Wine for Edema

Tradition:

Western

Source / Author:

Riverius (Opera Medica, 1737)

Herb Name	Latin	Amount
Elecampane	Inula helenium
Celery root	Apium graveolens
Fennel root	Foeniculum vulgare
Orris root	Iris germanica	1 ½ oz. ea.
Valerian	Valeriana officinalis
Gentian	Gentiana lutea
Asarum	Asarum europeum
Squill	Scilla maritima	1 dram ea.
Elder root bark	Sambucus nigra
Sassafras wood	Laurus sassafras	6 drams ea.
Wormwood	Artemisia absinthum
Agrimony	Agrimonia eupatoria
Germander	Teucrium chamaedrys
Maidenhair	Adiantum capillus-veneris	2 drams ea.
Centaury	Centaurium erythraea
Broom flowers	Cytisus scoparius	1 dram ea.
Parsley seed	Petroselinum crispum
Dill seed	Anethum graveolens
Ameos seed	Ammi majus	1 ½ drams ea.
Cinnamon	Cinnamonum zeylanicum	2 drams
Indian Spikenard	Nardostachys jatamansi	1⁄2 dram

Preparation:

Bruise, and infuse in sufficient white wine for 10 days.

Function:

Clears Damp, promotes Urine, strengthens the Kidneys

Use:

1. Edema
2. difficult Urination

Dose:

a small cupful every morning

Cautions:

None noted

Modifications:

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Herb categories: Agrimony, Ameos seed, Asarum, Broom flowers, Celery root, Centaury, Cinnamon, Dill seed, Elder root bark, Elecampane, Fennel root, Gentian, Germander, Indian Spikenard, Maidenhair, Orris root, Parsley seed, Sassafras wood, Squill, Valerian, Wormwood

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