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The fruit that is a true symbol of autumn is the wild chestnut. In folk medicine it is also called horse chestnut. The healer Petar Dimkov, who obviously knew well the possibilities of this natural gift, often talks about the benefits that chestnut brings. He defines the horse chestnut as a natural miracle that gathered the sun, energy and life force, and it is from it that we can get them in abundance.
It's considered that wild chestnuts keep from bad energy and this is not a naive belief. The rational explanation is that the fruit of the tree is a real filter for electric smog, recharges the body and increases tone. If carried in a pocket, this small fruit provides about 30-40 percent protection from mobile device radiation. Emotional imbalance, migraine, nervousness will subside if we rely on the strength of the horse chestnut.
Healer Dimkov always carried wild chestnuts in his pocket as an energy protection against the sick negative energy brought in by his patients. His belief that even if held in the hand or carried in the pocket, shiny balls will have a beneficial effect on joints, bones, tendons and the nervous system, comes from his knowledge of folk medicine, where chestnut plays a role in many remedies for arthritis.
The fruit has another invaluable quality, it can fall asleep. That's why people have put a few chestnuts under their pillows for sleep problems.
The action of horse chestnut in various herbal recipes is well known. The folk healer Dimkov identifies as the most healing those fruits that are harvested in September and October. During these months, tannins, fats and vitamins in them are in the largest amount. This is especially true for vitamins B, C and K.
Chestnut is used to make ointments for difficult-to-heal wounds as a result of poor blood supply. They strengthen the walls of blood vessels and are therefore present as an ingredient in medicines for varicose veins. Their anti-inflammatory and analgesic properties are indisputably proven in practice.
Using the experience of the ancestors, the healer Dimkov recommended to his patients to put horse chestnuts all over the bed of the patient in order to purify his spirit from the bad energies.
Medicinal recipes with the participation of horse chestnut include complaints of bone and muscle pain, ulcers, pain in the liver, bones, back and lower back, and heart disorders. The field of action of this fruit is really very wide.
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