What is Cactus Grandiflorus?

CACTUS Grandiflorus is a herb and a homeopathic remedy obtained from a type of cactus known as a night flowering mosch or queen of the night. This desert plant, which naturally moves from the southwestern US to northern Mexico, is easily overlooked in its natural environment, because most of the time is largely similar to the dead bush. However, garden enthusiasts appreciate the rare properties that the plant offers. In the darkness of one night in the middle of the sunlight, a single flower -like flower opens to release its delicate scent, and then succumbed to the early morning light.

Medicinally, Cactus Grandiflorus is considered several pharmacological effects. It is assumed that it increases blood circulation in the brain, thus contributing to increased neurotransmission. It also has a slight sedative effect and is often given to alleviate nervousness, headaches of tension and symptoms associated with menopause in women. In men, it is assumed that Actus Grandiflorus faces unfavorable influencesErpating male hormones such as impotence and prostate disorders. Sometimes the cure for cactus is combined with other herbs or homeopathic drugs such as Serenaa repens and Avenu sativa , or saw Palmetto and ordinary oats.

One of the primary medicinal applications for CACTUS Grandiflorus is the treatment of heart conditions. According to American Materia Medica, written by Finley Ellingwood, M.D. In 1919, Cactus is useful in cases where the "heart muscle is mixed". Modern herbalists and homeopathic doctors claim that preparations from this kind of cactus stimulate heart contractions in a similar way to digitalis, but without the production of stomach or accumulation in tissue. Specifically, this drug stabilizes the palpitations of the heart and the ass ineffectiveness of the ventilupo seizure with pneumonia or other viral infection. Further use CACTUS GRANDIFLORUS includes the treatment of nerve disorders of all thoseMovement and sea, low body temperature, cold sweat and swelling.

Therapeutic dose of this drug is traditionally expressed in mines, a unit of volume recognized by American and imperial measurement systems. The standard dose used to face the conditions described above is between 2 and 5 minimums. Each minimum represents the equivalent of the liquid 1–60 drama or 1⁄480 ounce.

While medicinal products are largely derived from the stem of this cactus, some of the practitioners of the past also tried to earn a flower medication. Of course, due to the non -English flower, it is not difficult to imagine that this is a difficult and time -consuming task that has often been accomplished without success. Others tried to replace other species known as Cereus Bonplandi , which are assumed to have similar properties. However, this practice was abandoned in the early 20th century.