Dulcamara, BittersweetGlycypicron, Amara Dulcis
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Parkinson, Theatrum Botanicum, 1640
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Krauterbuch, Lonitzer, 1578
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Flora von Deutschland (16), Kohler, 1884
Botanical name:
Solanum dulcamara
Parts used:
Stem; Whole Plant
Temperature & Taste:
Warm (Cold?), dry. Bitter
cleansing, opening
Solanum dulcamara
Parts used:
Stem; Whole Plant
Temperature & Taste:
Warm (Cold?), dry. Bitter
cleansing, opening
Uses:
1. Clears Liver Heat:
2. Moves the Blood, clears Stasis:
3. Clears Heat and Damp, Promotes Urine:
4. Clears Heat, Stops Cough:
5. Resists Poison:
Dose:
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Substitutes:
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Substitutes:
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Main Combinations:
1. Scrofula:
i. Bittersweet with ... available in PRO version
ii. Bittersweet with ... available in PRO version
iii. Bittersweet with ... available in PRO version
iv. Bittersweet with ... available in PRO version
2. Eczema:
i. Bittersweet with ... available in PRO version
ii. Chronic Eczema, Bittersweet with ... available in PRO version
3. Blood Cleansing Tea, Bittersweet with ... available in PRO version
4. Cancer, Bittersweet with ... available in PRO version
5. Gout and Rheumatism, Bittersweet ... available in PRO version
6. Ointment for Tumors, Bittersweet with ... available in PRO version
7. Hard Tumors of the Breast, Bittersweet with ... available in PRO version
Cautions:
1. Toxic, especially the unripe fruit. (2–3 berries can be toxic to children; overdose of the stem is around 25 grams)
2. Overdose causes nausea, vomiting, dizziness, paralysis
Main Preparations used:
1. Toxic, especially the unripe fruit. (2–3 berries can be toxic to children; overdose of the stem is around 25 grams)
2. Overdose causes nausea, vomiting, dizziness, paralysis
Main Preparations used: