Lilac buds are excellent in the treatment of diabetes because they effectively lower the blood sugar level and save many patients even from the so-called “diabetic coma”
Lilac has pronounced medicinal sedative properties
The period April-May is known throughout the world as the blooming period of the beautiful fragrant lilac. In traditional medicine, there are even written recipes for the preparation of medicines with lilac and lilac flowers (which effectively help to solve some diseases). The use of lilac for medicinal purposes first began in China, which is not surprising because China has been the first traditional medicine in the world for many centuries.

1. Lilac is used as an anesthetic, diaphoretic due to various inflammatory diseases.
2. Lilac is a good antipyretic and diuretic with excellent healing anticonvulsant properties.
3. Lilac has a sedative effect and can reduce blood sugar levels.
4. Lilac is effective against tuberculosis and acute bronchitis. It contains a lot of ascorbic acid and therefore strengthens the body.
5. The composition of lilac helps in active expulsion of sputum. It alleviates inflammatory conditions in the lungs and bronchi.
6. Lilac decoctions and leaves are used for severe bronchitis and even severe coughing. The leaves should be collected during the flowering period because only then do they have medicinal properties.
7. Lilac leaves are recommended for all people who have asthma. This treatment helps to significantly reduce the number and frequency of asthma attacks.
8. Lilac leaves solve convulsions due to the frequent occurrence of convulsions because the leaves significantly reduce the intensity of convulsions.
9. Lilac is used in the complete treatment of urolithiasis, but only in the initial stage when there are small-sized sand and stones in the kidneys. Frees the body from excess salt. The diuretic property of lilac washes sand and small stones from the kidneys.
10. Lilac is used during the inflammatory state of the urinary tract and kidneys and against pain. The kidneys are cleaned faster than sand due to the diuretic properties of lilac and the healing process is faster.
11. Lilac is also actively used in the complex treatment of joint diseases. Lilac will not completely rid a person of joint diseases, but it will significantly reduce pain and inflammation.
12. Lilac has a strong regenerative effect and will perfectly heal even deep wounds. It is successfully used in the treatment of purulent wounds as well as for the treatment of diabetic ulcers (which are very difficult and the healing process takes a long time).
13. Due to its strong sedative effect, lilac helps people who have experienced stress or some strong emotional stress or whose sleep is disturbed due to nervousness.
14. Lilac buds are used as a tea to reduce high body temperature and as a diaphoretic to relieve symptoms of colds and viral diseases (as recommended by traditional medicine).
15. For example, nurses put freshly crushed lilac leaves on patients’ wounds during the Second World War (when there was not enough medicine in military hospitals). The result was quickly visible because the wounds healed very quickly.
16. Scientists studied the effects of lilac even immediately after the end of the Second World War. They discovered that lilac prevents diabetic coma, so lilac saved many human lives back then.
17. All parts of the lilac contain the glycoside syringin (a natural chemical compound that has anti-inflammatory, immunomodulatory, antihistamine, hepatoprotective, antioxidant and antidiabetic properties).
18. Lilac flower tea is used as a diuretic and is very effective in the treatment of all kidney diseases.
19. An infusion of lilac flowers is considered one of the best medicines against malaria (because it relieves fever and destroys malarial plasmodia).
20. Lilac buds are excellent in the treatment of diabetes because they effectively lower the blood sugar level and save many patients even from the so-called “diabetic coma”.

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