Lily of the valley herb strengthens the heart muscle and is therefore popularly used for mild cardiac insufficiency and heart failure caused by older age (old age heart). Lily of the valley for heart weakness The application is suitable for heart failure of stages I and II, that is, when the symptoms appear only with … Lily of the Valley: Applications and Uses
Effects Positive inotropic (hermuscular contractility). Negative chronotropic (heart rate) Negative dromotropic (excitation conduction) Positive bathmotropic (stimulus threshold is lowered). Indications Heart failure Arrhythmia Agents Digoxin (Digoxin Sandoz) Digitoxin Other active ingredients such as convallatoxin or proscillaridin are no longer commercially available today. Stem plants Adonis Christmas rose Foxglove, see under red foxglove Lily of the … Cardiac Glycosides
Convallaria majalis Augenkraut, Maililie, GlasblümliLily of the valley can be recognized by its strikingly large, oval, dark green, lancet-like leaves. In contrast, inconspicuous flowers with unbranched thin stems, which are arranged in clusters at the upper end and are bell-shaped, attracting attention through their fragrant scent. Flowering time: May to June Occurrence: In the forests … Lily of the valley
Lily of the valley is probably one of the most beautiful symbols of the month of May. But lily of the valley is not only a beautiful spring flower, it also has a very long tradition as a medicinal plant. Occurrence and cultivation of the lily of the valley. All parts of the plant are … Lily of the Valley: Applications, Treatments, Health Benefits
Stem plant Convallariaceae, lily of the valley. Medicinal drug Convallariae herba – lily of the valley herb: the aerial parts of the L. collected at flowering time (PH 4) – no longer officinal. Preparations Discontinued powder Ingredients Cardiac glycosides of the cardenolide type: convallatoxin. Effects Positively inotropic Diuretic: natriuretic, kaliuretic Economizes the work of the … Lily of the Valley Health Benefits
Lily of the valley is native to Europe and Northeast Asia, and the plant has been naturalized on the North American continent. The medicinally useful material is imported from wild collections in Eastern Europe. In addition, lily of the valley is also a popular ground cover in the garden. Lily of the valley as a … Lily of the Valley: Health Benefits, Medicinal Uses, Side Effects
