Powder for Gravel of Dr. Maghenbuch
Tradition:
Western
Source / Author:
Gabelhover, 1599
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Herb Name 43642_b1f31e-7f> |
Latin 43642_df7ccc-a7> |
Amount 43642_b42cf1-68> |
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| 43642_89ccde-ec> |
Vitis vinifera usta 43642_dfcd65-49> |
1⁄2 lb. 43642_34d4b6-8d> |
| 43642_2aa1c5-4a> |
Lapis Spongia 43642_c74b41-e2> | 43642_dde0d2-4d> |
| 43642_e28c93-ff> |
Lapis Judaicus 43642_eee122-81> |
1 oz. ea. 43642_7b7b62-e9> |
| 43642_00706a-23> |
Succinum 43642_081032-39> |
1⁄2 oz. 43642_18ef44-d8> |
| 43642_f4a06f-d6> |
Cinnamonum zeylanicum 43642_355ab2-93> |
2 drams 43642_1deb8c-fb> |
Preparation:
Powder
Function:
Promotes Urine, clears Damp, resolves Stones
Use:
Gravel and Stones
Dose:
To half ounce of this powder add 1 oz. of sugar. Tie in a cloth and boil in a quart of wine until one third has wasted. Give a warm draught of it every morning, and a cold draught of it at night.
Cautions:
None noted
Modifications:

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