What is Wood concrete?
Wood concrete, also known as Bishopwort or Simply Concrete, is a forest herb from Europe, especially in England and some parts of Asia. Its habitats are usually forests and cops, although they are growing in peat bogs and occasionally on meadows. Doctors used it in the Middle Ages as a herbal medicine. Augustus Caesar, Antonius Musa, compiled a treatise in the first century and stated that the herb had cured at least 47 different disorders.
Romans were not the only admirers of Wood concrete. The Italian proverb "sell a coat and buy concrete", comes from the reputation of herbs like a panacea to heal almost all the sick. It is said that Spain: "He has as much virtues as concrete," he suggests that they also considered the herb to be correct. The English herbalist and pharmacist, John Gerard, also favored Wood concrete and named it in his 1636 herbal as "good for rupture, convulsions and convulsions, and most of the Singular against the poison."With old, it is still used by modern herbalists to cure various diseases. It is most clearly known to be for these claims, and it is also known that he is also responsible for head maintenance, he is also stressed, it is also that it is, that it is, that is that it is, that it is responsible. It is very astringent and useful for the treatment of diarrhea and mouth and neck problems
When the wooden concrete flowers are harvested and dried at the beginning of summer to be used in medicinal products. The most common way to use concrete is in herbal infusion, made by soaking one teaspoon (5 ml) dried herbs in one cup (250 ml) boiling water for 15 minutes. The recommended dosing of the wood infusion The concrete is one cup up to three times a day. IT is also found in other products of herbal drugs such as tinctures, teas, extracts, streets, mouthwash and tonic wines.
Wood concrete is tIf for its attraction and is planted in many domestic gardens as a decorative border perennial. It returns year after year and grows to a height of up to 24 inches (60 centimeters). The flowers are white, pink or purple beliefs, although the wild diversity of wooden concrete is often dark red to purple. The flowers are located at the end of almost leafless stems that grow from the tuft of large, long green leaves that stem from the roots. The leaves are rough, covered with fine hair and the entire surface contains bitter aromatic oil.