Flower Natural Remedies for Arrhythmia

These flower remedies contains sedative and relaxation properties hence they are beneficial for heart arrhythmia conditions

Calendula

Calendula is effective in stabilizing heartbeat and enhancing coronary blood flow.

1. Add 2 tablespoons of Calendula flowers to 1/2 liter of boiled water

2. Let it steep for about 1 hour.

3. Drink 100 grams of calendula tea 3 times daily or 1/2 hours before meal

Centaury

The centaury flowers are effective in providing relief from sudden episodes of increase in heartbeat.

1. Place 2 tablespoons of centaury flowers into a glass of boiled water.

2. Let it stand for about 1 hour

3. Consume 3 times daily or 15 minutes before a meal.

Common broom

The common broom herb is often utilized as an ingredient in pharmaceutical preparations.  The common broom's leaves and stems are extracted for its active ingredient which is sparteine and then added to various drugs that are meant for the purpose of regulating cardiac functions.

1. To prepare a common broom infusion, use only the buds of the common broom.  The amount of buds used should not be more than a pinch per day.

2. Add the pinch of common broom flower buds to 1/2 quart of boiling water.

3. Let it infused for about 15 minutes.

Caution: Stop taking the infusion immediately if you experienced side effects such as dizziness, vomiting or a slowing down of the pulse.  Usually these symptoms will only develop if the recommended dosage is exceeded.

Hawthorn

The hawthorn flower is effective in regulating heart functions, acting as a stimulant and having a beneficial calming effect on the organism as a whole, affecting both the nervous system and the heart.  Hence just for that reason alone, hawthorn is highly recommended for cardiac arrhythmia conditions.

1. To prepare a hawthorn infusion, add 1/3 oz of hawthorn flower tops to 1 liter of boiling water.

2. Let is steep for about 15 minutes.

Note:  When taken in very large doses, the hawthorn herb can be toxic however as far as infusions are concerned, there is actually no danger.

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