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In the list of useful products that have been used in folk medicine since ancient times, goose fat is not in last place. Geese not only saved Rome, but also helped to escape from frost, take care of the skin and treat many diseases. And all thanks to the composition with a rich content of components with medicinal properties.

Composition and beneficial properties

Unsaturated (unsaturated) fatty acids (up to 70% of the composition)	give fat meltability; restore the lipid barrier and normal water balance of the skin; improve the permeability of the lipid layer, which allows better penetration of the active components of cosmetics and traditional medicine; help restore and heal the skin.
Selenium	participates in the regulation of the metabolism of proteins, carbohydrates and fats, in metabolism, interacts with enzymes and vitamins, is part of the proteins of the myocardium and muscle tissue, improves the absorption of iodine by the body.
Cholesterol	the basis of cell membranes, the building material on which (like a frame) all components are supported, participates in the formation of vitamin D, sex hormones, and regulation of cell permeability.
Vitamin E	antioxidant; immunomodulator; protects cell membranes from oxidative damage; promotes participation in selenium metabolism; helps cells cope with less oxygen; controls the synthesis of coenzyme, collagen, mucous membrane proteins.

Thanks to this composition the product:

• well absorbed;
• strengthens the immune system;
• warms up the body;
• helps other components of mixtures penetrate the skin more easily;
• regenerates cells.

Preparing goose lard

It is common to talk about using goose fat, but in its pure form this substance is inconvenient for therapeutic use and is only suitable for frying in cooking. In medicine and cosmetology, goose lard is needed - melted fat, melting at the temperature of the human body (and therefore easily digestible), which has a viscous consistency reminiscent of butter and combines well with other ingredients. This product retains its properties when stored in cold conditions for up to 3 years.

Recipe for making goose lard: collect subcutaneous and internal fat from the goose, cut into small pieces, put in a saucepan or small kettle and melt over low heat, without bringing to a boil (the process takes 20-30 minutes), or in a water bath. Strain through cheesecloth or a fine sieve, pour into a glass jar of appropriate volume, cool to room temperature, cover with parchment, tie and put in the refrigerator.

You can easily prepare lard for medicinal and cosmetic needs yourself.

Use in folk medicine

For respiratory diseases

• Cough with bronchitis. Mix equal volumes of grated onion and goose lard. In the morning on an empty stomach, eat a tablespoon of the mixture, and at night rub your chest with it, wrap yourself warmly and drink a glass of hot milk with honey.
• Dyspnea. Mix honey, lard and vodka in a ratio of 1:1:1. Leave in a warm place for two weeks. Take a tablespoon half an hour before meals.
• Tuberculosis. 230 g honey, 200 g lard, 15 tbsp. spoons of aloe juice, 150 g of cocoa powder, 1.5 teaspoons of crushed chalk and 3 cups of peeled pine nuts, minced, with constant stirring, warm well in a water bath without boiling. Store in a glass jar in the refrigerator. Take four times a day, stirring a tablespoon of the mixture in a glass of hot milk. Beneficial changes in health occur within a week.
• Inflammation of the lungs with severe course or old. Mix 50 g of chopped garlic and 250 g of lard and place in a water bath for a few minutes. Spread the mixture thickly on parchment paper, apply to the chest, avoiding the heart area, cover with compress paper, secure and leave overnight.

To solve skin problems

• If you have to stay outside for a long time during frost and strong winds (tourists, hunters, athletes), goose lard will perfectly protect the skin from the harmful effects of cold. Lubricate exposed areas before going outside.
• Frostbite. Make several vigorous movements to accelerate the blood flow (for example, lower your arms along your body and vigorously raise/lower your shoulders several times), then fill a basin with lukewarm water and lower your limbs into it (frostbite, as a rule, begins with them). When sensitivity begins to appear, the water temperature can be gradually increased. As soon as the painful sensations pass, wipe the frostbitten area dry and massage it with gentle stroking movements, applying goose lard. Apply a dry bandage on top and cover with a woolen scarf or put something warm on top.
• Burns. Lard is used at the healing stage: the skin is generously lubricated with the product twice a day, and a dry bandage is applied. For accelerated regeneration, add a tablespoon of sea buckthorn oil per 100 g of fat.
• Psoriasis. Mix crushed soapwort root with lard in a ratio of 1:3. Lubricate the affected areas.
• Eczema and bedsores. Mix fir oil and goose lard in a ratio of 1:2. Apply generously to problem areas 2-3 times a day and bandage for several hours. The course of treatment is up to 20 days.

For joint and muscle pain

• Old rheumatism. In a heated bath, rub yourself with lard (except for your head), put on cotton socks with heated sea salt poured into them, and then lower your feet into a basin with steamed hay. Lard will increase the warming of the body. Tolerate the heat as much as possible, wash yourself, rinse with warm water, drink a couple of glasses of herbal tea with the addition of dried raspberries and go to bed. A sour sweat will begin to appear. If the bed becomes damp, change the linen. Rheumatism will subside after several procedures.
• Osteoarthritis. To 30 ml of crushed aloe, add 100 g of vodka and dark honey and a tablespoon of turpentine and fir oil. Soak for three days in a dark place. Rub into sore areas morning and evening for a week.
• Pain in muscles and joints. Mix 50 g of lard, a tablespoon of honey and alcohol tincture of marsh cinquefoil, 3 drops of vitamin E, a teaspoon of alcohol tincture of red pepper, put in a glass jar, store in the refrigerator. If necessary, rub into the disturbing area with light massage movements. The composition helps remove salts, improves lymph and blood flow, relieves pain when reacting to changing weather, rutin contained in red pepper helps strengthen capillaries.

For gynecological ailments

• Cervical erosion. Add a tablespoon of dried calendula flowers to 100 g of lard and heat in a water bath for half an hour, without bringing to a boil, and then strain. Use to soak gauze tampons, which are used for 10 days at night, inserted into the vagina. The course is carried out three times with a break of 10 days.
• Infertility therapy. To 2 parts of crushed aloe leaves, add 1 part of goose lard, sea buckthorn oil and honey, mix well with a wooden spoon, leave in a cool place without access to light for a week. Take 3 times a day, stirring a tablespoon of the mixture in a glass of warm milk.

To get rid of hemorrhoids

• Add three quarters of a tablespoon of dried calendula flowers to 75 g of lard and heat in a water bath for 25-30 minutes, without bringing to a boil. Strain. Use to soak gauze pads inserted overnight. Course – 10 days.
• Mix goose lard (150 g) with 10 g of powdered dried sage and chamomile flowers. Several times a day and always at night, lubricate hemorrhoids. Conduct several seven-day courses with weekly breaks.

For other purposes

• Strengthening the immune system, restoring strength after surgery. Mix equal parts goose lard, fresh butter, aloe juice, honey and dried rose hips, crushed into powder. Heat, stirring well, transfer to a glass jar, cool to room temperature, store in a cool place. Use half an hour before meals 3 times a day, dissolving a tablespoon of the mixture in a glass of hot milk.

Treatment of childhood diseases with goose fat

In children's therapy, goose lard is mainly used for bronchopulmonary diseases, but there are some nuances: alcohol-containing components should be excluded from formulations for internal use, and products with a strong taste and smell should be replaced with more gentle ones, since babies do not want to eat either onions or garlic.

• Colds with cough and poor immunity. Pour some water into a saucepan, bring to a boil, place a colander with lemon on top, cover with a lid so that as little steam escapes as possible. Steam the lemon for about 10 minutes, squeeze out the juice, add 3 tablespoons of water from the saucepan and 2 tablespoons of lard, mix well. Give a tablespoon before meals. Use until completely cured.
• Coughing. Before going to bed, rub the baby's neck, back and chest with goose lard and wrap it with a down scarf (optionally, a woolen scarf). The method is suitable even for very young children. For children over 3 years old, per 100 g of lard, you can add 1 ml of mint oil and 1 teaspoon of eucalyptus oil.

Use for cosmetic purposes

For hair

• To improve the condition of dry and split ends, you need to heat 1-2 tablespoons of lard in a water bath until liquid, rub into the scalp, distribute over the strands with a wooden comb, and wrap warmly for 20-30 minutes. Then wash your hair with shampoo and rinse with chamomile infusion.

For face and body

• The skin on your hands will be soft and moisturized, and small cracks on it will heal if you regularly lubricate your hands with goose lard.
• Dry skin on the face is also moisturized by using lard at night. Apply for a quarter of an hour, blot off excess with a napkin. During sleep, intensive nutrition and healing will occur, cell regeneration will occur, and the number of wrinkles will decrease over time.
• Lard used as a lip balm will nourish, moisturize, and protect them from cracking and dryness. Use at home as needed.

Goose fat can be used not only for medicinal but also for cosmetic purposes.

Precautionary measures

Industrial production of goose lard is not yet at its best. This is done either by individual farms or public pharmacies, packaging it in bottles or jars and selling it through nearby retail outlets, pharmacies, and online stores. If you cannot find the product on the counter, it is best to go to the market, and buy there not lard, the origin of which is unknown (as well as what is added as a preservative), but goose fat. You can melt it yourself. It's easy to do, and the results are guaranteed.

You can purchase the product from sellers who sell goose carcasses. Its color should be yellowish. You should choose fat without foreign odors that appear during improper storage and transportation.

When the lard is prepared, but not all is used, the leftovers should be stored in the freezer in a plastic bag, the product for immediate needs in a jar in the refrigerator, and the product prepared for future use in a plastic container in the freezer.

Contraindications

Goose fat has no contraindications or side effects; there are only a few warnings:

• The unsaturated fatty acids included in the composition are easily oxidized in the sun and can become toxic, so it is not recommended to smear with products with goose lard before going outside on a hot day, and use it in the evening or during the day only on parts of the body protected from the sun.
• The product is very high in calories, so people who are overweight or prone to obesity should use it carefully, especially when mixed with aloe (the product increases appetite).
• Before starting use, it is advisable to get tested and if you have high cholesterol, consult a doctor first.

Goose fat is an easily digestible product, the properties of which allow it to be used in folk medicine and cosmetology. Most of all, healing qualities are manifested in the treatment of respiratory diseases and joint problems. It is also effective in protecting the skin from frost and wind. You can buy the product at the market, but you can prepare lard at home.

Today, people are increasingly beginning to think about the real benefits of natural products, their natural, unmodified origin and beneficial effects on the body. The use of natural cosmetics, dietary supplements and other useful ingredients, which were simply forgotten in Russia for many years, is becoming fashionable. For example, goose fat - for many years it was used, perhaps, only in villages. Now, medications and cosmetics based on it are again gaining popularity and cost a lot of money.

Goose fat - medicinal properties

It should be noted that there are quite a lot of animal fats, each of which has its own beneficial properties and advantages. However, goose fat has incredible healing properties and is unique in composition.

Goose fat is a combination of a huge amount of saturated and polyunsaturated fatty acids - these are the components that are lacking in human nutrition.

Women whose lives are spent in constant pursuit of weight loss, who refuse meat products, vegetable oil and other fats, especially need fats of animal origin.

It must be remembered that a lack of fatty acids in the body, especially omega-3, can cause metabolic disorders, dry and aging skin, brittle nails and hair loss, as well as problems with digestion and nervous exhaustion.

Goose fat contains most of the fatty acids that a woman’s body needs. This:

• omega-3,
• oleic,
• palmitinooleic,
• linoleic,
• linolenic,
• stearic,
• myristic and others.
• Goose fat also contains a large number of minerals, including:
• magnesium,
• sodium,
• selenium,
• zinc,
• copper;
• vitamins: B1, B2, B3, B5, B6, B12, E, PP, etc.

How to get goose fat

This product is absolutely natural and of natural origin. It is obtained by melting and melting raw fat from the subcutaneous layers and connective tissues of poultry.

It is known that goose fat has been used since ancient times to treat all sorts of diseases, ranging from pneumonia to psoriasis or gynecological problems.

Use in folk medicine

Most often, goose fat is used to treat:

• colds;
• pneumonia;
• tuberculosis;
• skin diseases: psoriasis, eczema, dry skin and so on;
• wounds and burns;
• thrombophlebitis;
• gynecological diseases - cervical erosion and others;
• haemorrhoids.

Goose fat is also used in cosmetology - to protect and nourish the skin, to stimulate hair growth and prevent baldness.

Composition of goose fat

Animal fats contain many substances that are beneficial and necessary for the human body, and goose fat is no exception. It is based on polyunsaturated fatty acids, which ensure the normal functioning of all metabolic processes, help strengthen the immune system, and accelerate tissue regeneration. The main components of goose fat are triglycerides of oleic and linoleic acids.

This fat is obtained by so-called wet rendering. Its consistency is solid, but in a molten state it resembles olive oil, which makes it easy to mix it with other components and use it for both internal and external use, including in cosmetology.

The practice of using goose fat came to us from the distant past, but the new is, as a rule, the well-forgotten old. Therefore, at present, we successfully use the recipes of our great-grandmothers, supplementing with them the therapy recommended by doctors.

Contraindications

Of course, like any other medicine, goose fat should be used after consultation with a doctor. However, only if you believe that you have an individual intolerance to the components of the product. It is also worth discussing the course of treatment in case of pregnancy, breastfeeding or childhood.

Use of goose fat

At home, you can prepare goose fat yourself or buy it ready-made at a pharmacy, store or market. Properly prepared and well-preserved goose fat should be yellowish-golden in color, without any impurities or unpleasant odor.

To strengthen the immune system

To strengthen the body's defenses, prepare the mixture according to the following recipe:

• Mix equal parts goose fat, honey, cocoa powder.
• Add 15 g aloe juice.
• Heat the mixture in a water bath.

Take the mixture orally, one tablespoon twice a day, diluted with a small amount of warm milk.

When coughing

Goose fat is an ideal remedy for cough. It can be used for rubbing, melted with wax in a 4:1 ratio and rubbed into the chest from front and back, excluding the heart area. This compress is best done before bedtime, then give the patient a warm drink and put him to sleep under a warm blanket.

For pneumonia

To treat pneumonia, you can prepare the following compress:

• Mix 100 g of chopped garlic and 500 g of goose fat.
• Place the resulting mixture in a water bath for a few minutes.
• Spread the resulting warm mixture onto parchment paper.
• Place it on your chest and tie it with a woolen scarf.

This compress should be done at night for 4 to 5 days.

For tuberculosis

For pulmonary tuberculosis, prepare the following mixture: 100 g. goose fat, 100 gr. honey, 150 gr. aloe and cocoa powder are ground into a homogeneous mass. It is recommended to take the product 2-3 times a day, a tablespoon diluted in a glass of hot milk. Take for several months.

For frostbite

In case of frostbite, lubricate the damaged area with melted goose fat 2-3 times a day, and at night make a compress of goose fat.

For shortness of breath

For shortness of breath 250 gr. goose fat and 250 gr. honey is poured into a glass of vodka, everything is mixed and placed in a warm place for 14 days. Take 1 tablespoon of the mixture 30 minutes before meals.

For burns

Burns heal faster if you lubricate them with goose fat. After applying the product, cover early with a clean cloth, changing the compress once a day.

For psoriasis

3 tablespoons of goose fat are mixed with 1 tablespoon of crushed soapwort root. The resulting composition is not inferior in its healing properties to hormonal ointments and has no side effects. To treat psoriasis, the affected areas of the skin are regularly lubricated with goose fat and soapwort.

For eczema

Mix 2 parts of warm goose fat with 1 part of fir oil, mix thoroughly and the resulting mixture is applied thickly to the wet areas and tied overnight or for several hours. The course of treatment for weeping eczema is 10-20 days.

For wet eczema, the following remedy is used: take goose fat and cedar oleoresin in fir oil in a ratio of 60%-70% fat and 30%-40% oleoresin in oil. The mixture is thoroughly mixed and applied to sore spots 2-3 times a day as a compress for 2-4 weeks.

For thrombophlebitis

For thrombophlebitis and other diseases of the lower extremities, mix 2 parts of goose fat and 1 part of Kalanchoe juice, leave for several days, store in a dark container and a cool place. The affected areas are lubricated overnight for a long time.

In gynecology

In gynecology and for the treatment of hemorrhoids: mix 100 grams of goose fat with 1 tablespoon of dried calendula flowers, heat in a water bath for 20-30 minutes, strain, use the remainder to wet gauze swabs. They are placed daily at night for 10 days; in the treatment of gynecological diseases, the course of treatment is repeated twice more with ten-day breaks.

For hemorrhoids

Goose fat has long been used as a folk remedy for the treatment of cervical erosion. The mixture should be prepared according to the following recipe:

• Place 100 g of goose fat in an enamel pan.
• Add a couple of pinches of dried calendula flowers and mix.
• Place in a preheated oven for half an hour.
• Remove the pan and strain its contents through a sieve.

Lubricate a sterile gauze swab with the resulting fat and leave it overnight. Repeat the procedure in three ten-day courses with ten-day breaks.

In cosmetology

To protect dry and delicate skin in cold weather, the cheeks and nose were lubricated with melted goose fat. To prepare a nourishing mask, mix 50 g of goose fat with 5 g of camphor oil, mix and apply to the face for 20 minutes, blot excess fat with a napkin, then wash your face with warm water.

To prepare a nourishing mask for aging skin, goose fat is mixed with a few drops of camphor oil. The mixture is applied to the face for half an hour, then washed off with warm water.

To nourish the skin of the lips, take crushed rosehip or rose petals and mix with goose fat. Thanks to this mixture, the skin on the lips stops flaking and becomes smooth and elastic.

To strengthen thin, brittle and dry hair, goose fat must be rubbed into the scalp for 30-40 minutes. Then the fat is washed off with shampoo, and the hair is rinsed with herbal decoctions or warm water with lemon juice.

For men's health

Today, the pharmaceutical business is thriving due to the sale of all kinds of aphradisiacs and potency enhancing products. However, there is no better aphrodisiac than goose fat. It not only increases male strength, but also generally heals the body from various male diseases.

In the old Russian list “Seal of Health,” a lot of useful and different things are written about goose fat. Here’s what concerns the male part of the population: “Anointing the loins (read: buttocks) and private and hidden places with goose fat gives lightness to the husband’s body both in military matters and in sexual affairs.”

Such medical luminaries as N.I. Pirogov and S.P. Botkin lamented this issue for many years. Nikolai Ivanovich Pirogov constantly used goose fat to treat “bodily lumps” and “difficulties in healing amputation sites.” Professor Pirogov developed a unique method of physiotherapy using goose fat and dry heat for chronic chiries and carbuncles. He developed a unique recipe “for removing ripples from the skin of the face and other bodily areas.” And Professor Botkin used goose fat as a means of cleansing the liver, gall bladder and bile ducts.

Goose fat was widely used in the Russian army and the Russian navy as a universal remedy “for powder burns, frostbite and inexperience of these persons with the rules of ammunition.”

Goose fat prolongs male youth

“Goose fat prolongs the youth of the male external glands, it is also pleasant for the internal prostate gland, makes the seminal fluid mobile and elastic, thereby increasing male fertility,” said Professor Mechnikov about the benefits of goose fat for men.

Especially for you, we offer a recipe from the old Russian list of “Seals on Health”: “Until red fatigue, lubricate the steamed loins thickly, like tar, with goose fat, and don’t forget about the bells and spindle. Then wrap yourself in a sheepskin coat and sweat on the ceiling seven times. Open up before the eighth. Pour over boiling water diluted to a quarter and again smell the sheepskin until you sweat. After secret and obvious rinsing with lingonberry water, go to bed in clean ports. Don't know any girls or wives for 3 days. After which you will be a stallion for a whole month.”

How to store

In a word, the use of goose fat is not just useful, but really effective in many cases, both in the case of female and male diseases. You should always have a jar of goose fat in the house, which is recommended to be stored in the refrigerator.

Animal fats are beneficial to the human body if used correctly.

Today we have forgotten about the therapeutic effect of animal fats and, in particular, goose fat, but in the time of our grandparents, with the help of this remedy they alleviated the patient’s condition and even cured him.

In the harsh winter cold, the skin, lubricated with goose fat, remained soft and smooth, without chapping or cracking. The product owes these and other beneficial properties to its composition.

Composition and benefits

Goose fat stands out among other animal fats in that it contains the most vitamins and beneficial components.

The composition is rich in saturated and polyunsaturated fatty acids, and it is precisely their deficiency that the human body experiences.

Currently, a lack of animal fats is observed in women who, in pursuit of fashionable diets, give up meat, butter and other high-calorie and nutritious foods, and thereby deprive themselves of useful substances.

If the body lacks Omega-3 acid, then sooner or later disruptions in metabolic processes occur.

Externally this manifests itself:

• dry and flaky skin,
• brittle nails
• hair falling out (read about the healing properties of tar soap on the page),
• poor digestion,
• a person often gets irritated for no reason;
• falls into depressive states, his nervous system is exhausted.

Goose fat is rich in Omega-3 fatty acids. and with constant use, it replenishes its deficiency in the body.

In addition to it, the product contains many other acids:

• linoleic and oleic,
• stearic and myristic.

Goose fat is simply a storehouse of chemical elements. It contains:

• copper and magnesium,
• selenium and sodium,
• zinc and other minerals.

B vitamins, tocopherol, PP - this is not the entire list of vitamins included in goose fat.

Fat is rendered from the subcutaneous layer and connective tissues of geese.

Naturalness is one of the main advantages this product. Our ancestors used it to combat:

Useful composition of fat:

• strengthens the immune system (),
• heals wounds,
• has the ability to warm.

Residents of Ancient China know for certain that goose fat:

• cleanses the body of harmful substances,
• stops the growth of tumors and breaks them down.

Areas of application

Goose fat is extracted for use in two ways:

• medical and cosmetology.

As mentioned above, various diseases are treated with this product. Among which:

• cold;
• tuberculosis;
• pneumonia;
• thrombophlebitis;
• haemorrhoids;
• eczema;
• psoriasis;
• cervical erosion.

Goose fat is used to treat open wounds and lubricate burns.

For cosmetic purposes it is used as a skin cream. Thanks to the action of the product, the skin receives nutrients and is moisturized.

Disappear:

• flabbiness (it is written about the use of almond oil in cosmetology),
• dryness (read about the benefits and harms of grape seed oil on the page),
• small cracks (in cosmetology),
• wrinkles (),
• skin protection is strengthened.

Goose fat is also used as a hair mask., which stimulates their growth. This is especially useful for early balding men and women.

Folk recipes

Today, goose fat is sold in pharmacies and markets, but, if desired, you can make it yourself.

If you follow the rules and dosages, the fat will have a slightly golden hue.

A high-quality product that is properly stored does not have a specific odor and is homogeneous in consistency.

Homemade goose fat can be used for various diseases. Let's look at the basic recipes.

Against cough

To get rid of cough, apply rubbing and compresses.

Slightly heated fat is combined with liquid wax, calculating:

• four servings of fat per serving of wax.

The mixture is rubbed on the chest and back, bypassing the heart area.. It is best to do rubbing with massage movements, without pressing hard.

The procedure is carried out at night, after which the patient should immediately drink warm tea and go to bed, covering himself as warmly as possible.

For the compress you will need:

Apply the mixture to the chest and back, and tie a woolen scarf on top.

The best time for the procedure is just before bed.

Compresses are applied for 5 days in a row.

Frostbite and burns

The frostbitten area is lubricated with liquid goose fat up to three times a day, and a compress is also applied before bedtime.

It is not difficult to cure a burn if you apply fat to it and cover it with a bandage.

In the evening, replace the fat with a new one, but do not remove the bandage until the wound is completely healed.

In winter, to protect the skin from the cold, goose fat is applied to the nose and cheeks. To do this, you need to first melt it and make a mask:

Fat is absorbed into the skin and, in the future, protects it from frostbite.

The same recipe is suitable for treating weakened, damaged and dry hair.

Apply the mask to the hair at the roots, rub it into the skin, leave on for half an hour and rinse off.

For psoriasis

They get rid of it with ointment, which is prepared as follows:

• goose fat (3 tablespoons) is combined with soapwort root, finely crushed (1 tablespoon);
• mix everything well and periodically apply to the affected areas.

This ointment does not cause any harm, does not cause allergies, and its medicinal properties are even better than some pharmaceutical ones.

For eczema

To treat it, make a mixture of goose fat and fir oil in a ratio of 2:1.

Apply a thick layer to the injured areas several times a day, and before going to bed, apply and cover with a bandage.

Treatment lasts 10-20 days.

Against tuberculosis

You can reduce symptoms with the following:

• aloe juice,
• goose fat,
• cocoa powder,
• honey - combine everything together (100 grams each).
  The well-mixed mixture is eaten 2-3 times a day, a tablespoon at a time, washed down with warm milk.
  The course of treatment is several months.
  The medicine improves immunity and stops the process of inflammation in the lungs.

Help for blood vessels

A mixture based on goose fat and Kalanchoe plant juice actively fights thrombophlebitis and varicose veins.

To prepare it, you need:

In a few days the ointment will be ready.
It is applied to the affected areas before bed every day.
Treated until recovery.

You can’t look at it yourself and you can’t show it to others - hemorrhoids

To eliminate it, lotions are made. To prepare them:

• goose fat (100 grams),
• crushed dry calendula inflorescences,
• to mix,
• heat in a water bath for half an hour,
• pass through cheesecloth.

Blot the remainder onto a clean cotton pad or gauze and leave overnight.
The course of treatment is 10 days.
Gynecological problems are solved in the same way, but after one course they take a break of 10 days and repeat the course.

Then rest again, and the third course.

From old wounds

If purulent wounds have formed on the skin as a result of diseases, a mixture of goose fat and oak bark powder will help.

1. You will need 115 grams of fat, 20 grams of oak bark.
2. Everything is mixed, then applied to the skin as an ointment.
3. The top part of the body should be wrapped in cellophane, then with a bandage.
4. After an hour, remove the bandage.

This recipe appeared in folk medicine, thanks to Korean healers who have long learned to draw out pus in exactly this way.

For a hangover

You can ease a hangover if you drink a teaspoon of goose fat before drinking strong drinks.

It has a beneficial effect on the gastric mucosa, enveloping it.

Harmful substances are removed from the body.

Harm and contraindications

There are many animal fats, but only goose fat is practically safe for humans.

Mothers who are breastfeeding, pregnant women and children under three years old, goose fat is relatively contraindicated.

It is not advisable to take the drug orally for people with liver problems, especially with chronic and acute diseases.

External use is not harmful to human health. Of course, if you follow the necessary sanitary rules and adhere to personal hygiene standards after the procedure.

You will learn how powerful healing properties goose fat has while watching the video.

Since ancient times, people have had to use improvised means for treatment. Among them, products of animal origin stand out as a separate group. They began to forget about their medicinal properties, giving preference to modern medicine. Taking care of their appearance, an increasing percentage of people are trying to limit themselves in eating fatty and high-calorie foods or completely exclude them from their diet. However, the disadvantages of such an unbalanced diet have the opposite effect - in the form of deterioration in appearance, impaired immunity and functionality of the body as a whole.

What does it represent?

Goose fat is a product of natural origin obtained by melting goose fat. This is one of the most saturated and vitamin-rich fats (a whole complex of vitamins B, E, A, D, K, H, PP). It includes many vitamins and essential saturated fatty acids: myristic, arachidonic, oleic, stearic, palmitinoleic, omega-3 and omega-9 acids. It also contains minerals: zinc, copper, selenium, magnesium, sodium. Does not contain cholesterol, so it is indispensable in cooking. In 100 gr. pure fat contains 900 kcal.

Application area

Used in traditional and folk medicine. Due to its low cholesterol content and excellent taste, it is widely used in cooking.

In cooking, cosmetology and therapy, the use of goose lard is most convenient. This is rendered fat. It has a melting point equal to the temperature of the human body. Its consistency is similar to oil and mixes easily with any product.

Indications

For many centuries, with its help, diseases were cured and used for the following ailments:

• bronchopulmonary;
• rheumatic;
• psoriasis;
• thrombophlebitis;
• diseases of the female reproductive system;
• tuberculosis;
• for colds, to treat cough;
• nervous exhaustion;
• haemorrhoids;
• skin rashes.

Goose fat is also indicated for metabolic disorders and digestive problems.

Goose fat can have such a wide range of effects due to its properties:

• strengthening and stimulating the immune system;
• has a warming and wound-healing effect;
• improves metabolic processes;
• resolves tumors;
• influences cancer formations;
• removes toxic substances from the body;
• softens the skin.

In the human body, polyunsaturated acids (composed of goose fat) perform the following functions:

• Plastic (building new cells and tissues).
• A source of energy resources to ensure the reactivity of functional processes.
• Accumulates nutrients and water.
• Regulates temperature.
• Controls the functioning of the reproductive, cardiovascular, and hormonal systems.

Where can I buy it?

You can purchase goose fat for your needs in pharmacies, alternative medicine shops, special farms, and online stores. But such a product will not be of high quality. The conditions of its manufacture will also raise doubts. Therefore, it is better to immediately go to the market and buy goose lard from sellers who sell poultry carcasses.

When purchasing, opt for yellow lard, without any unpleasant odors. If you want to store fat for long-term storage, then place it in the freezer in a plastic bag or container. Such storage will extend the shelf life by 1 year. A product prepared for frequent use should be stored in an airtight container. So the product can not deteriorate for 8 months.

Contraindications and restrictions on use

Goose fat has no contraindications or side effects; there are only a few precautions. It is considered completely safe and hypoallergenic.

1. It should not be used by people with individual intolerance and with acute and chronic liver pathologies; patients with diabetes mellitus; persons with pancreatic dysfunction and obesity; women during pregnancy and breastfeeding; children under 3 years old.
2. There are several restrictions for external use. Do not apply products to the surface of the skin when exposed to direct sunlight, as oxidation of fatty acids and the formation of toxins occurs. It is recommended to use fat in the evening or lubricate areas of the skin that are not exposed to the sun.
3. People who are overweight or prone to obesity should consume this high-calorie product in moderation. Especially in combination with aloe, as this mixture will increase appetite.
4. If your cholesterol is high, then consulting a doctor would be a good idea.

Recipes

1. Rubbing for cough. Heat goose lard and mix with melted wax in a ratio of 4:1. Rub the resulting medicinal mixture onto your back and chest using massage movements. There is no need to smear the heart area! For the best effect, the procedure is performed before bedtime. After rubbing, you need to drink tea, wrap yourself up warmly, and try to fall asleep.
2. For a cough compress, you need to prepare 0.5 kg of goose product and 0.1 kg of garlic. Chop the garlic cloves (you can squeeze them out with a garlic press), mix with fat and heat in a steam bath. Apply to the chest and back area. Insulate the top with a woolen or down scarf. Carry out the procedures for another 5 days.
3. For the treatment of frostbite. You can immerse your limbs in warm water and gradually add hotter water, this will return the previous sensitivity. Then wipe the frostbitten area, dry it and treat it with melted fat (this therapy should be carried out 3 times a day), and at night you can apply a compress.
4. For the treatment of burns. Use this recipe during the healing stage. Coat the affected area with fat and apply a bandage. Once a day it is necessary to replace the fat with a new one. Leave the bandage until the wound heals.
5. Homemade ointment will help cure psoriasis. For this, 3 tbsp. l. mix goose lard with 1 tbsp. l. crushed soapwort root. Mix both ingredients and apply to the infected area. There will be no allergies from such a medicine. The result is even better than many store-bought ointments.
6. From tuberculosis. A special remedy will relieve symptoms. Take 100 g of all ingredients: cocoa powder, natural honey, lard, aloe juice. Mix the resulting consistency thoroughly. Use 3 times a day according to Art. l. Drink with warm milk. If used for several months, it increases the body's defenses and stops inflammation.
7. For thrombophlebitis and varicose veins. You need to prepare a mixture of goose lard and Kalanchoe juice in a 2:1 ratio. Mix and place in a cool place. After several days, the ointment is ready for use. Apply daily to problem areas. Preferably overnight. Continue treatment until recovery.
8. Lotions are used to treat hemorrhoids. 100 gr. Mix goose fat and crushed dried calendula flowers, heat for 30 minutes in a steam bath and strain through a sieve. Moisten a napkin with the remainder. Apply to the sore area before going to bed. Continue treatment for another 10 days.
9. For the treatment of old wounds (with purulent discharge), a composition of 115 g is used. oak bark powder and 20 gr. fat Mix everything to an ointment consistency and apply to the wound. Then wrap it in cellophane and secure with a bandage. After an hour, remove the bandage. This secret recipe was borrowed from Korean folk healers, great experts in healing wounds.
10. You can fight a hangover by drinking 1 tsp. goose fat before drinking strong drinks. It coats the gastric mucosa, slowing down the penetration of alcohol into the bloodstream.
11. Ointment with pepper for rhinitis (runny nose). Add 1 tsp to 50 ml of melted lard. ground red pepper. Stir the mixture until smooth, pour into a clean jar with a tight lid and put in a cool place. For primary signs of rhinitis, rub your heels and be sure to wear woolen socks on top. The ointment has a warming effect.
12. Against lymphadenitis (inflammation of the cervical lymph nodes) caused by tonsillitis or tonsillitis. Make an ointment by mixing 110 g. natural honey and fat. Add 90g. cocoa and 15 gr. aloe juice Stir the ointment. Transfer to a jar. For inflammatory conditions of the lymph nodes, take no more than 1 tbsp. l with a glass of boiled milk.
13. For the treatment of ulcers. 150 gr. crushed propolis mixed with 1 kg. lard. Heat this composition to 90 degrees. And wait another 10 minutes. Next, filter all this and take 2 tbsp. l. once a day. Store in a cool place.

Application in cosmetology

There will never be cracks or dryness on your hands if you lubricate them with lubricant. This procedure will soften, moisturize and nourish the skin of your hands. This treatment applies to both facial skin and lips. In this case, you should apply the fat before going to bed. After 15 minutes, remove excess. Carrying out such activities has a positive effect on regeneration processes and, over time, reduces the number of wrinkles. Covering your lips with a protective film helps protect their surface from cracking and dryness. Used as a balm, especially necessary during walks in the autumn-winter period.

To protect your facial skin from exposure to cold in winter, it is enough to periodically lubricate it with a cream mask made from goose fat. Preparation of the product: 5 gr. mix camphor oil with 50 g. fat Apply to the skin for 20 minutes, remove any unabsorbed excess and wash your face. During this time, the required amount of fat will be absorbed into the skin and prevent frostbite.

The same cream recipe helps weak, split and damaged hair. They are smeared on the roots and rubbed into the skin. After 30 minutes, rinse with warm water.

To restore a healthy look to your hair, you need to heat 2 liters. fat product in a steam bath. And rub into the hair roots, evenly distributing between the strands. Cover your head for half an hour. Wash your hair. For better results, rinse your hair with chamomile infusion.

Goose fat is easily digestible and does not lose its healing properties when moving from one state to another, even when frozen and heated. It is of natural origin and widely used in various areas of life. It is easy to purchase and use. It has so many beneficial properties that it can be useful for any age category. An important advantage is the long shelf life.

Video: goose fat is a powerful healing agent

Goose fat has long been on the list of useful products that are used in traditional medicine to treat various diseases. It not only warms you up in cold weather and improves the condition of the skin, but can also relieve serious illnesses. All this is thanks to the beneficial substances and nutrients it contains. Let us consider in more detail the properties and use of goose fat in areas of human life.

Chemical composition

Goose fat contains the following beneficial components:

• fatty acid(normalize the body’s water balance; increase lipid permeability, which allows cosmetic components to penetrate the skin faster; promote the healing of damaged skin);
• selenium(regulates metabolism, in particular the absorption of proteins and carbohydrates; improves the absorption of iodine);
• cholesterol(acts as the basis of cells, regulates their permeability; takes part in the accumulation of vitamin D);
• vitamin E(activates the body’s immune response; synthesizes collagen; protects cells from damage).

Important! The calorie content of this product is 900 kcal.

Medicinal properties of goose fat

Goose fat is a natural medicinal product. It is widely used in folk medicine due to the following properties:

• easily absorbed by the body;
• has a warming effect;
• renews cells;
• strengthens the body's defenses;
• promotes rapid penetration of beneficial substances into the skin.

Indications for use: what treats

The medicinal characteristics of goose fat make it an indispensable remedy for the treatment of both minor ailments and gynecological diseases, the respiratory system, and the skin. According to some reports, it has the ability to destroy cancer tumors.
The product is used in the following cases:

• for lung problems (inflammation, bronchitis, asthma, tuberculosis);
• for skin damage (burns, frostbite, eczema, psoriasis);
• for gynecological diseases (infertility, erosion);
• for the treatment of prostatitis;
• for problems with legs (varicose veins, thrombophlebitis, muscle pain);
• for hemorrhoids;
• for the treatment of diabetes;
• for a cold.

Important! Goose fat has long been used to relieve hangovers. Before a meal, it is enough to drink one spoon of the product to reduce the negative effect of alcohol on the body and reduce its absorption into the blood.

How to use goose fat

Goose fat is a universal remedy that is widely used not only in medicine, but also for cosmetic purposes, in culinary delights, and in everyday life.

In folk medicine

Goose fat can cure a variety of diseases.

Did you know? Each person on average gains 1 gram of excess fat per day.

For cosmetic purposes

Cosmetologists use the healing properties of goose fat to care for the face, body and hair. It perfectly smooths out small wrinkles, eliminates dry skin, and heals small wounds. Cosmetics based on this component have a positive effect and restore the beauty and freshness of the female body. Goose lard can be added to regular skin care creams.

In its pure form, fat can be used for the following cosmetic purposes:

• For hands. Lubricate your brushes with lard at night regularly. It moisturizes and nourishes the skin, heals scratches and cracks, makes hands soft and tender.
• For face. A daily light facial massage using goose fat helps get rid of dry skin. An express mask for 15 minutes from this product regenerates cells and has a healing effect on the face. After such procedures, the number of wrinkles is reduced, and the face looks young and healthy.
• For lips. Masks of fat and rose petals are applied to the lips at night. 2-3 procedures per week are enough to keep your lips moist and not cracked.
• For hair. To keep your hair thick and strong, it is recommended to tone it with goose lard. The product is heated to a liquid state and rubbed over the entire length of the hair. Put a towel on your head and walk like this for 10 minutes, after which you wash it off with running water.

In cooking

Goose fat is used not only for the manufacture of medical and cosmetic preparations, but also for preparing culinary dishes. This product is most widely used in French cuisine. It is used to create various sauces, chicken and goose pates, baking meat products, and sautéing vegetables.

A quality product should be white-golden in color, without dark brown spots. Due to the fact that there are no artificial additives in lard, cooking with it is good for health. In addition, it has a subtle aroma and gives dishes a piquant taste.

Important! The main thing is not to abuse this product. It contains a large amount of lipids, which means it is very high in calories and can cause excess weight.

At home

At home, goose fat is used to protect shoes from water and moisture. To do this, leather shoes are rubbed with lard using a special sponge. To improve the effect, you can first heat the shoes with a hairdryer and then rub them thoroughly. After this procedure, raindrops will simply flow down the shoes and will not be absorbed by the surface.

Harm and side effect

Goose fat is considered a healthy product without side effects. However, it should be taken with caution by people suffering from chronic diseases. Cholesterol in large quantities is harmful to health.
Despite the fact that it is the main material for building cells in the human body, cholesterol in large quantities tends to be deposited on the walls of blood vessels and create so-called plaques. The latter, in turn, block blood flow and promote the formation of blood clots, increasing the risk of a heart attack. Therefore, when using goose fat in cooking, you should always observe moderation.

Contraindications

This product has no direct contraindications. This is one of its main advantages.

There are only a few precautions for taking it:

• Lard contains fatty acids, which oxidize in the sun and become harmful to health. In this regard, it is not recommended to apply products based on goose fat before going outside in the heat.
• The calorie content of the product is intended for moderate use by people prone to obesity.
• If your blood cholesterol is high, it is better to consult your doctor before consuming it.

The product is not recommended for children under 3 years of age, pregnant or lactating women.

Did you know? Fat cells can live for another 10 years after a person’s death.

Procurement of raw materials

Proper preparation of raw materials will ensure the desired consistency of the product for use for various purposes.

How to melt

In order to prepare lard, all the subcutaneous fat is collected from the goose, cut into small pieces 1.5-2 cm in diameter and placed in a heat-resistant container. The contents are placed on the stove and slowly brought to a boil over low heat for about half an hour.

The resulting mass is filtered through a sieve, poured into a glass jar, covered with parchment paper on top, tied up and placed in a cold place (refrigerator or cellar).

How to use

Fat is taken in liquid form depending on the purpose. Most often, no more than one tablespoon is consumed at a time. Many recipes provide the option of diluting lard in a glass of warm milk for better absorption.

How to store

Prepared lard for everyday needs is stored in a glass container in the refrigerator. It is recommended to pack the prepared but unused product in a plastic bag and place it in the freezer. It is better to store blanks for a long period in a plastic container in the freezer. This product retains its medicinal properties for three years.

Healing recipes

In folk medicine, recipes made from goose fat are very popular for the treatment of diseases of various etiologies. This product is effective both in the form of ointments and infusions.

Against cough

For coughs, diseases of the bronchi and lungs, a special infusion is prepared.

Ingredients:

• honey - 100 g;
• lard - 100 g;
• vodka - 100 g.

All components are mixed in a container and placed in a cool, dark place for a week. The finished product is taken every day, a teaspoon until the cough disappears completely. It is recommended to store the medicine in the refrigerator.

Taking the syrup can be combined with rubbing the chest. To do this, you need to make an ointment based on goose fat and wax. The components are taken in a ratio of 4:1. The wax should be melted before mixing. The resulting mixture is rubbed into the chest area, bypassing the heart. The compress is done at night. To enhance the effect, wrap a down scarf or a warm scarf on top.