Barley Grass

Medically reviewed by . Last updated on September 10, 2024

General Information

Description:

Barley grass is a plant that can be safely attributed to the most valuable products, which are of great benefit to a person. Its grains contain the most complete natural vitamin-mineral complex, which is substantially inferior to chemical analogs.

Ingredients:

In barley, there contain:

  • proteins;
  • phosphorus;
  • iron;
  • manganese;
  • zinc;
  • potassium and calcium;
  • chrome;
  • strontium;
  • cobalt;
  • bromine;
  • iodine;
  • magnesium;
  • molybdenum;
  • nickel;
  • silicon;
  • copper;
  • active enzymes;
  • B vitamins;
  • vitamin A, PP, E and D.

Indications:

Barley Grass is applied in treatment of:

  • dysbiosis and constipation;
  • diabetes;
  • respiratory organs: tuberculosis, pneumonia, pharyngitis, angina, bronchitis;
  • diseases of gastrointestinal tract: ulcers, colitis, gastroduodenitis, cholecystitis;
  • inflammatory diseases of bile duct and liver, as well as with cirrhosis;
  • urinary bladder and kidney diseases;
  • skin diseases: herpes, fungus, furunculosis, acne, urticaria, diathesis, seborrhea, psoriasis, eczema;
  • diseases of blood vessels and heart: tachycardia, arrhythmia, atherosclerosis, hypertension, varicose veins.

Additional and Alternative Barley Grass Application:

  • Barley Grass cleans body from cholesterol, toxins, and also has a general strengthening and immunostimulating effect.
  • Barley Grass is recommended to use in nursing to improve breastfeeding and to strengthen cartilage and bone tissue.
  • Barley Grass broth can be used as an antipyretic, to reduce acidity of stomach and get rid of dry cough.
  • Barley Grass is useful to preserve youth. It slows down aging, prevents appearance of premature wrinkles, keeps skin supple and elastic.

Contraindications to Use of Barley Grass:

Barley Grass is allowed for absolutely every person, the only exception is people who have signs of glycine enteropathy. Sprouted barley grass in some cases causes increased gas formation, and therefore its use in food is not recommended for people suffering from flatulence, and also contraindicated in diseases of gastrointestinal tract in acute stage. In addition, one should not eat the sprouted grains of Barley Grass at night. During treatment with Barley Grass decoctions, you should refrain from eating eggwhite. Barley Grass water should not be consumed with honey or vinegar.


About

Holly McCain, PharmD is a long-term care pharmacist licensed in multiple states, specializing in skilled nursing, assisted living, ICF/IDD, and medical-at-home services. She has over six years of pharmacy management experience, leading regulatory inspections, supervising multidisciplinary teams, and overseeing sterile IV compounding and pharmacy automation. Her expertise spans Medicare and Medicaid compliance, medication safety, and operational alignment in senior care settings. Holly is an active member of ASCP, AMCP, ASHP, and the Senior Care Pharmacy Coalition.

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