Cleansing the Veins and Arteries from Deposits – 3 Natural Recipes

Our blood vessels are like highways for our body. They are elastic tubes that enable the blood to flow rapidly and efficiently from the heart to every part of the body and get back in time.

Information About Veins and Arteries

The human body has a vast circulatory system that enables the blood to flow from the heart, the center of the system, to the outermost extremities and back. Within the circulatory system, the blood flows on two primary types of blood vessels: veins and arteries. Even though they both have the same essential function – to transport the blood throughout the body, there are a few differences between the veins and the arteries.

The major functional difference between veins and arteries is the direction in which blood flows through them. The arteries transport the blood away from the heart, while the veins bring the blood back to the heart.

Atherosclerosis – Risks for the Health

Atherosclerosis is a disease that defines the fat and cholesterol deposits on the internal walls of the veins and arteries. These deposits are called plaques and, with time, they lead to the narrowing of the arteries. Finally, the narrowed arteries will aggravate the blood flow and limit it. Similar to the coronary arteries (the blood vessels in the heart), the peripheric arteries (the blood vessels outside the heart) can develop fat and cholesterol deposits.

– They can cause serious circulatory problems or ischemia.

– A blockage in the coronary arteries can cause different symptoms, including chest pain (angina pectoris) or even heart attack.

– If the blockage occurs on the carotid arteries (those located in the brain), this can cause a stroke.

– The blockage of the veins in the legs can trigger numerous leg pains, cramps, modifications in the skin color, ulcers or wounds and the feeling of heavy legs. The total loss of circulation can lead to gangrene or even the amputation of a leg.

– The blockages within the renal arteries are frequent causes for diseases like stenosis, manifested through uncontrolled high blood pressure, congestive heart failure or kidney disorders.

Cleansing the Veins and Arteries – 3 Natural Recipes

The detoxification of the veins and arteries calls for a healthy diet based on fruits and vegetables (kiwi, avocado, olive oil, sardines, oat or watermelon), foods rich in proteins that are healthy for the heart and on the reduction or elimination of the fried and fat foods.

The presence of the LDL cholesterol can lead to the apparition of the fat deposits that in time will determine the formation of plaques in the arteries. As these plaques grow, the rick of cardiovascular and vascular diseases will increase.

1. Treatment with Onion, Wine and Parsley

Let  4 – 5 big onions soak in 1 liter of natural white wine and leave them overnight. Strain the liquid in the morning. Separately, boil 250 grams of parsley root and 2 parsley leaves bundles with another liter of white wine. Leave them on low heat until the liquid is reduced to 500 grams, then strain it. Mix these 2 solutions once they have cooled down and add 150 ml of honey. Let this product soak for one more week, stirring it daily. Finally, strain the liquid and keep it in the fridge. Take 1 teaspoon of the solution 3 times per day, 30 minutes before mealtime.

2. Herbal Tea

Prepare a tea from various plants: birch buds, St John’s Wort and chamomile. Take one tablespoon from this mixture and let it infuse in 0.5 liters of boiling water for 20 minutes. Drink 250 grams of tea in the morning on an empty stomach, with one teaspoon of honey. The other 250 grams must be drunk in the evening, before bedtime. The treatment lasts fir 21 days.

3. Dill Seeds and Valerian

Mix 200 grams of dill seeds with 2 tablespoons of crushed valerian root  and 400 grams of honey. Put them in a jar and pour about 2 liters of boiling water over the ingredients. Let it soak for 24 hours. After that, strain the mixture and take 1 tablespoon every 30 minutes until the evening.