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Trochisci Diarrhodon Magnus
Troches of Rose Greater
Troches of Rose Greater
Tradition:
Western, Unani
Source / Author:
Mesue
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Herb Name
Rose
Aloeswood Mastic Roman Wormwood Cinnamon Spikenard Cassia Wood Squinanth |
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Preparation:
Powder and form Troches with white wine.
Function:
Clears Phlegm, moves Qi, eases Pain, benefits the Stomach
Use:
1. Fever caused by Phlegm
2. Stomach Pain associated with Qi stagnation
3. Strengthens Digestion
4. Chronic Fever
5. Incipient Edema
Dose:
1–2 drams
Cautions:
None noted
Modifications:
These were used in the West, usually under the name of Troches of Rose. The Lesser version didn’t appear in most European Pharmacopoeias.
Some texts, such as Prospectus Pharmaceutici (1729) said the greater version given here, was more effective, more strengthening, and better corrected than the Lesser, and was used for the same uses.
Some texts, such as Prospectus Pharmaceutici (1729) said the greater version given here, was more effective, more strengthening, and better corrected than the Lesser, and was used for the same uses.
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Mesue
Rose Aloeswood Mastic Roman Wormwood Cinnamon Spikenard Cassia Wood Squinanth
Fever from Phlegm Fever Stomach Pain Gastralgia Digestive weakness Chronic Fever Squinanth
Mesue
Rose Aloeswood Mastic Roman Wormwood Cinnamon Spikenard Cassia Wood Squinanth
Fever from Phlegm Fever Stomach Pain Gastralgia Digestive weakness Chronic Fever Squinanth