A plant remedy was even recommended by Father Arsenie Boca, a monk who deeply understood the close connection between body, soul, and nature. He was known for his holistic approach to healing people, combining the power of prayer with natural remedies and cures from nature.
With profound knowledge about medicinal plants and their properties, Father Arsenie Boca managed to provide comfort and healing to his entire community, using the traditional wisdom of nature for the benefit of people’s health and well-being.
The Miraculous Plant that Dissolves Gallstones
To a woman who complained of gallstones, Father Arsenie Boca recommended a remedy based on deer tongue.
This plant is a variety of fern, scientifically known as Phyllitis scolopendrium. As a remedy for this condition, always use the fresh plant, not dried. The advantage is that it remains green all year round, but the maximum concentration of beneficial substances is found in the summer months.
For preparation, finely chop the leaves of the deer tongue and place them together with orange peels in a clean cheesecloth, which is then tied. The obtained mixture is placed in a container over which boiling water is poured. Cover and let it infuse for 5-7 minutes, then drink warm, in small sips. This special tea can be consumed for 2-3 months, in the morning and evening.
Attention, before starting a natural treatment with deer tongue, consult your family doctor, as this remedy contains thiaminases, which destroy vitamin B1 in the body.
How Does Biliary Microlithiasis Manifest?
The gallbladder (or cholecyst) is an organ, a small reservoir connected to the bile ducts from the liver. Its role is to store bile during interdigestive periods and to release it through the bile ducts into the digestive tract during meals.
The pain located in the right hypochondrium is the main clinical symptom of this problem. Other symptoms that occur in the case of biliary colic include: pain in the upper right part of the abdomen, which may radiate to the back or right shoulder and may be accompanied by nausea, bilious vomiting, general malaise, bitter taste, dizziness, headache, and a series of symptoms related to dyspepsia, such as bloating.
