Goose fat in cosmetology.

The scope of application of goose fat is quite extensive: the product was used to treat colds, alleviate the patient's condition with severe, loss of strength, etc. Goose fat was also used in cooking and cosmetology.

Composition and properties

The first mentions of domestic geese can be found even in the Bible. People raised birds and used the meat for food, feathers for making pillows and feather beds, and the fat was stored for medicinal purposes.

The medicinal product was obtained as follows: the fat layers were cut into small pieces, placed in an enamel bowl (in a bowl), and then a pan of water was placed on a very low heat, and a bowl of fat was placed on top. Gradually the dishes heated up and the fat melted out. This method was called “wet melting.”

When melted, the fat is somewhat similar to olive oil. Until it hardens, it is easy to mix with the necessary components to use for various purposes (external and internal use). After hardening, goose fat becomes solid and each time the need arises to use the product, you must carefully separate the required amount with a knife or spoon. You can melt the medicinal product in a water bath.

The benefits of fat

Many minerals, vitamins and polyunsaturated fatty acids contained in goose fat help improve your well-being. It is not for nothing that in ancient times people used goose fat to treat many ailments.

So, weakened people were given a little fat dissolved in milk to drink in order to strengthen them and get rid of them. Ingesting a small amount of the medicinal product helped improve the functioning of the digestive organs. And nowadays, goose fat is widely used in folk medicine to get rid of many diseases.

It is necessary to regularly consume fat for people suffering from asthenia and. Goose fat is also useful for those people who lead an active lifestyle and get tired quickly. The only people who should not drink this product are people who are prone to obesity and if their blood levels are elevated.

The main advantage of this product is that the fat can withstand high-temperature treatment and does not lose its properties, and is completely absorbed without harm to the functioning of the blood vessel and heart.

In Rus', people often used goose fat as practically the only remedy to help cure colds and relieve colds. Interestingly, in Korea people believe that the product can defeat cancer. It’s hard to say whether this is true, but it’s quite possible to test for yourself how animal fat works. If you get drunk easily and you have a feast coming up, before going on a visit, take 1 tsp. fat You can eat and drink a lot (of course, within reasonable limits), and you won’t feel heavy.

Application area

In the autumn-winter period, you can strengthen your immunity and improve the condition of a patient with a cold in this way: take liquid honey, freshly squeezed aloe juice, cocoa powder and goose fat. All components are in equal proportions. Stir, heat and add 1 tsp. mixture into a glass with warm milk. You need to drink this delicious medicine morning and evening.

MirSovetov suggests familiarizing yourself with popular recipes for using the medicinal product:

Application in cosmetology

Cosmetologists know that goose fat is a powerful tool in the fight against rashes and dry skin.

Here are some effective recipes:

Cracked lips are a common problem during the cold season. To keep your lips always tender and soft, prepare the following cream: grind dry rose petals (20 pcs.) into powder, add 1 tbsp. l. fat, stir. Use the cream daily before bed;
for dry skin: camphor oil (2.5 g) mixed with goose fat (25 g), applied to the face, left for 20 minutes, rinsed with water;
for dry hair: fat melted in a water bath is thoroughly rubbed into the hair roots for 5 minutes and left for 30 minutes. Wash off first with shampoo, then you need to use hair conditioner and rinse your curls with water and lemon juice.

How to choose a quality product?

Where can you buy fat? They don't sell it in stores, so you'll have to go to your local market. When choosing a product, pay attention to appearance and aroma. It shouldn't smell like burning. The color of quality goose fat is light or slightly golden.

If you cannot find a medicinal product, MirSovetov recommends making the medicine yourself. For this you will need a goose carcass. When cutting, be careful so that the insides (spleen) remain intact. Otherwise, the fat, like meat, will be bitter.

The fat should be cut off from the meat, washed and placed in an enamel colander. Place in a saucepan with water. It will take at least 8 hours to burn the fat, but the result of a long wait is quite justified.

During the process of rendering fat, make sure that there is always water in the pan and add a fresh portion from time to time.

The finished product must be poured into a glass container with a wide neck and left to cool completely. Or repeat exactly as our great-grandmothers did: pour the melted fat into glass cups, wait until it hardens completely, carefully remove the contents, put them in a plastic bag.

Store goose fat in the refrigerator on the bottom shelf or place the container in the pantry. That's it, use the finished product as needed and be healthy!

The times when unofficial medicine was extremely popular, unfortunately, have sunk into oblivion. Today, if people have any illness, it is easier for them to go to the nearest pharmacy and buy a medication. Many simply do not trust folk remedies, being afraid to use them.

But the medicines from the people are the medicines with which our ancestors were treated. The pharmaceutical industry was not always so developed; at one time it did not exist at all. Plants, oils, water, fat - this is what helped in the fight against pathologies, and quite successfully. In addition, it is common knowledge that our grandparents were sick much less than us.

Many people believe that alternative medicine drugs are ineffective and even useless. However, there are also many adherents of alternative treatment. They definitely know about the benefits of goose fat. This bird has been bred since ancient times. In some nations she was even deified.

As confirmation of this, there is a legend according to which it was geese that saved Rome. When the enemy tried to enter the city, the geese made a noise and thereby woke up the residents. They woke up before the guard dogs. Of course, now few people dare to use a bird as an alarm. But you should not refuse to use goose fat for medicinal purposes.

Previously, people used fat to treat various pathologies, in particular diseases of the skin and respiratory system. In addition, the bird was bred for meat, and the down was used to make blankets and pillows. As for the fat, it was first melted and then placed for storage in special containers. Later it was used not only for preparing dishes, it was, and still is, an integral component of medicines. And that's why.

Medicinal properties

The benefits of goose fat are obvious. It contains a significant amount of useful and, importantly, medicinal substances:

unsaturated fatty acids;
vitamin E;
Selena;
cholesterol.

Fat, due to the content of the above substances, has wound-healing, restorative, immunostimulating, antioxidant, regenerating, and analgesic effects.

Preparations based on goose fat contribute to:

rapid healing of wounds;
strengthening the immune system;
restoration of the lipid barrier and normal water balance of the dermis;
normalization of metabolic processes;
eliminating pain and inflammation.

How to cook goose lard at home?

As a rule, goose fat in its pure form is inconvenient for use in medicine. It is more suitable for cooking. In medical and cosmetology practice, it is customary to use lard - melted fat. Properly made lard should have a viscous consistency.

The preparation is very simple. The process will not take much of your time. On average it takes half an hour.

First, you need to collect the interior and subcutaneous fat from the bird.
Next, chop it and put it in a small pot or saucepan.
Heat over low heat for half an hour. There is no need to bring to a boil.
After this, strain the mixture and pour into a glass container.
The lard, cooled to room temperature, covered with parchment, is placed in the refrigerator, where it is stored.

Traditional medicine has many recipes for medicines made from goose fat. All of them are effective and, most importantly, completely natural. The products are recommended for use in the treatment of skin ailments, diseases of the upper respiratory tract, joint pathologies, and gynecological diseases.

Medicines can only be used with the knowledge of the attending physician. You should not self-medicate, as you can harm yourself. In addition, you should not abuse medications and exceed the dosages indicated in the recipes.

Treatment of respiratory pathologies with goose fat

Cough treatment. Take one medium-sized onion, chop it with a grater and combine it in equal proportions with goose lard. Every day, on an empty stomach, eat a spoonful of the drug, and before going to bed, rub the same drug on your chest, then wrap yourself up and drink milk with honey - 200 ml.

Fat in the treatment of shortness of breath. Combine equal quantities of lard with high-quality honey and vodka. Infuse the composition in a warm room for two weeks. It is recommended to take 15 ml of the drug three times a day, before meals.

For skin ailments and burns

Anti-frostbite agent. To begin with, in order to accelerate blood flow, make several vigorous movements. Fill a basin with some water, not hot, but not cold. Dip frostbitten limbs into the container. Once sensitivity returns, increase the water temperature slightly. As soon as the pain is minimized or completely subsided, blot the affected areas with a soft towel and lubricate them with goose lard. Apply a bandage on top and cover with a warm scarf. Don't forget to wear something warm.

For burns. The product is recommended for use at the healing stage. Mix 100 grams of lard with sea buckthorn oil - 15 ml. Lubricate the affected areas of the skin with the prepared ointment twice a day. Bandage the sore spot.

Combine the dried soapwort rhizome, crushed to a powdery consistency, with fat. Treat the affected areas with the drug several times a day.

Against pain in muscles and joints

Medicine for osteoarthritis. Grind a few aloe leaves. Combine the resulting mass with vodka - half a glass, fir oil, turpentine - 10 ml and goose fat - 100 g. Mix the composition thoroughly and set aside for three days in a dark place. Apply ointment to painful areas twice a day: in the morning and in the evening. Course duration is a week.

Medicine for muscle and joint pain. Combine lard - 50 g with honey - 15 g, cinquefoil tincture - 20 ml, vitamin E - three drops, hot pepper tincture - with a spoon. Mix the ingredients well and place in the refrigerator. Rub the ointment on painful areas.

Recipes for use in cosmetology

The product is used both for the face, for improving the health of the dermis, and. If you want to restore the skin of your hands to their former softness, as well as eliminate small cracks, lubricate your hands with fat every day.

If you have a dry skin type, try using lard. Apply it to your face for about fifteen minutes. Remove any remaining product with a napkin. The procedure is recommended to be carried out before bedtime. Regular use of fat promotes healing, moisturizing and nourishing the dermis, cell regeneration and the elimination of wrinkles. It is recommended to use lard as a lip balm. This is an excellent remedy against dryness and cracking.

To improve the condition of your hair, try the following: heat a couple of tablespoons of lard, and then rub it into the dermis of your scalp. Distribute the product over the strands using a wooden brush, and then wrap with a towel. After a quarter of an hour, wash your hair and rinse with chamomile infusion.

Contraindications

There are no side effects or contraindications to the use of products based on goose fat. However, if you are planning to use this miracle cure, you should be aware of some warnings.

You should not use lard in hot weather, or before going outside. Fat is rich in unsaturated fatty acids, which can become toxic when exposed to ultraviolet light. The ideal time to use lard is evening.
The product is considered high in calories. In this regard, people who are overweight need to be careful when taking medications.
Do not abuse drugs from the people. Remember, everything is good in moderation.

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. 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.

Treatment of cough and other ailments of the lungs and bronchi should be comprehensive. After all, there are no magic remedies that give a quick recovery. Goose fat for cough is considered an effective remedy that has a complex effect. It will not only help you get rid of colds, but also strengthen your body. It is used by adults and children.

Benefit

The healing properties of goose fat for coughing are associated with its balanced composition. The product is enriched with a complex of omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids. They are necessary for the proper functioning of all organs, and they will also help you cure a cough. These complexes have the following effects:

Treatment of inflammation and allergies. This function is performed by linolenic and stearic acids. They reduce the severity of symptoms and facilitate the functioning of the respiratory system.
Eliminating harmful bacteria that cause cough. This property is fulfilled by palmitic acid.
The product is considered an antioxidant. The vitamins and beneficial amino acids present in it improve cell function and reduce hypoxic manifestations.
Strengthening the immune system. This function is performed by arachidonic acid. With it, immune reactions are restored, tissues that have been infected or injured heal faster.

The vitamins and other valuable elements contained in the medicine help strengthen blood vessels and maintain the stability of cell membranes. The components are needed for normal immunity, which is so necessary for coughs and other respiratory ailments. The beneficial properties of goose fat for coughing can improve the patient’s condition in a short time.

Where can I get this product?

Goose fat is found in large quantities in the subcutaneous layers of poultry. It is solid when raw, but when evaporated it is liquid and has a similar appearance to olive oil, making it easy to combine with other ingredients.

This folk medicine is yellow in color. You can purchase the product at the pharmacy, where it is sold in special containers. When buying such a product, you need to look at the composition and expiration date. Although it can be stored for a long time and can withstand different temperatures, you should choose a fresh, unexpired product.

You can also make goose fat yourself to treat a cough. To do this, you need to separate the subcutaneous fat of the goose carcass. The cut fat tissue must be heated in a water bath for 3-4 hours. Then the melted product is cooled and used for medicinal purposes.

External use

How is goose fat used externally for cough? This is done as follows:

The product is used for rubbing. This is an excellent way to warm up and help get rid of wet and dry coughs. Rubbing is performed even on infants, since the product is harmless.
For a better effect, a little vodka is added to the fat, after which the product is rubbed into the chest or back. Then the treated part of the body should be wrapped in a warm product and just lie down for half an hour.
It is recommended to mix goose fat with beeswax for coughing. The finished product is used for rubbing. Fat and wax are mixed in a ratio of 4:1. This results in a homogeneous composition. The fat can be heated a little.

Internal use

Goose fat for cough is also used internally. It is combined with other components. Add lemon juice or onions. To prepare the product with onions, you need to mix a little fat and chopped vegetables. There are no clear proportions here; everything is added at your own discretion. The medicine is taken on an empty stomach or within 6 hours after dinner.

To obtain a useful drug from lemon decoction, you will need a ripe fruit, which must be tested for 15 minutes. The volume of water should be such that about 300 ml of decoction comes out. After it is ready, add 3 tbsp. l. fat, after which the components are thoroughly mixed. The medicine is taken 3 times a day, 1 tbsp. l. before eating. But it should not be consumed on an empty stomach, since lemon juice has a negative effect on the stomach. It is recommended that adults take goose fat for cough.

For children

Goose fat is also useful for coughs for children. Reviews from parents confirm the excellent effectiveness of the product. It is used in the form of compresses and rubbing, as well as an edible product. Melted fat can be used externally. It is applied with rubbing movements to the neck and chest.

It is allowed to use goose fat for coughs with vodka (50 g of fat mixed with 2 tablespoons of vodka) if the cold is severe. After the procedure, the child should be covered with a warm blanket. There are more effective methods - oral administration, but most children refuse them.

Still, you will like the following:

Aloe juice.
Cocoa powder.

All of these components must be mixed in equal quantities and placed on low heat, stirring regularly. The product must be brought to a homogeneous mass. The healing potion (1 tsp) is added to warm milk (1 glass). It should be taken 2 times a day - in the mornings and evenings.

It should be taken into account that children under 3 years of age are contraindicated to consume goose fat internally. They can be used for compresses and rubbing. For external use, fat is allowed only in its pure form. You shouldn’t add alcohol or vodka to it either.

Where is it used?

Goose fat is used in various fields. It is most in demand in cooking and medicine. The therapeutic effect of the product also interested cosmetologists. If we consider the medical field, fat is used for:

Colds, coughs, diseases of the lungs and bronchi.
Purulent inflammation of the skin, psoriasis, eczema.
Thrombophlebitis.
Hemorrhoids.
Tuberculosis.
Pneumonia.

Due to its medicinal properties, goose fat is used in the fight against female diseases (mastitis, infertility), depression, and severe irritability. The product is valued in cosmetology as it protects against:

Dry skin.
Hair loss.
Early skin aging.

But for advanced forms of diseases, not only goose fat is used. It is necessary to undergo an examination and consult with a doctor who will prescribe effective treatment.

Contraindications

The natural product has almost no contraindications and does not have any negative effects. But still, the medicine has some limitations. Those with high cholesterol and a tendency to atherosclerosis should not use the product. Other contraindications include the following:

Overweight people should take the product carefully.
Children under 3 years of age should not be given fat for internal use.
For children over 3 years old, the dosage should be no more than ¼ teaspoon per day.
From 7 years old, use 1 tsp. product in laziness. But it is necessary to take into account the child’s health: if there are problems with the heart and blood vessels, excess weight or high cholesterol, goose fat should be used only after consulting a doctor on the dosages prescribed by him.

Folk remedies with goose fat are very effective if you prepare them correctly and take them according to the recipe. It is worth remembering that rubbing when coughing is contraindicated at high body temperature. In any case, you should not abuse self-medication. You must first consult with a specialist.

For example, it is best to fry potatoes in natural goose fat, because it contains no artificial substances.

One adult Goose produces approximately 6 kilograms of meat, on average 2.5 kilograms of high-quality goose fat.

Here is information about the beneficial qualities of goose fat:

Goose fat is a universal remedy

Natural fats are necessary for the normal functioning of the human body. After all, they contain a whole arsenal of vitamins and microelements. There are two types of fats: vegetable and animal origin.

The latter is used mainly as an effective medicine. It is a well-known fact that animal fats contain a myriad of beneficial substances.

However, it is Goose fat that has been and remains the most popular means for improving human health. It is used in folk medicine, cooking and cosmetology.

The fact that goose fat is beneficial for the body is beyond doubt. Proof of this is the long-term practice of various peoples at all times.

Composition and benefits of goose fat

People learned about the beneficial properties of goose fat several centuries ago. At that time, it was used to treat many diseases and was also used as a prophylactic.

Goose fat is especially useful for people with increased fatigue, cardiovascular diseases, and atherosclerosis. Goose fat is obtained from the connective tissues of waterfowl. It is obtained by rendering goose fat.

A significant part of the fat is located in the subcutaneous layers of the skin, and some in the stomach itself; in general, the proportion of fat is about 35% of the total weight of the Goose.

The benefits of goose fat are used not only in folk medicine, but also officially used in modern medicines. Goose fat has unique properties.

It is known to contain a large amount of poly-unsaturated acids similar to oleic acid. Its structure is similar to olive oil, therefore, if you consume goose fat internally, it is easily digestible and has a positive effect on metabolism, enveloping the mucous membrane.

Goose fat also contains Omega-3, and, as is known, these acids improve the condition of the skin, normalize the functioning of the cardiovascular system, care for joints, and improve the functioning of the nervous system.

Goose fat is often used as a remedy for poisoning, as it promotes the rapid removal of toxins from the body.

In addition, children are actively treated with this miraculous remedy, since goose fat has no contraindications, except for excess weight and high cholesterol.

Goose fat is suitable for both internal and external use, and is also actively used in cosmetology.

Diseases that goose fat can cure

Goose fat has not lost its popularity in folk medicine since ancient times. It treats ailments such as:

Skin diseases:

psoriasis;

eczema;

frostbite of the skin;

burns.

Lung diseases:

bronchitis;

shortness of breath;

pneumonia;

tuberculosis.

Prostatitis;

Thrombophlebitis, leg diseases;

Haemorrhoids;

Decreased immunity.

Residents of Korea claim that goose fat is also capable of dissolving malignant tumors, and since ancient times it has been used as an effective hangover cure. Cancer diseases have not yet been studied, so whether to believe the Koreans is an open question.

But if you want to use goose fat as a cure for a hangover, then this will turn out to be a completely effective method.

There is a simple secret - you need to drink a teaspoon of this miracle remedy before the feast; fat envelops the walls of the stomach and thus reduces the effect of toxic substances on the body.

Goose fat in cooking

You already know how beneficial Goose fat is for the human body and how it can be used to cure many diseases. Earlier it was said that goose fat is used not only for the manufacture of all kinds of medicines, but is also actively used in cooking.

Residents of France most often use a component such as goose fat in their kitchen as a base for sauces, pates, baking and frying (sautéing vegetables).

You can buy goose fat in a pharmacy, store, market, or make it yourself. The fat should have a golden-white color; if you see brown spots in it, this may mean that the product is expired or was spoiled during the cooking process.

Fat is most often sold in metal or glass jars, from where it is very easy to remove it with a spoon. At temperatures above 30 degrees, fat begins to take on a liquid form, so it must be stored at a temperature of no more than 24 degrees. Despite this, fat does not lose its beneficial properties when heated.

Cooking with goose fat is healthy because it does not contain artificial ingredients. It also has a pleasant subtle aroma and spicy taste.

But you shouldn’t overuse it either, because goose fat contains the same amount of lipids as vegetable oil, and, therefore, you will gain the same amount of calories. Don't forget that all fats can cause excess weight!

Goose fat in cosmetology

Today, the effectiveness of Goose fat as a cosmetic product is compared with expensive branded creams. It is added to ointments to eliminate problems on the skin, and also face creams are made based on goose fat.

If you add a few drops of camphor oil to goose fat, then this product will easily cope with the first signs of skin aging, relieve dryness, lethargy, and also help improve tone.

And if you use this facial product on an ongoing basis, then intensive nutrition with useful and necessary skin substances occurs, which leads to cell regeneration. Soon you will be able to see a decrease in the number of wrinkles, the skin on your face will acquire a healthy glow and color.

It is acceptable to use goose fat as a lip balm, especially in the winter season. It moisturizes, nourishes and forms a protective layer on the lips, which protects them from dryness and cracking.

Also, based on Goose fat, you can prepare a simple but very effective hair mask against dryness, brittleness and hair loss.

It is enough to add a few drops of lavender oil to melted fat, cooled to room temperature, rub this composition into the scalp and apply to the area with damaged hair. After using this mask, believe me, the result will not be long in coming; after the first use, you will see your hair healthy and shiny.

In addition to this, if there is itching or irritation on the scalp, you can, at the end of the procedure, rinse your head with tincture of chamomile, string or sage. Goose fat can also be used to prevent baldness.

It is always necessary to monitor your health, and especially in winter. After all, as you know, in winter, problems such as vitamin deficiency, and consequently brittle hair, dry skin, peeling nails, occur much more often than in summer.

The fact is that in winter a person does not have enough vitamins contained in animal fats. It has been proven that Goose fat is a leader in containing a huge number of useful substances, it improves immunity, is a general tonic, and improves digestion.

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