Astringent Decoction
Tradition:
Western
Source / Author:
Pharmacopoeia Pauperum, 1718
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Herb Name 43301_a36961-b5> |
Latin 43301_332bcf-5e> |
Amount * 43301_f437a6-f1> |
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| 43301_dd43fb-77> |
Cornu Cervii usta 43301_b58351-8b> |
1 lb. 43301_245170-ad> |
| 43301_b65ac5-2b> |
Potentilla tormentilla 43301_60fdee-cc> |
4 oz. 43301_6bc44d-ec> |
| 43301_8b834e-95> |
Acacia arabica 43301_b96917-27> | 43301_a8c1a6-5a> |
| 43301_ca82fe-d0> |
Punica granatum 43301_6292d6-5f> |
2 oz. ea. 43301_c13848-d8> |
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Strong Cinnamon water 43301_dd1cd7-64> |
Aqua Cinnamonum 43301_a331ec-92> |
1⁄2 pint 43301_c50b99-c0> |
Preparation:
Pour 1 gallon of boiling water upon the Burnt Hartshorn and Gum Arabic, mix; add the Cinnamon water, root and rind. Steep, until cool and strain
Function:
Astringent, Clears Heat
Use:
1. This was given constantly in large amounts in all kinds of Fluxes (Leakages including Diarrhea).
2. also given in Fevers, Measles and Small Pox to cool and protect from the Diarrhea that often accompanies.
Dose:
Half cupful doses may be taken three times daily, or every 2 or 3 hours if needed
Cautions:
None noted
Modifications:

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