, which contain 0.2 g of salt.

Another way is to prepare a concentrated nutrient solution for the future. Weigh out the amount of salt you need to get more solution. The calculation is as follows: for 1 liter of water there should be from 1.5 to 2.5 g salts. Dissolve the weighed salt in 1 liter of water and pour into a bottle. If a solution is needed, it can now be prepared from the concentrate, taking into account the amount of water used for it. Please note that the concentrated solution should not be stored for a long time.

After preparing the nutrient solution, determine its acidity with an indicator. Such an indicator can be purchased at stores selling chemicals. It consists of several strips of litmus paper and a scale. You need to determine the acidity by comparing the color of the litmus paper dipped into the solution with a scale. Normal acidity ranges from 5 to 6.8.

Tasks for the preparation of solutions.

Task number 1. Before planting, tomato seeds are disinfected with a 15% solution of potassium permanganate. How many g of potassium permanganate will be required to prepare 500 g of such a solution?(Answer: 40)

Let's look at this problem from a mathematical point of view. What percentage rule did you use to solve this problem? (The rule for finding a percentage of a number.)

15% off 500;

500 0.15 = 75 (g) - potassium permanganate.

Answer: 75

№2. Prepare 20 g of a 5% solution table salt.

No. 3. What volume of water must be added to 0.5 g of sugar to obtain a 1% solution? Answer: 45.5 ml.

№ 4. Mix 0.4 g of salt and 200 ml of water. What is the mass fraction of salt in the resulting solution? Answer: 0.002.;

Tasks for independent solution.

No. 1. For pickling cucumbers, a 7% aqueous solution of common salt (sodium chloride NaCl) is used. It is this solution that sufficiently suppresses the vital activity of pathogens and molds, and at the same time does not interfere with the processes of lactic acid fermentation. Calculate the mass of salt and mass of water to prepare 1 kg of such a solution?

No. 2. What mass of salt and water should be taken for cooking:

50 g of a 0.5% solution (answer: 0.25 g, H2O - 49.75 ml);

60 g of a 1% solution (answer: 0.6 g, H2O - 59.4 ml);

70 g of a 2% solution (answer: 1.4 g, H2O - 68.6 ml);

40 g of a 0.4% solution (answer: 0.16 g, H2O - 39.84 ml);

80 g of a 0.2% solution (answer: 0.16 g, H2O - 79.84 ml);

90g solution with mass fraction salt 0.001 (answer: 0.09 g, H2O - 89.91 ml);

60 g of a solution with a mass fraction of salt 0.002 (answer: 0.12 g);

50 g of a solution with a mass fraction of salt 0.05 (answer: 0.25 g);

70 g of a solution with a mass fraction of salt 0.01 (answer: 0.7 g);

120 g of a 10% solution (answer: 12 g);

90 g of a solution with a mass fraction of salt 0.06 (answer: 5.4 g);

150 g of a 2% solution (answer: 3 g);

150 g of a solution with a mass fraction of salt 0.004 (answer: 0.6 g);

200 g of a solution with a mass fraction of salt 0.06 (answer: 12 g);

140 g of a solution with a mass fraction of salt 0.03 (answer: 4.2 g);

№3. What volume of water must be added to 8 g of salt to obtain a 2% solution? Answer: 392 ml.;

No. 4. What mass of salt must be added to 200 ml of water to obtain a 3% solution? Answer: 6.2;

No. 5. What mass of salt must be added to 120 ml of water to obtain a 1% solution? Answer: 1.21 g;

No. 6. Mixed 0.4 g of salt and 200 ml of water. What is the mass fraction of salt in the resulting solution? Answer: 0.002.;

№7. Mixed 20 g of sugar and 250 ml of water. What is the mass fraction of sugar in the resulting solution? Answer: 0.074.;

№8. Mixed 5 g of sugar and 150 ml of water. What is the mass fraction of sugar in the resulting solution? Answer: 0.032.;

№9 Mixed 2 g of salt and 140 ml of water. What is the mass fraction of salt in the resulting solution? Answer: 0.014.;

No. 10. Mixed 0.5 g of salt and 300 ml of water. What is the mass fraction of salt in the resulting solution? Answer: 0.00166.;

No. 11. Sodium hydroxide NaOH was mixed in an amount of 1 mol with 1 liter of water. What is the mass fraction of sodium hydroxide in the resulting solution? Answer: 0.038;

No. 12. Sodium nitrate NaNO3 was mixed in an amount of 0.1 mol with 0.5 l of water. What is the mass fraction of sodium nitrate in the resulting solution? Answer: 0.0167;

For a long time, back in 2002, I met one recipe - a friend shared it. I successfully rewrote it and just as safely lost it over time (I wrote everything in notebooks).

I remembered well that it was based on a 10% saline solution, that it was against tumors, that the wounded were treated during the war ...

And TODAY I FOUND ... In my life there were already serious health problems.

Now I'm putting it all together...

How to apply a salt bandage.

For colds and headaches. Make a circular bandage at night through the forehead and back of the head. After an hour or two, the runny nose disappears, and by morning it will disappear and headache.
headband good at high blood pressure, tumors, dropsy. But with atherosclerosis, it is better not to do a bandage - it dehydrates the head even more. For a circular bandage, only 8% saline can be used.
With the flu. Put a bandage on your head at the first sign of illness. If the infection has managed to penetrate into the pharynx and bronchi, make bandages on the head and neck at the same time (from 3-4 layers of soft thin linen), on the back from two layers of wet and two layers of dry towels. Leave the bandages on all night.
In diseases of the liver (inflammation of the gallbladder, cholecystitis, cirrhosis of the liver). A bandage on the liver (a cotton towel folded in four layers) is applied as follows: in height - from the base of the left breast to the middle of the transverse line of the abdomen, in width - from the sternum and the white line of the abdomen in front to the back of the spine. It is tightly bandaged with one wide bandage, tighter on the stomach. After 10 hours, remove the bandage and put a hot heating pad on the epigastric region for half an hour to expand through deep heating. bile duct for free passage into the intestines of dehydrated and thickened bile mass. Without heating, this mass (after several dressings) clogs the bile duct and can cause acute bursting pain.
With adenomas, mastopathy and breast cancer. A four-layer, dense, but non-compressive saline dressing is usually used on both mammary glands. Apply at night and keep for 8-10 hours. The duration of treatment is 2 weeks, with cancer 3 weeks. In some people, a bandage on the chest can weaken the rhythms of cardiac activity, in this case, apply a bandage every other day.
With diseases of the cervix. Soak cotton swabs with hypertonic solution, wring out well and loosen a little before investing. The procedure is carried out once a day, leaving the tampons for 15 hours. With tumors of the cervix, the treatment period is two weeks.

Conditions for the use of saline solution.
1. Saline solution can only be used in a bandage, but never in a compress, because the bandage must be breathable.
2. The concentration of salt in the solution should not exceed 10%. A bandage from a solution of a higher concentration causes pain in the area of ​​application and the destruction of capillaries in the tissues. An 8% solution - 2 teaspoons of table salt per 250 ml of water - is used in dressings for children, a 10% solution for adults - 2 teaspoons of table salt per 200 ml of water. Water can be taken ordinary, optionally distilled.
3. Before treatment, wash the body with warm water and soap, and after the procedure, wash off the salt from the body with a warm, damp towel.
4. The choice of dressing material is very important. It must be hygroscopic and clean, without residues of fat, ointment, alcohol, iodine. The skin of the body must also be clean. For a bandage, it is better to use linen or cotton fabric, but not new, but washed many times. Perfect option- gauze.
5. Linen, cotton material, towels are folded in no more than 4 layers, gauze - up to 8 layers. Only with an air-permeable bandage is suction of the tissue fluid.
6. Due to the circulation of solution and air, the bandage causes a feeling of coolness. Therefore, the bandage should be soaked with a hot hypertonic solution (60-70 degrees). Before applying the dressing can be slightly cooled by shaking in the air.
7. The bandage should be of medium moisture, not too dry, but not too wet. Keep the bandage on the sore spot for 10-15 hours.
8. Nothing should be placed over the bandage. In order to fix the bandage soaked in the solution, it is necessary to bandage it tightly enough to the body: with a wide bandage on the torso, abdomen, chest, and narrow - on the fingers, hands, feet, face, head. Shoulder girdle bandage with a figure eight, through the armpits from the back. In case of pulmonary processes (in case of bleeding, in no case should be applied!) The bandage is placed on the back, trying to get to the sore spot as accurately as possible. Bandage the chest should be tight, but without squeezing the breath.

From the above fragments of the book about salt, it can be seen that salt should be used 1) for healing, 2) locally, otherwise the effect will not be the same. Therefore, bathing in the sea (the whole body is shrouded in salt) dries out the entire skin, which is why the skin coarsens. But if you slouch for a few minutes (with the obligatory washing with fresh water), or sit on the bank, dipping your feet in the water, it will be the most, because. toxins will be drawn out of the legs, which, as you know, accumulate in the feet.

Simple saline compresses.

Simple salt compresses are made from salt water (100 g of rock or sea ​​salt per 1 liter of water) at room temperature or body temperature. Cotton cloth (or a bandage folded in several layers) is impregnated with this salty water and applied to the sore spot.
Salt compresses have a healing effect and quickly restore damaged skin after bruises, bruises, ulcers, burns and calluses.

Hot salt compresses.

A solution for such a salt compress is prepared at the rate of 2 tbsp. l. salt per 1 liter of boiling water. The procedure is carried out as follows: moisten a terry towel in a hot saline solution, attach it to the chin, neck, cheeks, elbow or knee.

These compresses are used for deep warming of body parts that need to be relaxed and nourished with microelements by activating capillary blood supply.

They are usually used for cosmetic purposes..

Hot salt applications allow you to deeply warm the tissues, using salt ions to stimulate the energy channels of the body through the bioactive points of the skin.

Steam salt compresses.

To prepare this compress, use a bag with salt heated to 50-70 ° C. If the heat is difficult to endure, then a terry towel is placed under the bag. On that part of the body that needs to be well warmed up, waxed paper (or medical oilcloth, or skin) is applied over the bag, making a kind of local sauna for this part of the body.
The compress, depending on the purpose, is kept for 10 minutes ( cosmetic procedure) up to 30-40 minutes ( therapeutic heating an inflamed area or a place where pain is felt).

Salt poultices are used to relieve pain with rheumatism, gout. In chronic diseases, when it is required to cause softening, resorption and removal of all kinds of hardening, the described procedure is carried out twice a day.

Salt dressing.

This is a kind of warming compress, superimposed either on the focus of pain, or near it. The bandage is made from sterile linen or cotton fabric folded several times, or gauze folded eight times. To sterilize the fabric at home, just dip it in boiling water or iron it with a very hot iron. The finished bandage is dipped in pre-boiled water with salt (10: 1), removed, cooled, shaking or squeezing slightly. The place of application is preliminarily wiped with a damp cloth so that the contact with the body is tighter, then a bandage is applied and bandaged.

These bandages are applied to the forehead and back of the head. with a runny nose and headache, on the forehead, back of the head, neck, back with flu, on the affected area with burns, bruises, abscesses, rheumatism, sciatica.

"Sour" mittens.

In a warm or hot salt solution (1 tablespoon of salt per 200 ml of water), various woolen items are soaked: mittens, socks, a scarf, or just a piece of woolen fabric. Such salty woolen things in the wet or dried, used for compresses on sore spots with arthritis, sciatica or colds (socks).

Salt shirt.

For the procedure, put on the patient a well-wrung out shirt soaked in water with a strong concentration of salt (5-7 tablespoons per 1 liter of water) shirt. Put the patient to bed, wrap well. So he should lie down and not take off his shirt until it is completely dry.

The procedure should be done at night, before going to bed. In the morning, the body should be wiped with a dry towel so that the salt crumbles, change into clean linen.

This procedure, which came into folk medicine, was previously used by healers as a magical ritual of cleansing a person from evil spells, evil spirits, and the evil eye.

In folk medicine, this very effective procedure is used for the treatment of various neuroses, neurasthenia, nervous and physical exhaustion, colds and even epilepsy.

It well cleanses the body of the accumulated "dirt" in the form of toxins, toxins, dead cells. Healers believed that illnesses and toxins from a sick person passed to the shirt.

Rubbing with salt (sea) water.

To enhance the body's response, this procedure is carried out using salt or sea water (0.5 kg of salt per 1 liter of water). To carry out the rubdown, a linen sheet soaked in salt water is applied to the body or part of it. sea ​​water and carefully pressed. Immediately, over the sheet, the body is vigorously rubbed with hands until it feels warm. Then the sheet is removed, doused with water and thoroughly rubbed with a coarse cloth.

For weak patients (especially children), procedures are done by others. If the condition of the patient allows, the whole body is wiped in parts with a moistened and well-wrung towel or mitten, and then rubbed with a dry towel and covered with a sheet and blanket.

To enhance the response of the body, after a general rubdown, they sometimes pour 1-2 buckets of water over them, the temperature is slightly lower than that with which the sheet was moistened during the rubdown. This procedure has a refreshing and tonic effect. It is sometimes prescribed for the purpose of hardening.

Rubbing with salt water improves peripheral circulation, tissue trophism, and increases metabolism. This procedure is not recommended for patients with increased nervous excitability, heart defects, after recent acute illnesses (for example, pneumonia).

Begin the wiping procedure with water at a temperature of 32-30°C, gradually reducing it to 20-18°C and below. Duration - 3-5 minutes.

This wiping is usually used before a course of hydrotherapy, and also as an independent course of treatment for patients with overwork, neurasthenia, asthenic condition, low metabolism (with obesity).

Hot bath with salt water.

In order to nourish the body with heat or, conversely, to remove excess heat from it, hot rubbing of the body or its parts is used in hydrotherapy.

The procedure is performed as follows: lower your legs into a basin or bath with warm water; Apply a towel soaked in hot water to the body - on the back, chest, arms, face, neck.

For enhanced therapeutic effect, hot salty (or sea) water is used. Such rubdowns give a feeling of warmth if you need it, and if you have heat above the roof, it is brought out.

Forget about air conditioners and fans: hot salt rubdown is an indispensable remedy for summer heat, stuffiness, and lethargy.

“Polishing” the body with sea water.

To carry out the procedure of massage-wiping the body with sea water (called in yoga “polishing” of the body), warm sea water is taken and, having soaked the palm in it, “polishing” the whole body with the palm of the hand, rubbing the water over the body until it completely evaporates.

After such a procedure, the state of fatigue and relaxation quickly disappears, the skin becomes satin.

If you decide harden your body, give it additional warmth and energy, cleanse the body, improve blood circulation, use one of the following procedures to rub.

Hot baths with salt water.

Prepare a water-alcohol solution: 500 ml of water, 1 tbsp. a spoonful of salt, 20 drops of iodine. Mix everything thoroughly. Keep the solution in a cool place.

In the morning after a shower, wipe your entire body from head to toe with a hard washcloth soaked in this solution. In the region of the heart, without pressing, make 40 circular movements clockwise.

Without rinsing and wiping, get dressed. In the evening, before going to bed, be sure to take a shower, otherwise the heat coming from the body will not allow you to sleep. Rubbing should be done from autumn to May, that is, all the cold season.

Salt baths for hands and feet.

To conduct local salt baths, proceed as follows: hands or feet are immersed in a basin of salt water and rubbed there. The procedure is carried out at a water temperature of 10-15°C (cold baths), 16-24°C (cool) or 36-46°C (warm and hot).

Cold and cool salt baths for hands and feet are applied with fatigue, bruises, with excessive sweating of the hands and feet, as well as for the prevention of colds as hardening procedures. After them vigorous rubbing is shown.

Warm baths for hands and feet (300-600 g of salt per 10 liters of water) relieve pain in muscles and joints, improve the condition of the skin and nails, contribute to the treatment of skin diseases, eliminate the fungus.

Warm and hot foot baths are used for colds (to increase sweating, mustard powder can be added to the saline solution or hot and cold baths alternately). Warm foot baths with sea water are useful - after them the swelling of the legs disappears, the blue and purple spots that appear on the legs due to poor circulation or remaining after a healed wound.

Duration of cold therapeutic baths - 3-6 minutes, warm - 10-30 minutes; course - 15-30 procedures.

Salt eye baths.

Salt eye cold or warm bath has a beneficial effect on sore eyes, strengthens the visual apparatus. For this procedure, you need to immerse your face in cold salt water and open your eyes for 15 seconds, and then raise your head and after 15-30 seconds again immerse in water. Repeat 3-7 times. If the bath is warm, then after it you need to immerse your face in cold water.

It is good to mix a decoction of various plants with a warm salty eye bath. With an eye bath, it is good to use sea water - the water is boiled for 2 minutes, then cooled. Baths of sea water, performed every evening before bedtime, reduce irritation of the eyelids and various inflammatory processes of the eyes. The water temperature for the eye bath is 20-38°C. However, it should be remembered that “the eyes are of the nature of fire, water is harmful to them”, and not be zealous in water procedures for eyes.

Epsom salt bath.

The bath is prepared as follows: 1-1.5 kg of ordinary bitter salt is dissolved in a full bath of hot water. It should be taken at bedtime for 10-20 minutes at least once a week. Never use soap during the procedure. The hotter the bath, the more effective it is.

Attention! People with a weakened heart should take hot baths with caution. For those who can not withstand the high temperature of the water, they are contraindicated.

During illness, toxins acid character accumulate in body tissues. Epsom salt baths help neutralize them. They are especially effective for rheumatism, sciatica, catarrh, other catarrhal diseases, colds.

Vinegar salt solution.

For 5 parts of vinegar, take 1 part of table salt. The composition is used as a rubbing with headaches, bruises, insect bites.

An aqueous solution of salt is used for compresses, baths, washing liquids. IN medical practice use the following degrees of salinity solutions.
Saline solution - 0.9-1% salt.
Hypertonic saline - 1.8-2% salt.
Marine solution - 3.5% salt.
A saturated solution is so much salt that it no longer dissolves.

Salt in the form of a water slurry.

Water is added dropwise to the crushed salt until an aqueous slurry of salt is obtained.

This mixture is used to process wounds in the oral cavity, cleaning teeth and gums, cosmetic cleaning of the face, that is, in all those cases when, with the external use of salt, it is necessary to achieve a high concentration of salt at the site of application.

Salt in the form of oil gruel.

Various fatty oils (olive, sunflower, soybean, fish oil) and aromatic oils (fir, mustard, eucalyptus, sage, violet oil) are added to the salt.

Such mixtures are used for cosmetic purposes, for the treatment of pulmonary diseases (inhalation), for the treatment of external skin diseases and defects, and also as a “paste” for brushing teeth.

Salt mixed with fat.

Salt is mixed with melted animal fat. The recipe is as follows: 100 g of fat + 1 tbsp. a spoonful of crushed table salt.

Such mixtures are used for lubrication of arthritic joints, eczema wounds.

Sand-salt mix.

Mix table salt with sand in a ratio of 1: 1, heat.

Deep heating is done with this mixture. to increase blood flow and relieve pain. Such a mixture has a reflexotherapeutic and nourishing (micro and macro elements, salt ions) action on the inflamed area.

A mixture of salt and flour.

Mix plain salt with flour in a 1:1 ratio, add a little water, knead a very tough dough.

Such a salt-flour mixture used as an application on a sore spot (gouty joint, sprain, etc.), quickly relieves acute pain.

Cold salt compress.

To prepare this type of compress, salt is placed in a calico or cotton bag, or simply wrapped in canvas and placed in the freezer for several minutes.

Such a compress is used to relieve localized pain, caused by vasodilation (eg, headache, bruise), and simply hypertrophied dilated or injured tissue (eg, varicose veins, bruise).

Snow-salt mixture.

Snow (if possible clean) is collected in a bowl, mixed with 1-2 handfuls of table salt, a small amount of it in the form of a cake is applied to the sore spot. Top cover with multilayer gauze or a towel. After 5 minutes, the application is removed.

Snow-salt application gives more intense cooling than ice, and can be successfully used as pain reliever, for example, with sciatica, sciatica.

Salt and mustard compress.

To prepare this compress, finely ground salt is mixed with mustard powder in equal proportions, applied to a bandage folded in several layers or a simple cloth.

Used as a compress for pains of various localization (arthritis, sciatica) or for applications on the feet in the treatment of colds.

Dry bath with a mixture of salt, ash and bran.

To prepare such a bath, salt, ash (preferably birch ash) and wheat (rye) bran are mixed.

Salt is preheated to 60 ° C, mixed with ash and bran, poured into a basin, bury a leg or arm in it so that the joint affected by the tumor is completely covered with this warm mixture. The procedure is carried out until the salt has completely cooled.

Such a dry bath is used for strong heating and steaming. in rheumatism with hard swellings in the joints of the arms and legs. Thanks to such baths, the joint is well steamed, the tumor softens and gradually resolves.

Salty socks.

To carry out this medical procedure, thin cotton socks are taken, turned inside out and crumpled in salt dust. Socks “salted” in this way are turned inside out and put on the legs. This procedure is very effective if you have just caught a cold. To warm up, apply heating pads to your feet and lie down in bed, wrapped up well.

Salt dust from “salt socks” creates a healing microclimate for the feet and stimulates them for a long time reflex zones. In addition, such hot applications on the feet provide immunity boost and improve general well-being. effect from salt applications can be enhanced by pouring a little into “salted” socks mustard powder, garlic ( crushed on the garlic) or dry garlic powder, as well as red pepper.

Vegetable salt compresses.

Such compresses are prepared from vegetable cakes (cabbage, beets, carrots) and table salt.

It has been noticed that the animal, sweating, loses salt, but it crystallizes under its coat and draws out the lymph toxins through the skin in a calm state. Borrowing a similar mechanism for extracting salts, traditional healers invented vegetable salt compresses that help fight pain and stiffness in the joints.

The effect of such compresses is twofold: on the one hand, salt draws inorganic salts and slags from diseased cells, dehydrates pathogens, and on the other hand, vegetable cake juices nourish body cells with organic substances. Such a compress is placed on a sore joint daily for 5 hours. Usually, several courses of treatment are carried out for 7-10 days with a week break. With exacerbations and for prevention, additional courses of treatment can be carried out. Longer compress promotes resorption of hematomas, removal of toxins from connective tissue both in the joint and in other places, pain signaling blockage of the capillaries.

Pasta with honey and salt.

Salt powder is mixed with honey in equal proportions, rubbed well.

This paste is used for teeth whitening, periodontal disease treatment. The paste is taken with the index finger and easily, without pressure, rub the teeth, while capturing the gums. Such prophylactic cleaning of teeth is recommended to be carried out 1-2 times a week.

Internal application.

The drug is never used pure form, but only dilute hot water(for one part of the medicine three parts of boiling water). Usual intake: 2 tablespoons of medicine mixed with 6 tablespoons of boiling water, on an empty stomach 1 hour before meals in the morning. Women and debilitated sick men can take 1 tablespoon with 8-10 tablespoons of hot water. If vomiting or nausea occurs, drink 2 cups warm water before vomiting and then on a clean stomach, take the medicine. The medicine helps well with hypothermia and in initial stages colds.

Outdoor application.

When applied externally, the medicine is used undiluted.

For cuts tie the wound with a piece of cloth soaked in the solution. The bandage is not removed until the wound heals, and the bandage is slightly moistened from the outside 3-4 times a day.

For insect bites apply compresses to the affected area for 10-15 minutes 4-5 times a day.

For dizziness produce rubbing the upper part of the head with medicine for half an hour before bedtime.

With congestion of blood to the head rub the top of the head for 15 minutes. at bedtime for 3-4 days. In the morning on an empty stomach, take 2 tablespoons of the medicine mixed with 6-8 tablespoons of hot water. Do not use for hypertension.

For headache rub the top of the head for 15 minutes. If the pain persists, take 1 tablespoon of the medicine in 6-8 tablespoons of hot water. Do not use for hypertension.

For pain in the ears before going to bed, instill the medicine (5-6 drops) into the ears and leave it on all night. Usually three treatments are sufficient.

When treating flux a cotton swab moistened with medicine is placed between the flux and the teeth and left overnight. This should be done 3-4 evenings in a row.

For rheumatism rub the sore spot 1-2 times a day for 1-2 weeks. If the pain constantly returns, take, in addition, 12-14 days on an empty stomach in the morning, 2 tablespoons of medicine with 5 tablespoons of hot water.

For skin cancer it is necessary to moisten the affected area 3-4 times daily, then put a thin linen cloth moistened with medicine on it, moisten it with medicine as it dries. Before going to bed, rub your head with medicine and put on a hat or a light scarf. In the morning, take the medicine inside - 2 tablespoons with 5-6 tablespoons of hot water.

During the Great Patriotic War I worked as a senior operating nurse in field hospitals with surgeon I.I. Shcheglov. Unlike other doctors, he successfully used a hypertonic saline solution in the treatment of the wounded. On the vast surface of a contaminated wound, he applied a loose, richly moistened brine large napkin.

After 3-4 days, the wound became clean, pink, the temperature, if it was high, dropped almost to normal indicators followed by a plaster cast. After another 3-4 days, the wounded were sent to the rear. The hypertonic solution worked perfectly - we had almost no mortality.

About 10 years after the war, I used the Shcheglov method for the treatment of my own teeth, as well as caries complicated by granuloma. Success came in two weeks. After that, I began to study the effect of saline solution on diseases such as cholecystitis, nephritis, chronic appendicitis, rheumatic heart disease, inflammatory processes in the lungs, articular rheumatism, osteomyelitis, abscesses after injection, and so on. In principle, these were isolated cases, but each time I got positive results pretty quickly.

Later, I worked in a polyclinic and could tell about a number of rather difficult cases where a saline dressing turned out to be more effective than all other drugs. We managed to cure hematomas, bursitis, chronic appendicitis. The fact is that the saline solution has absorbent properties and draws fluid from the tissue with pathogenic flora. Once, during a business trip to the region, I stopped at an apartment. The children of the hostess were ill with whooping cough. They coughed incessantly and painfully. I put salt bandages on their backs at night. After an hour and a half, the cough stopped and did not appear until the morning.

After four dressings, the disease disappeared without a trace.

At the clinic in question, the surgeon suggested that I try saline in the treatment of tumors. The first such patient was a woman with a cancerous mole on her face. She drew attention to this mole six months ago. During this time, the mole turned purple, increased in volume, a gray-brown liquid stood out from it. I started making salt stickers for her. After the first sticker, the tumor turned pale and decreased.

After the second, she turned even more pale and, as it were, shrunk. The allocations have stopped. And after the fourth sticker, the mole acquired its original appearance. With the fifth sticker, the treatment ended without surgery.

Then there was a young girl with breast adenoma. She was due for an operation. I advised the patient to do saline dressings on her chest for several weeks before the operation. Guess you didn't need surgery. Six months later, she also developed an adenoma on her second breast. Again, she was cured with hypertonic dressings without surgery. I met her nine years after the treatment. She felt well and did not even remember her illness.
I could have continued the stories of miraculous cures with hypertonic dressings. I could tell you about a teacher at one of the Kursk institutes who, after nine salt pads, got rid of prostate adenoma. A woman suffering from leukemia, after putting on salt bandages - a blouse and trousers for three weeks at night, regained her health.
RESULTS:
1) First. Salt in aqueous solution no more than 10 percent - active sorbent. She pulls out all the "rubbish" from the diseased organ. But
the therapeutic effect will be only if the bandage is breathable, that is, hygroscopic, which is determined by the quality
material used for dressing.
2) Second. Salt dressing acts locally - only on a diseased organ or on a part of the body. As fluid is absorbed from the subcutaneous layer, it rises into it tissue fluid from the deeper layers, carrying with it all the pathogenic principles: microbes, viruses and organic substances.
Thus, during the action of the dressing in the tissues of the diseased organism, fluid is renewed, the pathogenic factor is cleansed, and, as a rule, the pathological process is eliminated.
3) Third. Dressing with hypertonic saline solution acts gradually. The therapeutic result is achieved within 7-10 days, and sometimes more.
4) Fourth. The use of saline solution requires a certain amount of caution. Let's say I would not advise using a bandage with a concentration solution of more than 10 percent. In some cases, even an 8% solution is better. (Any pharmacist will help you prepare the solution).
I may be asked: where do doctors look if a bandage with a hypertonic solution is so effective, why is this method of treatment not widely used? I think the doctors are in captivity drug treatment. Pharmaceutical firms offer more and more expensive medicines. Unfortunately, medicine is also a business.

The trouble with hypertonic saline is that it is too simple and cheap. Meanwhile, life convinces me that such bandages - excellent remedy in the fight against many ailments. Say, with a runny nose and headaches, I put a circular bandage on the forehead and back of the head at night. After an hour and a half, the runny nose disappears, and in the morning the headache also disappears. For any colds, I apply bandages at the first sign. And if, nevertheless, I missed the time and the infection managed to penetrate into the pharynx and bronchi, then I do it at the same time
a full bandage on the head and neck (of 3-4 layers of soft thin linen) and on the back (of 2 layers of wet and 2 layers of dry towels) usually for the whole night. The cure is achieved after 4-5 procedures. Meanwhile, I continue to work.

So, I quoted a newspaper article found on the Internet ...

Now the results:

How to cook 8-10 percentage solution salt

1. Take 1 liter of boiled, snow or rain or distilled warm water.
   2. Put in 1 liter of water 90 g of table salt (that is, 3 tablespoons without top). Mix thoroughly. A 9% saline solution was obtained.
2. To get a 10 percent solution, you need, as you understand, 100 grams of salt per 1 liter of water, 8% - 80 grams of salt.

How to make a bandage

1. 1. Take 8 layers of cotton gauze (sold in a pharmacy), pour out part of the solution and hold 8 layers of gauze in it for 1 minute. Squeeze lightly to keep it from dripping. Wring out not dry, but lightly.
2. 2. Put 8 layers of gauze on the sore spot. Be sure to put a piece on top pure lamb wool (wool lets air through). Do this before bed.
3. 3. Important - no cellophane (as in a compress)
4. 4. Bandage everything with cotton - paper cloth or bandage, without using polyethylene gaskets. Keep until the morning. Remove everything in the morning. And the next night, repeat everything. (At night, it’s easier to withstand the bandage, because you sleep =) and the bandage will not fall off anywhere)

Where to apply a bandage

1. bandage with saline solution superimposed on the projection of the organ

The bandage is soaked warm solution

Due to the circulation of solution and air, the bandage causes a feeling of coolness. Therefore, the bandage should be soaked with a hot hypertonic solution (60-70 degrees). Before applying the dressing can be slightly cooled by shaking in the air.

Salt, as mentioned above, draws out all the bad things from the wound, disinfects it. Salt is an excellent sorbent. You can google and see how many grateful people write about the saline solution. Cheap and cheerful!!!