12 Formulas for Diarrhea The Purpose of our ’12 Formulas’ Pages are to illustratevarious formulas used to treat a specific condition on one page. This can be useful to help Practitioners develop their own Formulas. Rice Pap Boil Rice in Almond Milk and serve with powdered Nutmeg. (Grabelkover, 1599) Syrup of Quinces Quinces are made into…
An introduction to Shang Han Lun By Adam Tatewith Contributions by Robert TanSeptember, 2019 (last updated July 2024) By Adam Tatewith Contributions by Robert TanSeptember, 2019 (last updated July 2024) MedicineTraditions is a subscription service for students and practitioners of Herbal and Traditional Medicine. A Unique Resource with the most comprehensive Materia Medica ever created,…
12 SAMPLE FORMULAS FOR TREATMENT OF SPECIFIC CONDITIONS The Purpose of our ’12 Formulas’ Pages are to illustratevarious formulas used to treat a specific condition on one page. This can be useful to help Practitioners develop their own Formulas. 12 Formulas for Cough12 Formulas for Diarrhea12 Formulas for the Eyesight12 Formulas for Memory12 Formulas for Trauma
A Synopsis of the Primary Formulas of the Western Tradition Introduction Tradition Western Medicine has a number of classical formulas that were is use for many centuries, some for over 2000 years. Many of these were of Arab origin, particularly Mesue, but also Nicholas, Rhasis and Avicenna. From all the formulas in use, there was…
Materia Medica for Skin Diseases Materia Medica for Skin Diseases Taken from:A Treatise on the Materia medica andTherapeutics of the Skin, Piffard, 1881 ABSINTHIUM (Right) Affections of the skin with heat and itching ACETIC ACID Glacial Acetic acid is used Topically to destroy epithelial tissue Hyperhidrosis, Scabies Psoriasis Trichophytosis Warts, corns, callosities Nävus Lupus erythematosus…
Cupping “Scarification with Cupping possesses the power of evacuating offending matter from the head; of diminishing pain of the same part; of lessening inflammation; of restoring the appetite; of strengthening a weak stomach; of removing vertigo and a tendency to faint; of drawing deep-seated offending matter towards the surface; of drying up fluxions; checking hemorrhages;…
Medicinal Polypores at the Chengdu Medicine Market Adam, 2016–2018 The Polypores are a class of fungii without gills. They release spores through there ‘many holes’ (thus ‘poly’ + ‘pore’). Many of the medicinally important Polypores grow on either living or decaying wood. Most are hard and woody, being composed of lignans leached of the trees…
TCM treatment of COVID19 First written March 20th 2020UPDATED AND EXPANDED MARCH 25thThis article will be updated as new information becomes available.CHECK BACK OCCASIONALLY TO LOOK FOR UPDATES Introduction The following has been collected from several Chinese sources including the recently published: The first of these is written specifically for those with suspected mild infection…
12 Formulas for Eyesight The Purpose of our ’12 Formulas’ Pages are to illustratevarious formulas used to treat a specific condition on one page. This can be useful to help Practitioners develop their own Formulas. The following Formulas are typical of those used to clarify the Sight and improve Vision in Traditional Medicine.It was typical for…
Medicinal Fungi in Cancer Therapy By Adam Tate, 2021 Medicinal Fungi have been used in all Medical Traditions with their use being traced back well over 2000 years. The most important class of Medicinal Fungi are the Polypores, especially those growing on living or dead wood. The Polypores are a class of Fungi without gills,…
12 Formulas for Cough The Purpose of our ’12 Formulas’ Pages are to illustratevarious formulas used to treat a specific condition on one page. This can be useful to help Practitioners develop their own Formulas. Emplastic Pills of Galen Licorice juice Gum Arabic Tragacanth 1 oz. ½ oz. each Form pills with Sapa. Powder for…
Solanum nigrum in the Treatment of Cancer By Adam TateSeptember, 2019 Introduction Solanum nigrum is a common herb of the Solanaceae (potato) family and is found worldwide. It is commonly found in gardens, hence its traditional name, Garden Nightshade. It has been used in various medical traditions including the ‘Western’ (Greek/European) Tradition, Unani, Ayurveda, Siddha…
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