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Electuarium Micleta
Electuary of Micleta
Electuary of Micleta
Tradition:
Western
Source / Author:
Nicholas Praepositus
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Herb Name
Yellow Myrobalan
Chebulic Myrobalan Belleric Myrobalan Emblic Myrobalan Black Myrobalan Cress seed * Caraway Aniseed Cumin Fennel seed Bishop’s weed seed Tabasheer Pomegranate flowers Pomegranate Mastic Gum Arabic |
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* Cress seed is listed, this potentially being any one of a number of plants as there were a number of varieties of Cress.
Preparation:
Remove the seeds of the Myrobalans, then parch them, and powder. The seeds are prepared by sprinkling with Vinegar, then drying; once dried, they are toasted. Then the Myrobalans and Seeds are powdered together with the remaining medicines. They are then mixed with 3 times their weight of Syrup of Myrtle, mixed well, and kept for use. Honey may be used in place of Syrup of Myrtle.
Function:
Astringent
Use:
1. Diarrhea
2. Dysentery
3. Chronic Intestinal Irritation or Inflammations
4. May be useful for some cases of Irritable Bowel, Crohn’s Diseases etc.
5. Hemorrhoids
6. Leukorrhea
7. Spermatorrhea
8. Chronic Gonorrhea
9. Bleeding from the Stomach or Bowels.
10. Excessive Menstrual Bleeding
Dose:
1⁄2–2 drams taken with red wine, or some astringent vehicle. It was added to enemas in doses of 1⁄2–1 oz.
Cautions:
None noted
Modifications:
Another version used 5 drams each of the Myrobalans, 3 drams each of the seeds, and 2 1⁄2 drams of the remaining medicines.
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