How to cook barley broth?
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Barley broth is an excellent folk remedy for the treatment of many diseases. It is effective in reducing visual acuity, in diseases of the kidneys and urolithiasis, and helps gently and quickly. The broth has an anti-inflammatory and expectorant effect in case of throat swelling, runny nose; helps to restore the gallbladder and liver; reduces pain in rheumatism and arthritis; has a beneficial effect on diabetes and treats hemorrhoids; cleanses the blood, reduces nausea, relieves headaches, acts as a mild and mild laxative, inhibits the development of tumors.
To prepare the broth for 1 glass of pearl barley, take 10 glasses of water. The pearl barley is pre-washed well, and then kept in water for 12 hours, after which it is boiled in the same water over low heat until the cereal becomes soft. The resulting opaque broth is filtered, mixed with lemon or orange juice, and drunk like water.
Another recipe for making a decoction is faster. Barley is lightly fried to kill germs. Then pour 1 glass of cereal with 4 glasses of water and insist for 12 hours in the cold. Then they drink as thirst arises.
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