The effect The effect of thyme is triggered by various ingredients. In addition to essential oils, flavonoids, tannic acids or bitter substances are also found in the plant, each of which can develop their own effects. The oils have a positive effect on the mucus. Through them it dissolves and can therefore be coughed up … The effect | The Thyme
The interaction with other drugs For the time being there are no known interactions between thyme and other drugs. However, care should be taken to ensure that thyme should not be taken with medications that relieve the irritation of the throat, as they have exactly the opposite effect and thus become ineffective. The application forms … The interaction with other drugs | The Thyme
The Price The price of medical products that contain thyme can vary greatly. The price of these products depends, among other things, on how the active ingredient was processed or how and in what quantity it is present. The cheapest products can be purchased from about two euros. The most expensive products are in the … The Price | The Thyme
Salix alba wicker, May wood, cat shrub There are several native willow species. Important for the bark extraction, because it is richest in active substances, are the willow and the purple willow. Characteristics that are found in all willow species: They can grow as a shrub or tree, the flowers (willow catkins) appear before the … Willow
Other term mullein Use of Verbascum in the following homeopathic diseases Hysteria Insomnia Headaches Tendency to cramps and faint Nerve Irritations Weakness of the legs Nervous heart complaints Globe feeling in the neck Stomach cramps Flatulence Complaints in the menopause of the climacteric Use of Verbascum for the following symptoms Aggravation: Improvement by: Tying up … Verbascum
Diagnostics Trigger points cannot be recognized in the imaging processes. For this reason, the patient’s medical history and physical examination are of primary importance. The patient is asked to describe his pain as precisely as possible. The location should be shown and the so-called pain quality, the type of pain, described. Pain can be characterized … Diagnostics | Trigger point therapy
Therapy First the trigger point must be found. Since each trigger point causes a typical pattern of pain, the patient will recognize the pain when the therapist applies pressure to the trigger point. The goal of the therapy is to resolve this trigger point. This should be done by activating the metabolic processes of the … Therapy | Trigger point therapy
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The goal of trigger point therapy is the elimination of muscle trigger points. A muscle trigger point is a noticeably hardened area in a tense muscle, its fascia (muscle skin) or tendon, in which pain is triggered by pressure. In addition, transmission pain can also occur, whereby a trigger point leads to pain in completely … Trigger point therapy
Other term Pansies Application of Viola tricolor for the following diseases in homeopathy Swelling of the lymph nodes Lymphostasis Eczema Milk crust Itching of the external genitals Cystitis Use of Viola tricolor for the following symptoms Sad, morose mood Gastrointestinal catarrh Increased urination Inflammations of the urethra Foul-smelling urine (like cat urine) Friesel rash over … Viola tricolor
Synonyms medical: myofascial trigger point English: trigger= trigger (originally of a revolver) Definition Trigger points are thickened, painful and pressure-sensitive muscle fibers in which inflammatory reactions with far-reaching consequences are present. For example, pain can radiate deep into the body and neck tension can lead to headaches. Introduction Trigger point acupuncture is a special form … Trigger point acupuncture
