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Syrup for Apoplexy of Arnold de Villa Nova Tradition: Western Source / Author: Arnold de Villa Nova Preparation: Decoct the Senna in the juice, removing the scum; then, with sufficient Sugar form a Syrup. Function: Clears Heat, opens Obstructions, purges Excess Use: Apoplexy Dose: 2 oz. Cautions: None noted Modifications: The author suggested substituting Borage…
Potion for Unulcerated Cancer Tradition: Western Source / Author: Wecker Preparation: Infuse in 4 oz. of Whey, strain; infuse Rhubarb (1 dram) in Bugloss water, and with Cinnamon 4 grains, Manna 1 1⁄2 oz., Cassia 6 drams, mix and make a potion to purge. Function: Clears Heat and Poison, Purges Melancholy Use: Cancer; specifically those…
Infusion of Senna and Flower with Spices Tradition: Western, Unani Source / Author: Mesue Preparation: Infuse in 6 ounces of Borage water for 10 hours, express and sweeten; then add 1 dram of Black Myrobalan Function: Prepares, cleanses and purges Melancholy, opens Obstruction Use: Melancholy diseases Dose: the above can be divided into 2 or…
Electuary for Scabies and Pruritis Tradition: Unani Source / Author: Rhasis (Rhazes) Preparation: With Honey form a Confect Function: Clears Heat and Melancholy, stops Itch Use: 1. Itchy skin2. Scabies3. May be used for related skin conditions such as Eczema and Psoriais with itching. Dose: as much as a Hazelnut Cautions: None noted Modifications: Similar…
Troches for Hardness of the Liver Tradition: Western, Unani Source / Author: Medicamentorum Opus, Nicolai Myrepsus, 1625 Preparation: Powder and form Pills with Fennel juice Function: Clears Heat, moves Blood, resolves Hardness Use: Used for hardness (sclerosis) of the Liver, also of the Spleen, Stomach or other abdominal organs Dose: 1⁄2–1 dram Cautions: None noted…
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