Meadow clover has anti-inflammatory and wound-healing properties. Also, its leaves and inflorescences contain substances that have a choleretic, diuretic, anti-sclerotic effect. A number of studies have shown that this plant also has antitumor properties (unless we are talking about estrogen-dependent neoplasms). In addition, it stops the blood and helps to remove toxic substances. The medicinal properties of clover are so diverse that this plant can be used: with anemia due to iron deficiency, painful menstruation, cystitis and other inflammatory diseases of the genitourinary system, rheumatic pains. For the treatment of diseases of the respiratory tract, including sore throats and bronchitis and some chronic kidney conditions. To reduce cholesterol levels, as well as prevent atherosclerosis. As an external remedy, compresses made from fresh crushed clover leaves are used to stop bleeding. They are used for the treatment of burns, and in the presence of abscesses and suppurations.