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Antidotum Epilepticus
Tradition:
Western, Unani
Source / Author:
Nicholas Alexandrinus (Medici Graeci, 1541)
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Herb Name
Spikenard, Indian
Saffron Ginger Cassia Wood Long Pepper Gentian Selinum seed * Opium White Pepper Aniseed Honey |
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* Listed here in the source text is Seminis Selini, probably referring to Selinum palustre (syn. Peucedanum montanum) or a related species. Indian Spikenard can be used as a substitute.
Preparation:
Powder, and with sufficient Honey, form an Electuary
Function:
Moves Qi, clears Heat and Inflammation, eases Pain, stops Cough
Use:
1. Epilepsy2. Catarrh
3. Chronic Cough
4. Stomach pain
5. Liver pain
6. Pleurisy
7. Kidney pain
8. Colic
9. Intestinal pain
10. Hemoptysis with pain
Dose:
as much as a Hazelnut with warm water
Cautions:
None noted
Modifications:
Poppy seed can be used in place of Opium in this formula.
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