Cyani: A Home Remedy that May Cure a Wide Range of Disease!

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Cyani - Powerful Herbal Home Remedy

Cyani - Powerful Herbal All-in-One Home Remedy

Cyani supplements have been said to cure a wide range of illnesses and cosmetic issues, including:

  • tired eyes (when cyani herbal preparations are used topically)
  • constipation (when cyani home remedies are prepared as supplements)
  • ulcers (again, as herbal supplements)
  • bleeding gums (as alternative medicinal rubs)
  • Infections (increasing resistance to when cyani is taken as a natural supplement)
  • conjunctivitis (natural herbal cure)
  • nervous problems (an herbal remedy when taken as a holistic supplement)
  • skin problems like breakouts (again as a skin rub)
As with anything you might take for a medical issue, you should check with your doctor before using Cyani as a natural herbal cure, whether through a rub or supplementation.  A good herbalist can make the preparation for you, but a doctor should tell you whether it is safe.  The information gathered here is about what Cyani has been said to cure and treat naturally, and is not based on any specific scientific study.
On this page we will share the latest news and information about Cyani, inclduing what it has been known to cure and where to buy it.  We also have a page about preparing Cyani flower, since this home remedy can be made into many forms depending on its intended use.
Good luck in your pursuit of natural alternative treatment for what ails you.

Cyani Flower for puffy eyes and dark circles

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The most common use of Cyani Flower (aka cornflower), perhaps by far, is to reduce swelling around the eyes, and also to reduce dark circles in the same area.  These are the reasons why Cyani went mainstream in the first place.  In fact, Cornflower was quickly found not just to treat dark circles under the eyes, but also to prevent them from forming in the first place!  Cyani also seems to smooth the skin around the eye area and make it look rejuvenated. Cyani is definitely something to try if you tend to develop  tired, red, and puffy eyes.

For this use, only the blue petals are used from Cyani.  If there are white or pinkish petals, they are discarded even before the flower is dried.  Then the two most common ways to use Cyani on the eye area are:

  • Cyani leaves that have been dried and made into a powder are added to boiling water (apprx 20-1 ratio).  Then dip a towel into the substance after it cools and apply it to your face.
  • Steam the whole Cyani flower for 15 minutes, ideally over water that has some Corflower in it.  Let it cool just a little, but while its still steaming let the steam hit your eyes – carefully so you don;t get burned.

These are the most common uses of Cornflower and the most common way to prepare it.  We will also cover other methods and other uses of this valuable herbal remedy and supplement.

Cyani Herb – Prevent Infectious Disease

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Cyani is an herb used medicinally for centuries.  It is versatile and capable of many uses, including powdered, liquid, and whole plant forms.  One particularly fascinating use involves using Cyani that has been distilled into water or wine!

Most uses of Cyani herb to treat of cure disease or ailments involve “topical use”, or the use on the outside of the body.  However, for many years people claimed that drinking a tonic made from Cyani flower would treat and perhaps even prevent infectious disease.

While this claim has not been extensively studied, many people use Cyani flower in making wine, while other distill it into a drinkable herb water.  These people claim the health benefits of resistance to infectious disease and/or treatment of existing problems.

As with any herbal remedy, please check with your healthcare provider before using Cyani as a primary treatment.  Also, if you are on any medications, ask your healthcare provider before starting a regimen of Cyani to ensure there are no interaction effects.

Cyani is just another example of a possible powerful treatment that could be growing in your own back yard!