Healing properties of chlorophyll-carotene paste
The raw material for the production of chlorophyll-carotene paste - this healing remedy is the greens of coniferous trees. The living cells of the needles contain many biologically active substances: vitamins, enzymes, hormones, fats, carbohydrates and other compounds suitable for medicinal and nutritional purposes.
The chlorophyll-carotene paste contains waxes, fatty and resin acids, balsamic substances and much more that has a healing effect. One of the main parts of plant tissue is carbohydrates. In addition to cellulose and pentazanes, which form cellular structures, they include starch, as well as various low-molecular compounds - mono-, di- and oligosaccharides. Of the ash elements (excluding nitrogen), potassium takes first place in terms of content, then calcium, magnesium and phosphorus.
The content of aluminum, silicon, iron and manganese in the needles increases with its aging. From the results of amino acid analysis, it is known that the protein of spruce needles includes 19 amino acids (out of 21 studied), including all essential ones (valine, leucine, isoleucine, threonine, methionine, phenylalanine, tryptophan and lysine).
Among the physiologically active compounds of needles, vitamins are of great importance. Small amounts of flavonoids have been identified in the needles: rutin, quercetin, catechins. Pine needles are twice as rich in vitamin P as spruce needles, while spruce needles have a high content of ascorbic acid (6 times more than in lemon and orange, and 25 times more than in onions and potatoes), carotenoids (provitamin A), B vitamins, α-tocopherol (vitamin E), vitamins K, which have an antihemorrhagic effect, necessary for normal blood clotting, as well as antitumor activity. In terms of the content of B vitamins, folic and nicotinic acids, spruce needles surpass the vegetative organs of cereals.
No less important are fat-soluble compounds: squalene, polyprenols and phytosterols contained in the complex of needles, which participate in the vital processes of any organism. Squalene (from the Latin Sqalus - shark), first isolated from the liver of a shark, is present in both animals and plant tissues. In the human body, cholesterol biosynthesis occurs with the participation of squalene and polyprenols (dolicholphosphate compounds).
APPLICATION OF KKKP
Chlorophyll and its derivatives have a wide range of biological effects, they exhibit antimutagenic, anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, immunocorrecting properties. A tonic, deodorizing agent that perfectly promotes the healing of wounds and ulcers.
Carotene acts as a growth vitamin, as well as protection and restoration of epithelial tissues. When taken orally as vitamin "A", it restores light adaptation, cures night blindness and skin lesions due to vitamin "A" deficiency, and when applied externally, it promotes rapid healing of the skin and superficial wounds.
Chlorophyll-carotene paste has an extremely strong effect on a number of protozoa (protozoa), including pathogenic trichomonas and non-pathogenic glaucoma. For example, a paste in a concentration of one to 200 (water) kills glaucoma instantly.
From a medical point of view, coniferous paste has several positive qualities. When applied to wounds and burns, it dries quickly, forms a crust that can be washed off with water, which is also very important in many cases. In addition, the body's tissues better absorb most medicinal substances in an emulsion state.
KKKP provides good results in the treatment of trichomonas colpitis, pseudoerosions of the cervix, as well as severe forms of some gynecological diseases, even in cases where conventional therapy is ineffective (hormonal drugs).
Positive results were also obtained in the treatment of skin diseases with chlorophyll-carotene paste due to avitaminosis, thermal and chemical burns, ulcers of various etiologies, eczema, trichomonas colpitis, pseudoerosions, folliculitis, furuncles, hydroadenitis, trichothecia, acute lichen planus, ozena, endometritis, gastrointestinal diseases, superficial wounds, some skin diseases, etc.
The effectiveness of KKKP has been proven in atrophic gastritis, as well as in the presence of helicobacteriosis, which participates in the formation of gastric and duodenal ulcers. At the Department of Therapeutic Dentistry under the leadership of Prof. Yu.A. Fedorov, the effective effect of coniferous paste in the treatment of periodontal diseases and oral mucosa, including diseases such as lichen planus and leukoplakia of the oral mucosa, was proven.