The fight against coronavirus: scientists of Turkmenistan invented briquettes with a burial ground

Scientists at the Institute of Chemistry of the Academy of Sciences of Turkmenistan presented a number of developments, including the manufacture of briquettes from harmala (Peganum harmala or Common Burial Ground) of a plant used in traditional medicine in Turkestan, Turkmenistan reports: the golden age. To obtain briquettes, ground grass moistened with water is mixed until a homogeneous mass is obtained, which is then formed into briquettes at a strictly defined temperature and pressure, and then in a drying chamber it is gradually heated to 90 degrees Celsius for two hours. The state publication notes that the garmal contains several types of alkaloids at once, which have great physiological activity and have a therapeutic effect on the human body. See also: The President of Turkmenistan ordered to hit the coronavirus with a burial ground