Phytotherapy

Phytotherapy
Phytotherapy, which we can translate into “Herbal Therapy” in our language, is as ancient as human history. Because its existence is linked to the existence of one-on-one people. Likewise, diseases emerged with one’s adventure on earth, and people rushed to nature first to find a cure for these diseases.

Basic Information About Medicinal Plants
Various parts of a plant contain various active substances that are not similar. In the field of treatment with medicinal plants, these sections are defined as herbal drogs. The most commonly used part is the leaves containing glucosites and alkaloites. Saps that can also be described as a means of carrying between roots and leaves are not usually used, but this rule may vary in some plants. Example Cherry Fruit stem That is, the stems of some plants may also contain a active substance. Likewise, the shells of some trees are rich in active matter. Sample willow tree bark Shoots underground, which act as a warehouse, are defined by rootstem, lump, root or onion names according to their form. The roots send the water they absorb from the soil and the mineral salts to the leaves. They usually store sugar, sometimes vitamins and alkaloitis. Flowers and fruit have taken on the task of ensuring the continuation of the plant’s extinction. They have an important place in the field of treatment with medicinal plants, usually due to the active substances they contain. The flower that is not collected forms fruit. Plant seed is a warehouse containing the essence of the active substances required during the development phase of the plant. Stunted plants without flowers produce yellowish powders similar to flower powder (pollen).

 


Bitkilerin İçerdiği Active Substance
Plants convert ore from soil into compounds in their metabolism, which the human body can assimilate: for example, basic nutrients, carbohydrates, proteins, fats, vitamins and minerals. Other valuable compounds in plant metabolism are the active substances used for therapeutic purposes: for example, essential oils with ether (essentials), alkaloitis, tanens and bitter substances. They have a positive effect on certain tissues, organs and functions in our organism by increasing their defence power, supporting the functions of organs, or accelerating healing. Some of these substances also take on important tasks in order to maintain the presence of the plant that constitutes them. Plants also contain a number of stabilizers and router secondary substances, which include accelerating or slowing properties to assimilate the main active substances they contain by the human body. The extent to which such secondary active substances can affect the healing properties of a plant, however, can be understood when the main active ingredient of the plant isisolated. This means that significant differences can be seen in the way the main factor used by separating from router and stabilizer materials is influenced by the substance. Sometimes it becomes ineffective or its effect increases and side effects that are never known in the plant can occur. There are many main active substances and secondary substances in plants that balance, strengthen, guide each other and can reduce the power of certain harmful substances within them. Therefore, the specific effect of a plant is a general effect of the composition of all the substances it contains. The effectiveness of the preparations obtained by separating only 1-2 main active substances of the plant may not be sufficient, such as the healing activities of herbal teas. In addition, active substances containing the healing effect are not found equally in all organs of the plant. Concentration can sometimes be found in the root and crust, sometimes in all or in the leaves, flowers, seeds or fruits of the plant. In a statement, the content of the active substance of plants may also vary depending on the area where that plant is located and the characteristics of the soil that feeds it. Other factors are seasons, weather conditions and the state of the sun. The effect of these factors varies depending on the type and organs of the plant. Treatment with plants is an increasingly popular science, unlike those that do not lose fashion today. The emergence of a number of side effects of synthetic drugs prepared by experts, especially if natural prescriptions of the distant past are still a cure for many diseases, are one of the main reasons why interest in this science continues to increase.