Veselka ordinary mushroom: medicinal properties, recipes

Anyone who finds a mushroom on a long thick stem with a non-standard hat in the forest can be considered a real lucky one. Its miraculous medicinal properties are known firsthand. To extract all the useful substances from the mushroom, you need to know how to use it correctly.

Veselka ordinary - a rare miracle

Veselka is a rather unusual hat mushroom with the highest growth rate compared to other species. On average, in a mature state, its length can reach from 10 to 30 centimeters. At the initial stage of growth, the fungus is an ovoid spore that develops from the ground. When the egg reaches a diameter of 3-6 cm, a cap with a stem shoots out of it. The lifespan of the veselka is 2-4 days.

The common mushroom, the photo of which is presented above, has the Latin name Phallus impudicus, or immodest Phallus. Other common names: "stinky morel", "gouty morel", "witch's egg", "straight", "devil's egg", "upstart".

Veselka has long been considered a mushroom of sorcerers, witches and healers. With the help of it, incurable diseases were defeated, open wounds were healed and love spells were made. The power of the common oar has not dried up to this day.

Where does it grow?

Veselka grows on the fertile soils of Europe, Siberia, the Caucasus and the Far East. You can meet the mushroom in both deciduous and coniferous forests. The collection time of the common veselka falls on June-October. According to folk legend, you need to look for it, like a fern plant, on the night of Ivan Kupala. Mushroom pickers are more likely to find veselka in the first half of July.

A characteristic feature of the fungus is that it does not grow in the same place. This is the main difficulty in its detection.

How to distinguish a mushroom?

At the beginning of growth, the fungus is not so easy to detect. Veselka ordinary, the photo of which is presented below, at different stages of development looks different.

Outwardly, a young mushroom resembles an ordinary raincoat or an oval-shaped egg. As the fungus grows, the thin white shell breaks, and under it you can see a jelly-like mass of yellow or olive color with a small disc-shaped hole at the very top. This is the hat of the future mushroom. After that, the leg grows very quickly, up to 5 millimeters per minute.

An adult mushroom can be found much faster. As the leg grows, the common vessel begins to emit a specific smell of carrion, which is heard 2-3 meters before the destination. A mature mushroom is often covered in flies and other insects, which are attracted to the smell emanating from it. Thanks to insects, the spores of the fungus are transferred, which ensures its reproduction.

Veselka ordinary can be easily confused with another mushroom - Phallus hadriani, which is inedible. Unlike the first, it grows on sandy soil. The egg of such a fungus at the initial stage is more elongated, and the cap is larger in comparison with the ordinary oar.

The composition and medicinal properties of Veselka

Important amino acids, biologically active compounds, micro and macro elements are part of the fungus. They determine the medicinal properties of the common veselka.

Thanks to such a rich composition, Phallus immodest is used as an effective wound healing, anticancer and antitumor agent, as well as for the treatment of diseases of the genitourinary, digestive and other body systems.

Veselka ordinary: methods of application

Suitable for use is only that veselka, which is collected at the initial (in the form of an egg) or growing stage. An overripe mushroom, often covered in flies, is not recommended for use as food or for making tinctures. At this stage, it is already considered poisonous.

In what form should the "upstart" be taken in order to achieve a positive result from the treatment?

Veselka has long been used for the preparation of tinctures, decoctions, masks and ointments. The healing properties of the mushroom are used not only in folk recipes, but also in traditional medicine. Preparations prepared on the basis of Veselka vulgaris (balms, creams, suppositories, capsules) have proven their effectiveness in the treatment of even hopeless patients.

You can eat the mushroom raw, adding it to salads. At the initial stage of its development, the fungus resembles radish in taste and has a corresponding smell.

Contraindications for use

The miracle mushroom Veselka not only effectively cures many diseases, but also has practically no contraindications for use. It is recommended to limit its use:

• pregnant and lactating women;
• children under the age of six;
• people with individual intolerance to the substances that make up the fungus.

All other persons can use the ordinary veselka for its intended purpose.

Side effects

Useful Veselka mushroom does not cause side effects from the body. But in some exceptional cases, with prolonged use, there are malfunctions in the digestive system. If symptoms such as dizziness, nausea, loss of appetite, diarrhea or bloating are found, the use of the mushroom should be stopped immediately until the above symptoms disappear completely. Treatment should be continued only after consultation with a specialist.

What does Veselka vulgaris treat?

Veselka-based tinctures and ointments truly work wonders. The results of treatment surprise even the most ardent opponents of traditional medicine. It is known that leading European scientists are seriously interested in the healing properties that the common veselka has. Its use as a drug for the destruction of cancer cells will soon become possible, as clinical trials in this area are already being successfully carried out.

With the help of the fun you can cure:

• malignant and benign tumors;
• influenza virus;
• herpes;
• hepatitis;
• hypertension;
• joint diseases;
• sexual dysfunction in men;
• kidney disease;
• burns;
• bites;
• bedsores;
• stomach ulcer;
• festering wounds.

All these diseases can be cured on their own, using the recipes of alternative medicine that have been tested for centuries.

Wound healing tincture recipe

Veselka has long been proven effective in the treatment of non-healing severe wounds, fistulas and burns. Tincture for external use can be prepared independently at home. To do this, you need to take 100 grams of fresh or 10 grams of dry ordinary veselka, place it in a glass jar and pour it all into 200 ml of vodka. After that, the container should be sent to the refrigerator for at least 14 days. An important condition: before preparing the tincture, the mushrooms must not be wetted. They are thoroughly cleaned and wiped with a dry towel.

It is necessary to wipe wounds, burns, bedsores and other skin diseases with this tincture 2-3 times a day until complete recovery. It should be noted that the unpleasant smell of the fungus in the vodka solution disappears.

For fresh wounds and bites, use a tincture based on honey and veselka juice. In this case, the fungus acts as an antiseptic. To prepare the medicine, the ingredients are mixed in equal proportions. After that, the mass is briefly applied as a lotion to the sore spot to relieve inflammation.

Folk remedy for cancer

Veselka is a good antitumor agent.

In malignant tumors, a tincture prepared on the basis of the fungus is used as an adjuvant in the treatment of oncological diseases. Veselka ordinary helps to increase the activity of cytotoxic lymphocytes, which are fighting dangerous cancer cells. When using tincture, the likelihood of side effects after radiation exposure and chemotherapy is reduced.

Veselka ordinary, the tincture of which is taken simultaneously with the main drugs, is especially effective in the treatment of benign tumors. Thanks to individual polysaccharides, which are part of the fungus, the production of perforin increases, which destroys the membranes of tumor cells, after which they simply disappear.

The use of veselka ordinary in cosmetology

The biologically active substances that make up the fungus stop skin aging, promote its rejuvenation, so masks and tincture from it are widely used in cosmetology when performing various procedures.

To prepare the mask, a finely chopped "egg" of the veselka is mixed with 1-2 tablespoons of sour cream. A thick mass is applied to the skin of the face for 30 minutes. After that, the mask is removed with a cotton swab. The skin becomes soft and silky, small wrinkles are smoothed out, and large ones become less noticeable. To enhance the effect, after a few days, you can re-apply a mask based on the common veselka mushroom. Beauty recipes can be improved by adding the juice of various vegetables and fruits to the bulk. The beneficial properties of the mushroom will become even stronger from this.

Veselka is only called ordinary. In fact, its medicinal properties are difficult to overestimate. This is a real natural healer, relieving many serious ailments. Those who have at least once tested the effect of veselka on themselves turn into an avid mushroom picker, going into the forest every season in search of a wonderful “upstart”.