Universal Vulnerary Decoction

Tradition:

Western

Source / Author:

Joseph Du Chesne (Pharmacopoea Dogmaticum Resititua, 1622)

Herb Name	Latin	Amount *
Tormentil	Potentilla tormentilla
Comfrey	Symphytum officinale	1 oz. ea.
Shilajit (Mumiya)	Shilajit	1⁄2 oz.
Lemon	Citrus limonum
Sanicle	Sanicula europaea
Wintergreen	Pirola rotundifolia
Vervain	Verbena officinalis
Ladies Mantle	Alchemilla vulgaris
Persicaria	Polygonum hydropier	1 handful ea.
Periwinkle	Vinca major
Herb Robert	Geranium robertum	1⁄2 handful ea.
Mullein fl owers	Verbascum thapsus
St. John’s wort	Hypericum perforatum
Centaury	Centaurium erythraea	2 pugils ea.

Preparation:

Decoction

Function:

Clears Heat, moves Blood, astringent, promotes Healing, relieves Pain

Use:

1. All types of Wounds and Bruising
2. Internal Injury with Bleeding
3. Dislocation, Fractures

Dose:

4 oz. 2 or 3 times daily

Cautions:

None noted

Modifications:

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