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Syrupus MarrubiumSyrup of Horehound Tradition: Western Source / Author: Pharmacopoeia Augustana Preparation: Form a Syrup according to Art Function: Clears Cold-Phlegm, stops Cough and Wheezing, strengthens the Lungs Use: 1. Cough from Cold-Phlegm2. Chronic Cough with excess Phlegm3. Hoarseness4. Wheezing with excess Phlegm5. Asthma6. Shortness of Breath7. Hemoptysis8. Consumption9. Also promotes Urine Dose: 1–2 oz….
Antidotum Aurelii Tradition: Western, Unani Source / Author: Nicholas Alexandrinus (Medici Graeci, 1541) Preparation: Powder the herbs and with sufficient honey (three times the weight), form an electuary. Function: Moves qi and blood, opens obstructions, clears Phlegm, promotes Urine, benefits the Liver, Stomach and Spleen Use: 1. Stomach pain2. Liver obstruction and pain3. Spleen obstruction…
Majun Fanjnosh,or Majun Khabsul Hadeed Electuary of Five Drugs,or Electuary of Iron Rust Tradition: Unani Source / Author: Preparation: Powder the herbs and rust, and mix with the Honey to forms an electuary. Function: Stomach, Liver and Kidney Tonic, strengthens Blood Use: 1. Stomach weakness (enhances digestion and absorption)2. Anemia3. Liver deficiency4. Edema5. Incontinence of…
Antidotum Immortale The Immortal Antidote Tradition: Western, Unani Source / Author: Nicholas Alexandrinus (Medici Graeci, 1541) Preparation: Powder the herbs, and mix with sufficient Honey to form an Electuary Function: Warms, moves Qi and Blood, opens Obstructions, strengthens the Liver Use: 1. Swellings and Tumors2. Pain from Swellings or Qi and Blood stagnation 3. Cough4….
Antidotum Experum Contra Frigidam Podagram & Omnes Pedum DoloresAntidote Experienced Against Cold Gout & All Feet Pain Tradition: Wetsern, Unani Source / Author: Nicholas Alexandrinus (Medici Graeci, 1541) Preparation: Powder, and mix with three times their weight of clarified Honey to form an Electuary Function: Warms, clears Wind, Cold and Damp, eases Pain Use: 1….
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Theriaca Diatessaron,Or, simply DiatessaronTiryaq Arbaa (Unani)Theriac of Four Ingredients Or, The Antidote of Four Tradition: Western, Unani Source / Author: Mesue * Some sources list Long Birthwort Preparation: Beat all the herbs to fine powder, then with Honey, form an Electuary.In modern Unani practice, then herbs are powdered, then fried with Ghee. Function: Resists Poison,…
Antidote for the Liver and Chronic Cough Tradition: Western, Unani Source / Author: Nicholas Alexandrinus (Medici Graeci, 1541) * Daphnidon coctarum, as listed in the source text would appear to be cooked Daphne. ‘Cooking’ is a type of preparation often used to lessen toxicity. However, a footnote in the source text says Daphoides sunt lauri…
Calisti Antidotum AnodinumBeautiful Anodyne Antidote Tradition: Western Source / Author: Nicolai Alexandrini Liber de Composition, 1543 Preparation: Powder and with three times their weight of Honey, form an Electuary. Function: Clears Phlegm, Moves the Blood, Stops Cough and Wheezing, Eases Pain Use: 1. Cough2. Asthma3. Breathlessness4. Chest pain5. Pleurisy6. Colic Dose: 1 scruple Cautions: Avoid…
Tincture Against Convulsions Tinctura ConvulsioTincture Against Convulsions Tradition: Western Source / Author: Salmon Herb Name Latin Amount * Hyssop Hyssopus officinale 1 handful ea. Rue Ruta graveolens 2 drams ea. Sage Salvia officinalis Stoechas Lavendula stoechas 4 drams ea. Rosemary Rosmarinus officinalis Calamint Calamintha officinalis 3 drams ea. Betony Betonica officinalis 6 oz. Calamus Acorus…
Antidotus Acharistos Altera Tradition: Western, Unani Source / Author: Nicholas Alexandrinus (Medici Graeci, 1541) Preparation: Powder the herbs, adding the Castoreum at the end; mix with sufficient Honey to form an Electuary. Function: Warms, moves the Qi and Blood, opens Obstructions Use: “it is given against catarrh and against all diseases of the chest caused…
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