There is no garden where creeping bent grass does not grow. And there is no illness that it cannot treat, ranging from eye conditions to oncology.
All wild animals, cats, and dogs use it for healing.
For humans, it is invaluable, as it restores disturbed metabolism.
Infusions and decoctions from the rhizomes are used to treat dropsy, edema of various origins, cystitis, urinary incontinence, kidney stones, gallbladder stones, all lung diseases, kidney disorders, chronic bronchitis, intestinal diseases, diabetes, and hypertension.
The roots of creeping bent grass are used as analgesics in cases of gout, rheumatism, lumbago, and various arthritis.
The juice and decoction of the fresh plant can be consumed during the summer and are effective in cases of partial loss of vision.
The root of creeping bent grass treats osteochondrosis, ovarian dysfunction in women, pulmonary tuberculosis, exudative diathesis, and furunculosis. There are no contraindications for its use.
From the roots of creeping bent grass, we can grind finely and bake bread. It is healthier and tastier than wheat flour. It can also be used as an addition to porridge or flour.
(Excerpt from a lecture by E.F. Zaieva, monastic phytotherapist)
