What is Pulsatalla?
Pulsatilla, also known as Pasque Flower, is a genus of deciduous permanent plants found in North America and Eurasia. The genus contains 30 different species and their preferred growing habitats are one of the high prairies and meadows. The name "Pasque Flower" comes from early flowers of plants that appear near the holidays of Passover, often before winter snowfall melts. Other names for Pulsatilla include the wind flower, Prairie Crocus and Easter flower. The flowers are lonely and covered with fine silk hair. The leaves are also covered with silk hair and are slightly dissected, causing very attractive leaves.
Pulsatalla has been used for centuries for healing purposes in Europe and North America. Native Americans used a plant to induce childbirth and is also used in traditional herbalism to treat various reproductive representatives. Modelly, plants in this family are known by their use in homeopathy.
Homeopathic corrective measures Pulsatilla are used toTreatment of diseases accompanied by greenish yellow discharge. For this purpose, the most commonly used liquid made of pulp of the whole plant. Homeopathic remedy in Pulsatilla can be prescribed for colds, sinusitis, cough accompanied by thick mucus, eye infections, digestive tan, heartburn, menstrual problems, menopause, mood swings and depression.
In homeopathy, drugs are often prescribed on the basis of the patient's personality. Pulsatilla is considered to be a suitable drug for individuals with female, cordial and humble personality who rarely rarely angry and prefer peace -s. Other features of Pulsatilla's personality are easy to move to tears, have deep feelings and compassion for others, and have many close friends.
It is also believed that individuals who require homeopathic medicine in Pulsatille will find a deterioration in their condition at night when they become too hot and after eating oily,rich or greasy meals. The condition should improve when the individual is cold, outdoors in the fresh air, crying or expressing deep emotions or performing light exercise. However, these are only instructions and a qualified homeopath should be consulted before trying to treat with Pulsatilla.
Pulsatilla is also highly toxic and should never be taken without medical supervision. With proper use, it may have positive healing benefits, but if used over or abused, this can lead to diarrhea, convulsions, vomiting or even coma. The plant can produce toxins that slow down the human heart, leading to the above side effects. Always consult with a qualified medical, herbal or homeopathic practice before using Pulsatilla.