Powder for Cancer Tradition: Western Source / Author: Galen (Nicolai Magni, De Medicis Pulveribus, 1545) Preparation: Form a dough and bake until scorched. Powder and keep for use Function: Resolves Tumors Use: Cancer of the Skin, Flesh or Breast Dose: The powder is sprinkled on topically Cautions: Very toxic. Use cautiously, do not apply to…
Plaster for Cancer Tradition: Western Source / Author: The Physicians of Myddvai, translated by John Pughe esq., 1861 Preparation: Best well together Function: Clears Heat and Toxin, resolves Tumors Use: Cancer of the Lip, Mouth, Face Dose: apply topically Cautions: None noted Modifications: Comment: The reason to specify this for use on the Face specifically…
Electuary for Stomach Pain from Cold and Viscid Humors Tradition: Western Source / Author: Hippocrates (De morbus internis curandis, Mesue, 1551) Preparation: Boil the Honey with the vinegar gently until the vinegar has evaporated, removing the scum as it rises then add the herbs in powder and mix well. Function: Clears Cold Phlegm, moves Qi,…
Emplastrum Tripharmacon,or Emplastrum ApostoliconPlaster of Three Ingredients,or Apostles Plaster Tradition: Western, Unani Source / Author: Mesue Preparation: Boil to the consumption of the Vinegar, stirring it constantly to the thickness of a Plaster (or Ointment)Apostles Plaster and Plaster of Three Things are formed of the same 3 ingredients, but the latter generally had more Vinegar…
Salve for Skin Cancer Tradition: Western / Unani Source / Author: Preparation: Mix, heat to almost boiling, then allow to cool Function: Opens obstructions, clears Heat, resolves Tumors Use: Skin Cancer Dose: Apply topically Cautions: None noted Modifications: Other additions could include Aloe, Myrrh, Rhubarb, Violet or Nightshade Back To OINTMENTSBack to FORMULASHow to Modify…
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