Hawthorn - Crataegus aronia - in English - Hawthorn A shrub or tree that grows in the Mediterranean region in the Galilee, Samaria, the Judean Mountains, and the coastal plain. Flowering - Adar Iyar. The rose family. Sources: It appears in rural sources as "the thorns of the hawthorn and the arbour are poisonous and poisonous" (Okcin 16). The parshin and the arbour are not compatible with each other (Klaim 14). The hawthorn in the blood is the blood of the scythe and the pomegranate and the arbour (Damai 11). Medical uses: Hawthorn is known and considered the best medicine for the heart. Strengthens the heart and improves muscle function. Stabilizes the function of the heart muscles. Balances the function of the heart. Brings oxygen to the heart, the brain, and the cells of the body in general. Balances and improves thinking. Beneficial for anemia, iron deficiency. Stops internal hemorrhages. Fights various spasms in the body and heart. Lowers high blood pressure. Against headaches. Prevents calcification of the arteries by cleaning deposits, therefore effective for cholesterol. Calms the heart, removes fears and anxieties from the heart. Helpful in epilepsy. Helpful in hyperactive children. Good for menopausal women. Improves the iodine balance in the body. Good for angina pectoris patients. Makes breathing easier, lack of oxygen. Helps in cases of asthma, shortness of breath. Good for people with dizziness. Good for curing diarrhea. Adir Marom's 'Hawthorn' concentrate Instructions for use: Put 7 drops in a little water once a day, gradually increase. A 50 ml bottle contains about 1000 drops.