Traditional methods of treatment of intestinal dysbacteriosis are applied along with traditional medicines. So, all patients are most interested in treatment with the help of oak bark, fasting, ginger, and a tea fungus. It is worth considering such techniques in more detail.
Oak bark treatment has been used for a long time. The peculiarity of its use in the intestinal dysbacteriosis is due to the fact that it contains a large number of tannins. When interacting with proteins, they can prevent the irritant reaction of tissues, so that a protective barrier is formed. In addition, it contains pectin, starch and flavonoids, which have pronounced antioxidant properties.
Treatment with oak bark for dysbacteriosis is used if a violation of the intestinal microflora is accompanied by diarrhea. To prepare this recipe, you need to brew 15 g of the collection in 300 ml of hot water. The process of infusion is carried out for 60 minutes, after which the broth must be filtered. Infusion is consumed during the day for 5-10 ml.
You can also use another folk method in the treatment of dysbacteriosis: alcohol tincture on the oak bark. For this, 5 g of raw material is crushed, pouring 450 ml of vodka. Such tincture should be prepared in advance, since the greatest efficiency is provided after a week-long infusion has passed. Reception is carried out several times a day for 25 drops in the morning and evening.
Fasting in the dysbacteriosis
Some say that refusing to eat has a beneficial effect on physical and internal cleansing. Fasting for 2 to 4 weeks is often recommended when treating people with dysbiosis.
However, before using such a folk method for treating dysbacteriosis, you need to prepare well not only physically, but also emotionally. This is due to the fact that it is from a good mood that it will depend on how positive the result of such therapy will be.
There are several ways to apply this method:
- Complete refusal to eat. In this case, the daily diet allows the use of 2-3 liters of calorie-free liquid.
- Eating 500 kcal with liquid dishes.
Before starting fasting, it is necessary to cleanse the intestines. The course of treatment of this method should last no more than 7 days. Predominantly after therapy, symptomatology is alleviated, there is a rush of energy and performance is improving.
Fasting is one of the most ancient folk methods of treating dysbacteriosis, but before it is carried out it is necessary to consult a specialist.
Ginger with dysbacteriosis
When treating folk methods of intestinal dysbacteriosis through the use of ginger, the body is provided with a large number of vitamins, essential oils and amino acids, which can prevent the emergence of hypovitaminosis.
Ginger is an antispasmodic, anti-inflammatory, carminative and healing agent. In addition, it is used to prevent an allergic reaction. It can also have a sedative effect, while increasing overall immunity.
In folk methods of treating dysbacteriosis, it is allowed to consume ginger in the form of a powder, or add it when preparing dishes. You can also drink boiled water by adding a small amount of powder. In addition, you can just chew a slice or grate .
Kombucha with dysbacteriosis
The tea mushroom has gained great popularity among folk methods of treating various diseases, in particular, in the therapy of dysbiosis. Such a tool is used in the treatment of folk methods in case of a violation of the intestinal microflora in conjunction with constipation. In addition, the infusion helps in the active restoration of the natural microflora of the stomach cavity when taking large doses of antibiotics and other medications.
Prescription infusion provides the body with antibacterial properties in the presence of a wide range of effects, which distinguishes it from antibiotics. To prepare the infusion, black or green tea is used.
Modern medicine recognizes the useful properties of folk methods for treating intestinal dysbacteriosis and recommended the use of various recipes for preventive and recreational purposes, but only after consulting a specialist. Undoubtedly, such conclusions were made for a reason - a sufficient number of different tests were conducted, where alternative opinions and considerations on the application of one or another method were evaluated.