Maple

The useful properties of maple were known to the Indians of North America, and to this day Americans love to use the syrup made from juice prepared according to a special recipe. Maple sap contains reproduced sugars, trace elements, vitamins, tannins, lipids and unsaturated fatty acids. Young leaves of the plant have tonic and tonic properties. The choleretic, antiseptic and wound-healing features of the plant have been revealed, so the spectrum of its use in folk medicine is very wide.
Maple is an excellent antidepressant, it relieves stress caused by stress, reduces aggression, harmonizes, and leads to the restoration of energy. The bark, leaves, fruits and flowers of maple can always be used for any disease; over the centuries of using the plant, many recipes have been compiled. A maple broom, as well as a birch broom, is taken to the bathhouse – this is a useful attribute. Maple sap was used to heal wounds and ulcers. An unusually tasty syrup is obtained from it – a natural, environmentally friendly product containing minerals.

Maple is a good honey plant. It helps bees to survive during the winter. In the autumn maple has a beautiful color which makes amazing view landscape.