Secrets of wax moth tincture treatment

The bee moth (wax or bee moth) is the worst dirty trick in the apiary, but at the same time the bee moth is a significant product in beekeeping, many medicines are made on its basis. The priests of ancient Egypt and the long-livers of Japan knew about the healing and healing qualities of wax - with its help they strengthened the immune system and prolonged their youth.

But the benefit of this pest is that the caterpillars consume beekeeping products, and not physiological food. In this chemical ratio, the wax becomes inactive. This suggests that it is impossible to find so many substances and compounds of natural origin on the planet that can uncouple and process wax.

It is impossible to imagine how these little parasites produce such efficient and active biochemicals. For almost a month of its development, each larva can eat about 2 g of wax, and this will ruin more than 600 cells of the honeycomb.

In this article, we will consider the healing properties of the wax moth extract, analyze the indications and contraindications of wax moth tincture, and also learn about the instructions for using the wax moth tincture.

What is a bee moth?

Moth, bee or wax moth is a silvery moth of the moth type. The wingspan of the male reaches 17-23 mm, that of the female - 18-32 mm. Destroys entire bee colonies, laying eggs on combs, from which a worm appears in a week.

Initially, he eats honey, pollen, bee bread. Then he destroys the remains of cocoons and wax, braiding the passages with cobwebs, destroys dryness and honeycomb. Having reached a size of 17 - 22 mm, the caterpillars stop eating and pupate.

Useful and medicinal properties

All beekeepers know that the bee moth is the main pest of honeycombs, but this insect also has positive qualities. It is multiplied to create a medicinal product. In these wonderful insects hidden by nature extraordinary strength, the ability to restore a large number of processes in the human body.

Wax moth bloodworms are the only wax-eating insects on Earth... The cerraz component (with its help, the bee moth processes wax) dissolves the fatty wax enzyme of the epicardium of the tuberculosis bacterium, leaving it unprotected. That makes it possible to use the tincture in the treatment of tuberculosis and a host of other diseases.

The extract is prepared from unpopulated larvae 10-15 mm in size, because large enzymes do not produce.

Prescription and treatment with moth butterfly extract

Tincture of bee or wax moth, containing a mixture of biological substances, has long been used by folk healers. This is explained by the fact that the goose eats only bioactive raw materials from beekeeping.

The bee moth preparation consists of complex chemical elements. These are enzymes such as lipase and cerraza, thanks to them, moth larva easily digests wax compounds and wax itself... About twenty nonessential and irreplaceable amino acids with great therapeutic effect: glutamic and aspartic, proline.

The composition of the drug is filled with a huge amount of micro and macro elements. It includes:

• Magnesium;
• Potassium;
• Phosphorus;
• Iron;
• Zinc.

As well as components that have a huge biological effect:

• Chromium;
• Copper;
• Cobalt;
• Manganese;
• Selenium;
• Molybdenum.

Due to this, bee moth tincture has the following properties:

• Improves blood circulation;
• Raises the efficiency of the nervous system, especially after cerebrovascular accidents. Improves sleep;
• Antibacterial, antiparasitic and antiviral action;
• Lowers blood sugar and cholesterol levels, prevents the development of atherosclerosis;
• Coordinates the metabolic process;
• Dissolves the scars of the heart muscles;
• Increases hemoglobin levels;
• Amino acids methionine and histidine protect the human body from radioactive radiation... Salts of heavy metals, products with a variety of poisoning are removed from the body.
• Used for infertility, impotence, regulates autonomic disorders in menopause.

Indications and contraindications for taking the tincture

Purpose of bee moth tincture:

• arrhythmia;
• asthma;
• chest pain;
• oncological diseases;
• tuberculosis;
• the consequences of a stroke;
• thrombophlebitis;
• infertility;
• haemorrhoids.

The tincture contains:

• isoleucine;
• acidic peptides;
• nucleotides;
• nucleosides;
• histidine.

Thanks to them:

• increased endurance;
• the energy supply of the body increases;
• tissue regeneration occurs;
• muscles are restored after exercise;
• increased metabolism;
• calcium is well absorbed.

This is needed by people engaged in heavy physical labor, as well as in the postoperative period and after injuries.

There are practically no direct contraindications to taking this drug..

The effect of the bee moth treatment has conflicting reviews. Some say that the result of the treatment appeared immediately, while others argue that no changes occurred.

Therefore, it is recommended to refrain from treatment with the extract as the only drugso as not to worsen the state of health. In case your body is immune to this drug.

Moth tincture

Bee moth extract is a common folk remedy that was previously used to treat tuberculosis and some diseases of the respiratory tract. But, after research, they discovered additional opportunities that modern healers use and recommend.

This tincture is made from the larvae of the penultimate stage of moth development - the worst pest in the apiary. The caterpillar and butterfly secrete a specific enzyme, the smell is the same as that of bees. Therefore, the "owners" of the apiary do not take them for strangers and do not destroy them.

Instructions for use

Now let's talk about using wax moth tincture.

The tincture is taken in the same amount, regardless of the type of disease and its duration.

For children under 14 years of age, the tincture is given one drop per 12 kg of weight - the extract must be diluted with 30 ml of any liquid. For adolescents, you can take the adult dose. Adults take the extract, three drops per 10 kg of body weight. It is advisable to dissolve the drops in water. Before you swallow, you need to hold the tincture in your mouth for a couple of minutes. But the best effect of the extract is under the tongue.

The extract treatment should be taken seriously and taken daily.

Recipes for tincture of wax moth larvae

Next, we will look at several recipes for making extracts and tinctures from wax moth.

To prepare the tincture, take large caterpillars that continue to parasitize. The amount of a unique enzyme in the larva, at the last stage of development, decreases, since it is currently preparing for pupation. Younger caterpillars contain fewer nutrients.

But, as with other medications, you should consult your doctor before taking the extract.

Folk recipes for making tincture from larvae

Moth tincture

This cooking method is extremely simple. For cooking, 5 grams of already developed, unpupted larvae are useful. Put them in a container with dark glass. Add 50 milliliters of ethyl alcohol, not less than 70%. Place in a dark place at room temperature for 8-10 days, shaking every day. Strain the finished extract through cheesecloth.

Hood

It is very easy to prepare an extract from a wax moth: you need to take one glass of caterpillars of this dirty trick and 1 liter of vodka. All components are connected and infused for 2-2.5 weeks in a dark place. The drug must be shaken daily. At the end of the infusion period, the hood is ready for use!

Ointment

We take 50 grams of wax moth caterpillars and fill it with alcohol (it should only slightly cover the larvae). In this form, the mixture is infused for five days in a dark place. Then the ingredients are mixed with 200 g of St. John's wort oil and 200 g of calendula oil. Mix thoroughly and add 50 g each of beeswax and propolis... We put on a water bath, and while stirring, boil for at least 2 hours. Set aside to cool, filter. The ointment is ready to use!

A few nuances that should be taken into account if you want to make a high-quality bee moth tincture:

• temperature, when preparing the drug, should be roomotherwise the extract will lose its effectiveness;
• young caterpillars are very delicate biomaterial, so try to do not heatotherwise they will lose all their healing qualities;
• for cooking it is necessary select the youngest larvae, because after pupation, a large amount of useful elements in their body disappears.

Although the bee moth parasitizes in the apiary and can destroy all the bees in the hive, it also has great benefits for all mankind, and never ceases to amaze us with its capabilities.