Application of eucalyptus: antiseptic, anti-inflammatory and other therapeutic effects. The meaning of eucalyptus leaves in the reference book of medicines General characteristics of the tree
In medicine
Eucalyptus leaf preparations are used for tracheitis, laryngitis, tonsillitis, pharyngitis, acute respiratory diseases, for inhalation with catarrhs of the upper respiratory tract, as well as for staphylococcal intestinal dysbacteriosis. Infusions and decoctions of eucalyptus leaves are prescribed for abscesses, phlegmon, purulent mastitis, sluggish infected chronic ulcers, for the treatment of burns and frostbite. In dermatological practice - with various pustular diseases; in dentistry - in the treatment of gingivitis and stomatitis; for gynecological diseases, decoction and infusion of plants are used for.
Eucalyptus rod-shaped leaves are part of the collection.
children
Crushed eucalyptus leaves in the form of a decoction or infusion are allowed for use by children from 3 years of age.
In aromatherapy
Eucalyptus essential oil is obtained by processing the leaves and young shoots of eucalyptus. Eucalyptus essential oil in appearance resembles a colorless or slightly yellowish soft liquid, which is endowed with a specific aroma of cineole.
Eucalyptus essential oil has a strong antiseptic effect. Couples essential oil prevent the spread of microbes in indoor air and serve as protection against infectious diseases. It clears the respiratory tract, helps to thin and increase sputum production during coughing, hoarseness and inflammatory diseases of the upper respiratory tract.
Classification
Eucalyptus trees are evergreen plant giants. Eucalyptus rod-shaped (lat. Eucalyptus viminalis Labill) belongs to the myrtle family (lat. Myrtaceae). There are only a few types of eucalyptus in the world.
Botanical description
Eucalyptus rod-shaped - an evergreen tree up to 50 meters high, the bark is smooth, grayish-white, gradually cracking and disappearing. Young leaves are opposite, sessile or amplexicaul, narrow or broadly lanceolate, 5-10 cm long, 1.5-2 cm wide. Adult leaves petiolate, light green, 10-25 cm long, 2-3 cm wide, lanceolate or sickle-shaped . Flowers in axillary umbels. The fruit is a four-walled box.
Spreading
Eucalyptus trees are native to Australia and Tasmania. Grows on the Black Sea coast of the Caucasus, in dry forest areas; cultivated in Western Georgia, in areas Krasnodar Territory and Lankaran region of Azerbaijan. There are many cultivated plantations of eucalyptus shrubs and trees in South America, New Zealand, California and southern China. The plant is found in the Mediterranean countries, in tropical Africa and Asia.
It is frost-resistant, easily transfers long temperature decrease to - 10-12ºС.
Distribution regions on the map of Russia.
Procurement of raw materials
The leaves of the eucalyptus tree (Eucalyptus viminalis folia) are used as medicinal raw materials. The raw material is a mixture of leaves different shapes; the smell is fragrant, the taste is spicy-bitter.
Leaves that have formed in this growing season can be collected no earlier than November, when the content of cineole in the essential oil will be at least 60%. Harvest raw materials in late autumn, winter or in early spring. The leaves are cut with a secateurs or a file, selectively leafy shoots and branches. The raw materials are dried on racks in rooms with good ventilation, scattering up to 10 cm in a layer and stirring occasionally. When drying leaves, the temperature should not exceed 40 ºС.
Chemical composition
Eucalyptus leaves contain: essential oil (up to 3%), consisting of cineole (up to 80%), myrtenol, pinene, aldehydes: isovaleric, caproic, cumic, caprylic; tannins (up to 6%), resins, bitter substance, organic acids, phytoncides, esters. The main active ingredient of the leaves is the essential oil.
Pharmacological properties
Eucalyptus has anti-inflammatory, antiseptic, expectorant, fungicidal action. Preparations from eucalyptus leaves are active against gram-positive and gram-negative microorganisms, Staphylococcus aureus, Escherichia, tuberculosis mycobacteria, dysenteric amoeba, Trichomonas, pathogenic fungi. The plant also has a weak sedative effect on the central nervous system. When taken orally, eucalyptus essential oil is secreted by the lungs and acts as an expectorant.
Infusion, decoction and tincture of eucalyptus are used for rinsing, inhalation, preparation of wet swabs, lotions. Plant oil is a part of many preparations. It is used to treat furunculosis, erosive and ulcerative lesions of the mucous membranes (in particular, with erosions and ulcers of the cervix), for rubbing with myositis, radiculitis, plexitis and other diseases.
When studying the general pharmacological properties of the leaves of the plant, no noticeable effect on the activity of the heart was noted, with the exception of some cardiotonic action, which manifests itself in a decrease in heart rate and a slight increase in their amplitude.
Application in traditional medicine
Eucalyptus rod-shaped leaves have long been known in folk medicine. For medicinal purposes, decoction, infusion and tincture of eucalyptus are used.
In medicine of the last century, plant preparations were used for malaria, scarlet fever, diphtheria and as an antihelminthic.
Traditional medicine most often resorts to water infusion or alcohol tincture eucalyptus. These two dosage forms used in the treatment of acute forms of gastrointestinal diseases, as well as an expectorant in the presence of any inflammatory disease respiratory system. Externally, eucalyptus is used as an antimicrobial and antispasmodic agent.
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Eucalyptus globular- a valuable medicinal plant, its leaves, oil have anti-inflammatory, antiseptic and expectorant effects. Medicinal properties medicinal plant found use in prescription medications traditional medicine, drugs, dietary supplements.
Latin name: Eucalyptus globulus.
English title: Tasmanian blue gum.
Synonyms: Eucalyptus sticky, or Eucalyptus ball, or Eucalyptus blue.
Family: Myrtle - Myrtaceae.
Used parts: leaves.
Botanical description: globular eucalyptus - an evergreen tree up to 40 m high. The bark of the trunk and branches is smooth, gray, gradually cracking and falling off. Leaves on young branches are ovate, older ones are lanceolate, leathery. Blooms in October. Flowers solitary, sessile or arranged in two or three flowers per pedicel. The fruit is a box fused with a calyx. Seeds are very small, brownish-black. Ripens in 1.5-2 years.
Photo of medicinal plant oil Eucalyptus spherical.
Habitat: eucalyptus grows wild in Australia in the states of Victoria, New South Wales and on about. Tasmania. Cultivated in America, Africa, Europe.
Collection and preparation: eucalyptus leaves are harvested in summer and autumn, but leaves harvested in autumn and winter are considered the best in quality, from about November to February.
Active ingredients: Eucalyptus spherical leaves contain up to 3% essential oil, which includes up to 80% cineole, pinene, pinocarvone, sesquiterpene - globulon, myrtenol, terpenes, aldehydes (isovaleric, cumic, caproic, capric) and ketones. In addition, the leaves contain up to 6% tannins, organic acids, bitter and resinous substances, esters, flavonoids, phytoncides, resins, wax.
Eucalyptus - medicinal properties and uses
Eucalyptus globulus oil is a part of Tei Fu anesthetic massage lotion, dietary supplement Zinc lozenges, produced in the USA according to the international GMP quality standard for medicines.
Eucalyptus globulus oil as part of Tei-Fu anesthetic lotion (cream). Preparations from eucalyptus leaves have anti-inflammatory, antiseptic and expectorant effects, can stimulate appetite. They are active against gram-positive, gram-negative microorganisms, have a detrimental effect on fungi and protozoa.
A decoction and infusion of eucalyptus are recommended to stimulate insufficient production of saliva and gastric juice in gastritis with reduced secretion, washing purulent wounds and chronic ulcers in mastitis, abscesses, phlegmon, boils, frostbite and burns. Drugs treat inflammatory diseases of the female genital organs (douching, tampons). In eye practice, a decoction of the plant has found application for the treatment of conjunctivitis and other inflammatory diseases eye.
Infusion, decoction and oil of the plant are used to treat inflammatory diseases of the nasopharynx in the form of inhalations and rinses. Freshly prepared infusion is widely used as an expectorant and anti-inflammatory agent for acute bronchitis, pneumonia and cough.
Eucalyptus oil is used externally as an analgesic and distraction for lumbago, neuralgia and rheumatism, as well as to repel insects - mosquitoes, mosquitoes, ants, etc.
Eucalyptus treatment
Self-treatment is dangerous! Before treatment at home, consult with your doctor.
- Angina(acute tonsillitis). into a bowl hot water drip 10-15 drops of eucalyptus oil, cover with a large towel and breathe in the steam for 5-10 minutes once before going to bed. The course of treatment is 5-6 days.
- acute bronchitis. 2 tbsp annual shoots of the plant pour 200 ml of boiling water, close the lid and heat in a boiling water bath for 15 minutes. Insist 45 min. Strain and top up to original volume. Drink 1 tbsp. in 15 min. before meals.
- Hypertonic disease. 2 tbsp leaves of eucalyptus spherical pour 200 ml of boiled water, close the lid and heat in a boiling water bath for 15 minutes. Insist 45 min. Strain and top up to original volume. Drink 1 tbsp. in 15 min. before meals.
- Flu. 2 tbsp shoots pour 200 ml of boiling water in a thermos, leave for 1 hour, strain and add to the original volume. Drink 1 tbsp. 15 minutes before meals.
- Smoking(rejection of bad habit). 1 tbsp leaves pour 400 ml of boiling water, wrap and leave for 1 hour, strain, add 1 tbsp. honey and 1 tsp. glycerin. Drink 50 ml 5-7 times a day for 3-4 weeks. Reduces nicotine hunger.
- Flatulence. With gases and fetid stools, drink on an empty stomach 400-600 ml of warm, weak eucalyptus tea or an infusion of eucalyptus leaves. Repeat after 3-4 days. Before meals, drink 2 tablets of activated charcoal.
- burns. 50 grams of eucalyptus leaves pour 500 ml of boiled water room temperature heat in a boiling water bath for 30 min. Strain and add 2 tbsp. spring honey. Apply wet compresses to the affected areas.
- Radiculitis, Spondyloarthrosis. Take 50 grams of eucalyptus spherical, pour boiling water over it in an enamel bowl, and when the boiling water has cooled to 30 degrees, apply a mixture of plants to painful places.
- Wounds, fractures, dislocations. 50 g of eucalyptus leaves pour 500 ml of boiled water, heat in a boiling water bath for 15 minutes. Strain and add 2 tbsp. honey. Apply wet compresses to the affected areas.
Contraindications. Inflammation gastrointestinal tract and bile ducts; serious illness liver. Preparations should not be applied to the face, especially the nose.
Eucalyptus
Family - Myrtle - Myrtaceae.
The parts used are the leaves.
The popular name is fever tree, gum tree, wondrous tree.
Pharmacy name - eucalyptus leaves - Eucalypti folium (formerly Folia Eucalypti), eucalyptus oil - Eucalypti aetheroleum (formerly: Oleum Eucalypti).
Botanical description
Eucalyptus is an evergreen shrub or tree up to 90 m high with a straight or twisted trunk (often covered with gum secretions) and mostly greyish-white bark. The crown is the most diverse - pyramidal, ovoid, almost tent-shaped, weeping and a number of other forms. The bark happens different types- fibrous (brown thick layer), folded (scaly bark with folds), scaly (outside scaly, cut by grooves), smooth (gum trees, smooth bark, cortical layer falls off in ribbons or pieces), warty (hard, thick, brittle, with deep furrows), peppermint (cortical layer, similar to the scaly cortical layer, but more fibrous and more furrowed, mostly gray on the outside).
Almost all species are heterophilous and pass through three stages of development - young leaves, intermediate and adults. In some species, the transition from young leaves to adults occurs quite quickly, while in others, young and intermediate leaves can persist for several years. Young leaves are opposite, sessile, ovate, oblong, round, lanceolate or heart-shaped, narrowed towards the top, green, sometimes gray. Intermediate leaves are opposite or alternate, sessile or petiolate, larger. Mature leaves are leathery, twice as thick and four times as long as young ones, alternate, petiolate, ovate, lanceolate, pointed, green, glaucous or glaucous.
Whitish or red - correct, bisexual, sessile or pedunculated, collected either in corymbose or apical inflorescences, or in axillary umbrellas. Before the flower blooms, the perianth becomes woody and tightly closes the bud, and when the flower blooms, it is discarded and the whole flower consists of a large number of bright stamens, which are attached to the edge of the receptacle and are in two or more irregular circles, soldered into four bundles at the base. For the first time the flower blooms in the 4-5th year of life.
The fruit is a woody capsule, smooth or furrowed, ribbed or tuberculate, ripen during the year, but remain on mother plant up to several years. The fruits ripen throughout the year. Seeds - ovoid or round, flattened or angular, sometimes with wings, they are mostly underdeveloped, located one at a time, sometimes several in a nest, their shell is black, smooth or ribbed, more often pale brown. Seeds remain viable for up to 10 years, sometimes up to 40 years, germination - from 2 to 96%.
Homeland - southwestern Australia and Tasmania. They are currently bred in California, southern China, New Zealand and South America. And in the Mediterranean countries, in tropical Asia and Africa, eucalyptus is bred and used to drain swamps, where it received the name "fever tree".
Currently, there are more than 700 species of eucalyptus, and about 30 species of eucalyptus are cultivated in the subtropics of Transcaucasia and Central Asia. Eucalyptus live for 300 and 400 years.
Collection and preparation
For medicinal purposes, the leaves are collected exclusively from cultivated plantations. The essential oil is obtained from the leaves by steam distillation.
Active ingredients
The main one is an essential oil, and bitterness, tannins, flavonoids, resins, rubber and others are only concomitant.
Use in homeopathy
The homeopathic remedy Eukalyptus is used in the treatment of diseases of the respiratory tract, tuberculosis of the kidneys and urinary tract, as well as diseases of the renal pelvis.
Healing action and application
Eucalyptus essential oil is integral part a lot of medicines. Eucalyptus is used mainly for coughs, bronchitis, influenza, lung abscess and laryngitis. Eucalyptus is also an indispensable tool for getting rid of many pathogenic microorganisms (staphylococcus aureus, dysentery bacillus and streptococcus). It stops the spread of Trichomonas, Mycobacterium tuberculosis and is indispensable for suspected fever caused by malaria.
Eucalyptus infusion is a good remedy, relieving redness and relieving itching caused by an insect.
Essential oils with a predominance of geraniol in the composition have a delicate pleasant smell, they are used in perfumery, with a predominance of cineole they have a strong bactericidal effect, are used in medicine, with a predominance of phellandrene (having an unpleasant) are used in technology when enriching metals as solvents for varnishes, paints, adhesives .
Eucalyptus bark is used for leather dressing, as it contains tannins.
Contraindications
Inflammatory diseases of the gastrointestinal tract and biliary tract, severe liver disease.
Name: Eucalyptus rod-shaped.
Other names: Eucalyptus twig
Latin name: Eucaliptus viminalis Labill.
Family: Myrtle (Myrtaceae)
plant type: Evergreen tree.
Trunk (stem): The bark is yellowish-white, exfoliating in long ribbons.
Height: 40-50 meters.
Leaves: Leaves pale green, heteromorphic: young - opposite, sessile or amplexicaul, 5-10 cm long and up to 3 cm wide; intermediate - alternate, petiolate, lanceolate or broadly lanceolate, 8-27 cm long and up to 4-5 cm wide. Adults are alternate, petiolate, lanceolate or narrow-lanceolate, 11-18 cm long and up to 2 cm wide.
Flowers, inflorescences: Flowers small, sessile or on short pedicels, collected 3 in axillary umbels.
flowering time: October.
Fruit: Boxes.
ripening time: Seeds ripen 1.5-2 years after flowering.
collection time: The leaves are harvested in summer or autumn, but the best quality leaves are harvested from November to February.
Features of collection, drying and storage: The collected leaves are dried in the shade or in a well-ventilated area, spreading a thin layer and stirring occasionally. Artificial drying is carried out at temperatures up to 40°C. The yield of dry raw materials is 42-43%. Eucalyptus leaves, as aromatic raw materials, are stored separately from other odorless plants in multilayer bags. Leaves are stored for 3 years.
Spreading: In the Caucasus and Crimea, eucalyptus is grown as an ornamental and essential oil plant.
habitats: Eucalyptus - excellent ornamental plant. It is widely used when laying out parks in the subtropics. Planting this tree heals malarial areas. Eucalyptus phytoncides change biological properties and deform the causative agent of tuberculosis, suppressing its development.
Interesting Facts: The homeland of the plant is Australia, where it is called the diamond of the forests, and the tree of life, and the tree of miracles. Trees grow very quickly and in 3 years can reach 8 meters in height. Eucalyptus buds are tightly closed with lignified caps that fall off when the flower blooms. Therefore, the plant is named eucalyptus, which in Greek means "well covered."
medicinal parts: Medicinal raw materials are leaves.
Useful content: Leaves contain essential oils, tannins, bitters, resins, aldehydes and various alcohols.
Use restrictions: THE USE OF INGALIPTA IS CONTRAINDICATED IN INCREASED SENSITIVITY TO SULFANILAMIDES AND ESSENTIAL OILS. BEFORE USING CHLOROPHILLIPT, YOU SHOULD CHECK THE INDIVIDUAL SENSITIVITY OF THE PATIENT TO THE DRUG. ALLERGIC REACTIONS POSSIBLE.
Healing recipes:
Infusion . 10 grams or 2 tablespoons of leaves per 200 ml of boiling water. Drink a warm infusion of 1/4 cup 3 times a day after meals.
Eucalyptus is truly a legendary plant that has healed entire regions of the planet. First encountered by Europeans in Australia, these living swamp desiccants have spread throughout the world.
Great and mighty
The genus Eucalyptus (Eucalýptus) belongs to the myrtle family. It includes more than 800 species of evergreen or. Most eucalyptus trees come with straight or curved trunks.
Some species reach a hundred meters in height and tens of meters in girth, but nondescript gnarled trees often grow in the mountains, and shrub species are common in desert areas.
bark various types can be smooth, fibrous, scaly, folded. Sheds bark periodically. It is interesting that such a property of eucalyptus gave birth to it vernacular name"shameless". 
The leaves of the plant vary depending on the species: are ovoid, lanceolate, pointed. They are notable for the fact that due to their location (edge to the sun) they practically do not give a shadow.
In addition, the leaves of species native to Australia are clearly oriented: the plane of the leaf is located along the meridian, the tips point to the north and south.
Did you know? Many types of eucalyptus tolerate fires quite easily. Even seemingly completely burnt trees after a while are covered with numerous shoots.
A eucalyptus tree can bloom at different times, it depends on the species. The flowers come in a variety of colors, from white to fiery red. They are collected in inflorescences in the form of umbrellas or panicles.
The fruits may look like a box, a bell or a ball. Their maturation lasts from one to two years in various species. Seeds make up to 17% of the fruit weight. 
Where does it grow?
The homeland of almost all eucalyptus is Australia, where the forests are three-quarters eucalyptus, and outside of it only 15 species out of more than 800 grow in the wild. These species have been found in New Zealand, Tasmania, New Guinea, Indonesia and the Philippines.
Currently, this plant has spread to many countries in Europe, Asia, North and South America. The reason for this popularity is its ability to drain marshland, as well as the rapid growth of the tree. In addition, they are also credited with the ability to disinfect the air.
Eucalyptus is a thermophilic plant that usually grows in the tropics or subtropics. Some species can withstand sub-zero temperatures, and alpine trees are able to tolerate twenty-degree frosts.
They grow on a variety of: clay, sandy, chestnut, peat, etc. They are found both in the lowlands and in the mountains. 
Separately about the height
Eucalyptus trees grow very fast. In the first year, they can grow up to 1.5-2 m, by the age of three they can rise to 10 m, and a ten-year-old tree can stretch the trunk 20 m in height. In the future, upward growth sharply decreases, the tree mainly increases in diameter.
The highest species is the regal eucalyptus (Eucalýptus régnans). It reaches a hundred meters in height, but there are unconfirmed descriptions of specimens up to 155 m high.
Only one such giant is known for certain - in 2008, a tree called "Centurion" was discovered in Tasmania. Its height is 101 m - this is the highest flowering plant on the planet. 
Did you know? At the beginning of the 20th century, royal eucalyptus trees were mainly used for paper production. Now their wood is often used to make furniture, floors, plywood, building frames.
Popular types
In addition to the royal eucalyptus mentioned above, other types of this are also famous. So, eucalyptus iridescent is the only wild species in the northern hemisphere. It grows in New Guinea, Indonesia, the Philippines.
It has an unusual bark - it is initially bright green, but later its sections are painted in other colors: blue, burgundy, purple, orange. Now it's beautiful tree spread in South and North America, China, Malaysia. 
This species is also interesting in that it is cultivated and how. Its branches with silvery rounded leaves are much loved by florists who use them to create various arrangements. 
Also widely known as a decorative home eucalyptus populus, otherwise called poplar. It is distinguished by an original crown, similar to the crown of pyramidal poplars, and beautiful oval bluish-green leaves. Florists are very fond of using it in wedding bouquets. 
Useful and medicinal properties
The Australian Aborigines knew about the medicinal properties of eucalyptus leaves and actively used them as a natural antibiotic.
The leaves of this tree are indeed the most valuable medicinal raw material. They are collected throughout the summer, but the autumn collection is especially valuable. Phytoncides are present in abundance in eucalyptus foliage - these substances help in the fight against pathogenic bacteria.
The essential oil extracted from the foliage contains up to 80% cineole, a substance with antiseptic and expectorant properties. In addition, the oil contains healing bitterness and tannins.
Such a healing blend is very effective in the fight against particularly resistant pathogenic organisms that cause dangerous infectious and gastrointestinal diseases, such as tuberculosis, malarial fever, trichomonas (genital tract infection), gangrene, pleurisy, bronchitis and other dangerous diseases.
Important! Eucalyptus-based preparations are not recommended for use in severe liver and kidney damage. In addition, inhalation with such drugs is contraindicated in patients with whooping cough.
With the help of eucalyptus, such deadly diseases as cholera, typhoid, scarlet fever, and measles were defeated. Also, preparations made on the basis of eucalyptus have analgesic properties. Decoctions and infusions from the leaves are successfully used in the treatment of eye diseases. People have long noticed that the smell of eucalyptus repels mosquitoes, mosquitoes and other blood-sucking gnats. Various ointments infused on the leaves of this plant not only drive them away, but also help with bites and other inflammations.
Eucalyptus essential oils are often used as healing and soothing fragrances. To ensure a calm, sound sleep, just drop a few drops of eucalyptus essential oil on the pillow. This fragrance also relieves people from fatigue, depression and migraines.
Important! For expectant mothers, the use of eucalyptus oil is possible only after consultation with doctors.
On the basis of eucalyptus ointments, not only hygiene products are made - soap, shampoos, sprays - but also aromatic and medicinal products for baths, saunas, and baths. Also, these oils are actively used as perfume raw materials. 
More about usage
Eucalyptus branches are also often used in interior decor and floristry. Each cut branch for a long time, up to three weeks, retains its natural freshness. The surface of these dark green leaves is matte and gives the illusion of something solid.
No wonder the eucalyptus is one of the symbols of protection and abundance. Perhaps that is why florists often use the branches of this plant in the preparation of wedding bouquets.
These evergreen branches look great with, or. In addition, the pleasant smell of this plant gives bouquets a special showiness.
Besides, given plant are also used in . This is possible only in those climatic zones where nature allows this native of the tropics to grow.
The design uses not 100-meter giants that are found in nature, but decorative varieties of the meter population, reaching a height of only 2 m, they fit perfectly into cultivated nature. 
