Recipes for inducing menstruation with parsley seeds, how much you need to eat to speed it up

Parsley seeds have long been used by folk healers to induce menstruation. They helped women with irregular menstrual cycles.

Parsley grows in every garden. Farmers supply the spice to stores and markets. It's used as a spicy, aromatic addition to dishes. But this inconspicuous herb contains a whole host of beneficial substances.

Parsley's main value for women is the presence of a plant hormone similar to estrogen. It is this substance that stimulates the onset of menstruation when the cycle is irregular.

How does parsley affect menstruation?

Women have hormones: progesterone and estrogen. Their levels fluctuate. Menstruation begins when estrogen levels in the body are at their highest. Progesterone levels drop to their lowest. A normal period is considered to be when menstruation occurs without a delay.

But this isn't always the case. Stress and overexertion (mental and physical) lead to delays. Parsley helps solve this problem.

How does the plant affect the female body:

• Regular intake of the decoction for a week accumulates an estrogen analogue;
• Vitamin C suppresses progesterone synthesis;
• Vitamins of group A normalize the production of enzymes involved in the synthesis of hormones;
• Vitamin K strengthens blood vessel walls and improves blood clotting;
• Sodium, potassium, zinc, magnesium, calcium stimulate the separation of the endometrium and contraction of the uterus.

The body perceives the consumption of this herb as a signal to speed things up. Taking parsley seeds replenishes iron lost during menstruation. The vitamin and mineral complex strengthens the immune system and increases the nervous system's resistance to irritants.

Parsley seeds contain essential oils. These substances normalize metabolism and accelerate the growth of the endometrium. When it reaches its maximum thickness, it begins to peel off. This marks the beginning of menstruation.

Women are interested in how many seeds they need to consume to achieve the desired result. This depends on the individual characteristics of a woman's body. The remedy does not work instantly. It should be started 7-10 days before the expected date.

Active substances have a cumulative principle of action: first, their concentration in the body must become optimal, then the mechanism will start. To get a more accurate answer to this question, you should visit a gynecologist and undergo an examination before starting treatment.

Is it safe to induce periods?

There are no absolutely safe remedies (including folk remedies). For parsley seeds to be beneficial, it's important to understand the causes of your missed period. A missed period can be caused by:

• previous illness and complications that have arisen;
• constant overexertion and stress;
• hormonal imbalance;
• an incorrect diet that led to sudden weight loss;
• diseases associated with metabolic disorders;
• pregnancy.

In all cases, a preliminary examination and consultation with a doctor is required. Uncontrolled use of parsley seeds or self-prescription will worsen the situation. Long-term treatment will be required.

However, the ban does not apply to the use of parsley as a green herb. The spice can still be eaten (in reasonable quantities).

How to prepare a green helper for menstruation

All parts of parsley—the root, the aerial parts, and the seeds—are used to stimulate menstruation. However, the seeds contain the highest amount of essential oils, making them more effective in treatments. Simple folk remedies can help speed up the onset of menstruation.

Recipe 1

This is a simple way to prepare a decoction. It uses fully ripened seeds of the plant.

You will need:

• 4 heaped teaspoons of raw materials;
• 1 liter of water.

How to cook:

• pour boiling water over the raw materials;
• put in a water bath;
• heat under a closed lid for 10 minutes;
• cool and strain.

To obtain a rich decoction, you can first grind the seeds in a coffee grinder or crush them in a mortar.

Take one tablespoon 5-6 times daily. Store in the refrigerator for no more than 1 day.

Recipe 2

Parsley seed infusion doesn't take long to prepare. What you'll need:

• 4 heaped tablespoons of dry seeds;
• 1.5 liters of water.

How to cook:

• crush the seeds in a mortar until fine particles are obtained;
• fill with water at a temperature of 80 degrees Celsius;
• wrap up, cool down;
• strain, squeeze out the sediment.

Take half a glass 3-4 times daily after meals. The course is 2 days.

Recipe 3

For treatment, purchase parsley seed oil from a pharmacy. Add a drop to a glass of water and drink every eight hours, regardless of meals. The course of treatment is one week.

Recipe 4

The alcohol tincture is not recommended for all women. However, its effectiveness has been confirmed by those who have used it. You will need:

• 1 cup dried parsley seeds;
• 0.5 liters of good vodka.

How to cook:

• grind the raw materials in a coffee grinder;
• pour into a glass jar with a ground-in lid;
• pour in vodka;
• put in a cool, dark place;
• shake the mixture every 7 days;
• after 21 days the infusion is ready;
• strain, squeeze out the sediment.

Place 1-2 drops in a tablespoon of water and drink. Store in the refrigerator for up to six months. Take for one week, three times a day.

These medications help women with painful, light periods. Sometimes, this treatment is indicated for heavy bleeding. But the treatment regimen and course of administration should be determined by a gynecologist.

Contraindications

No studies have been conducted on the effectiveness of the aromatic plant's seeds: parsley is not listed as a medicinal plant. Its benefits have been confirmed by women who have used products to speed up their periods.

Before starting treatment, you should familiarize yourself with the contraindications:

1. Pregnant women are prohibited from taking parsley seed preparations. The plant may cause miscarriage.
2. Nursing mothers should refrain from taking these medications. Greens can negatively affect the baby's nervous system.

It's important to remember: parsley will induce your period, but it won't cure the underlying cause. Therefore, you should consult a gynecologist and (if necessary) undergo the prescribed treatment.