Folk remedies are one of the most affordable options for treating alcoholism. Their effectiveness has been proven in many examples from life, including in those cases when traditional medicine does not give the desired results.
Consider the most effective folk remedies used for drunkenness.
Chemerichna water
For the treatment of chronic alcoholism, people widely use hellebore (also called puppeteer).
Pour a tablespoon of crushed plant root with half a cup of boiling water, strain thoroughly after an hour, add boiling water to the original volume (up to half a cup). The cooled infusion is stored in the refrigerator. Add fifteen drops to half a liter of vodka, shake well and give to drink. The patient will then start vomiting. Thus, in a relatively short time, the thirst for drunkenness disappears and aversion to alcohol generally develops. Hellebore water can also be added to food and beverages (tea, compote): five drops three times a day.
Castor oil
A very dubious method once used by doctors. It consisted in the fact that castor oil (literally a horse dose) was poured into the throat of the "sick person". There was no evidence that castor oil was a cure for drunkenness. Apparently, the effect of castor oil is based on the fact that efforts to limitits laxative effects clear the patient's mind.
Honey
The use of honey in the treatment of alcohol dependence is based on the fact that according to folk medicine, the attraction to vodka develops due to lack of potassium in the body. The use of honey simply compensates for this deficiency, due to which the desire to drink gradually decreases.
For an hour, every twenty minutes, the patient is given six teaspoons of honey (only for an hour, therefore 18 teaspoons), then rest for two hours and the procedure is repeated. In the following days, give six teaspoons of honey before and after breakfast. Honey treatment is performed within 3-4 days. Rejection of alcohol occurs. Although not clinically proven, it is obvious that this method maintains and strengthens health - and thus gives relief from "alcohol slavery".
In addition to honey itself, a bee product such as bee bread (bee bread) is used to treat addiction in alternative medicine. A mixture of a teaspoon of bee bread and a teaspoon of honey is taken half an hour before a meal (do not swallow, hold on the tongue and dissolve gradually). The reception is repeated three times a day, the effect is noticeable on the second or third day of treatment. For prevention, the treatment is repeated three times a week. This method reduces the risk of mental trauma from abstinence from alcohol, improves blood circulation in the brain, helps cleanse the liver of toxins and leads to abstinence from alcohol.
The initial stage of alcoholism is treated with bee stings: fifteen live healing bees are placed on the body, lightly pressed down, and after five minutes the stings are removed. The bites appear painful only at the beginning of treatment. This method is not suitable for allergy sufferers.
Splitter
A cleft (a European cleft, otherwise called a hernia) is used in the form of a decoction to treat alcoholism. It is prepared as follows: a teaspoon of hernia root is poured into a glass of hot boiling water, boiled for five minutes on low heat, close the lid and leave for another hour. Add the infusion to vodka at the rate of a tablespoon per 100 g of alcohol or take a tablespoon daily. Due to the poisonous nature of the cleft hoof, it causes vomiting. The treatment is carried out until the formation of persistent aversion to alcohol.
The use of such a decoction is contraindicated in patients with angina pectoris, as well as in pregnant women.
There is also such a form of taking a crack, as adding powder from the plant to coffee (add a quarter teaspoon of crack powder to fifty grams of coffee, repeat after a few days). The effect is the same: vomiting is caused by drinking alcohol and ultimately there is complete aversion to alcohol.
Thyme
Thyme (also known as thyme, also known as creeping thyme) has long been used in the treatment of alcoholism, including in herbal teas and herbal preparations. For example, mix 4 parts thyme, 1 part century and 1 part wormwood. A tablespoon of this collection is poured into a glass of boiling water, insist for an hour, filtered and taken 1-2 tablespoons twenty minutes before eating.
Thyme helps relieve alcohol intoxication, causes sobriety, and then complete healing.
Other herbal recipes for treating alcoholism include yarrow (St. John's wort), bitter wormwood, thyme, angelica, mint and juniper. A mixture of herbs (spoon) is poured with a liter of boiling water and infused for ten minutes. After drinking this tea, kidney function and sweating increase, trembling stops, the breakdown products of alcohol are excreted naturally from the body. Such herbal tea is made from a mixture of thyme, horsetail, lovage (grass), juniper berries, cyanosis root. Herbal teas are a gentle treatment for drinking.
Fungus
The fungus from purulent beetles is a unique, time-tested, healing decoction that allows you to get rid of drunkenness. Mushrooms are prepared in the traditional way: boiled, fried, stewed, baked. They taste like mushrooms and are not suspicious. When the fungus enters the body, the breakdown of alcohol in the blood slows down and severe poisoning begins. Over time, after a few "sessions", there is a constant constant aversion to alcohol.
Baking soda
Baking soda is not used as a medicine, but rather as a way to relieve, relieve symptoms and eliminate alcohol intoxication. For 180 ml of warm water you need to take a teaspoon (without slide) of baking soda and drink. Depending on the degree of poisoning, up to one liter of such a solution may be needed to flush and completely cleanse the body of toxins. Vomiting after drinking the solution will interfere with the absorption of toxins into the blood and the condition will improve. Under the influence of carbon dioxide in the stomach, the production of gastric juice will accelerate, which will also help neutralize toxins.
Bay leaf
Bay leaf is widely known as a medicine that reliably cures alcoholism. Two bay leaves are poured into 250 ml of vodka in a warm place for two weeks (for effectiveness you can add bay root or lovage root); then take 2-3 tablespoons before meals. Laurel tincture causes indigestion and vomiting, which discourages the alcoholic from drinking forever. Course of administration: every day for 7-10 days.
There are several other recipes using bay leaves. So, 12 grams of basil should be stewed with boiling water (one and a half cups), boil, boil for 10-15 minutes. Drink the broth during the day.
Lamb
Aries (this is another name for a bat-shaped lyre) is a low-growing creeping shrub found in our forests. This plant has long been used to treat patients with alcoholism. Sprigs of ram in an amount of 10 g pour a glass of boiling water and cook for 15 minutes on low heat. The broth is used in an amount of two tablespoons at a time with alcohol. The intake of broth provokes nausea and vomiting, after 3-4 intakes there is a permanent decrease in the desire for alcohol.
A prerequisite for treatment with a decoction of ram is a break in alcohol intake for at least 4 days. As the plant is poisonous, the dosage must be strictly observed. In addition, the herb is contraindicated in diseases of the thyroid gland, diabetes, hypertension, pulmonary tuberculosis, bronchial asthma, peptic ulcer disease.
In the treatment of folk remedies should be remembered that even if there are numerous positive reviews, herbs are by no means harmless, they can have side effects and contraindications. And if you really decide to be treated at home, you must take into account the patient's health, the risk of neuropathy and the tendency to allergies. The main thing is not to harm! We advise you to seek advice from a narcologist.