This miscellany of phytoderivatives is obtained by macerating, in a hydroalcoholic solution, fresh organic plants “in toto” or parts of them particularly rich in active ingredients. The residue of the plant was calcined and the salts thus obtained reintroduced into the solution. The HAWTHORN (Crataegus oxyacantha) contains flavonoids (rutin, quercetin), triterpenes, cyanogenic glycosides, amines (trimethylamine, only in the flower), polyphenols, coumarins, tannins. It has an important thrombophilic, antisclerosing activity. It is an excellent regulator of heart movements, which it slows down. Tones the myocardium, more particularly at the level of the left heart. The flowers are rich in quercetin (active substance). It is a vasodilator at the coronary level. It is also used to treat chest angina and coronary heart problems. The CHICORY (Cichorium intybus), in the leaves and root, contains up to 58% of inulase, a bitter terpene (lettuce), glucosides derived from dioxy-coumarin, flavonoids, caffeic acid, chlorogenic acid, sesquiterpene lactones and mineral salts. Thanks to these principles the plant is a good diuretic, tonic, stomachic and cholagogue, but recent studies, on the other hand, have shown that the tincture of chicory, placed in contact with isolated toad hearts, causes a marked reduction in the amplitude of the cardiac rhythm, i.e. it is capable of exerting a bradycardizing activity comparable to that of quinidine . Da ciò se ne può dedurre la sua azione per combattere la tachicardia. The CARDIAC (Leonorus cardiac) contains glucosides, alkaloids, lionurine, flavonoids and tannins. This plant has been used for a long time for its action on the functioning of the heart. In the seventeenth century, the herbalist Nicholas Culpeper stated that “there was no better plant than the heart to drive away melancholic vapors from the heart, strengthen it and make the spirit gay”. A century later, the Italian herbalist Pierandrea Matteoli considered it “useful for palpitations and tachycardia, spasms and paralysis …). Heart and nervous system remedy, often used in case of palpitations. Cardiac improves the functioning of the heart. Antispasmodic and sedative, it promotes relaxation without causing drowsiness. OLIVE TREE (Olea europaea) has a hypotensive and vasodilatory action, thanks to the principles contained in its leaves (ellenolide and oleuropein) that exert their action especially at the level of the arteries and coronary arteries. This action can be evaluated in cases of supraventricular tachycardia associated with hypertension and makes the olive tree a good hypotensive and coronary protector. The QSE (Alchemical Spagyric Quintessence of Solanimus) BITTER ORANGE, obtained from the flowers is rich in linalool, pinene, geraniol and nerol; all terpene alcohols that impart therapeutic efficacy (sedative and antispasmodic) it is useful in states of nervous excitement, insomnia, headaches, palpitations, heart spasms and is a relaxant for modern life.

 

COMPLEMENTARY REMEDIES: MAGSOL 5 EXTRA,BETAMIX,IPERTENSOL