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Historical use wording: old coughs , which are ac¬ companied with some degree of debility, flatulency, and indigestion
Source: A treatise on veterinary medicine by White, James, -1825 (1815), narrative-offset-243910.
Ingredients or materials as extracted
- PHARMACOPOEIA: We shall now give some receipts for pectoral cordials , which differ from the foregoing, by being less stimulating, and containing in¬ gredients that promote expectoration, and alleviate or cure old coughs , which are ac¬ companied with some degree of debility, flatulency, and indigestion : when costive¬ ness occurs during their use, it is to be re¬ moved by a gentle laxative. (See Laxa¬ tives.) Pectoral Cordial Ball
Method as extracted
- Mix according to the source passage: We shall now give some receipts for pectoral cordials , which differ from the foregoing, by being less stimulating, and containing in¬ gredients that promote expectoration, and alleviate or cure old coughs , which are ac¬ companied with some degree of debility, flatulency, and indigestion : when costive¬ ness occurs during their use, it is to be re¬ moved by a gentle laxative. (See Laxa¬ tives.) Pectoral Cordial Balls. Powdered anise-seed, half an ounce. - - . - squill, one dram. - - myrrh, one dram and a half.
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Primary and supporting references
- A treatise on veterinary medicine — A treatise on veterinary medicinePrimary source for the extracted ingredients and method at narrative-offset-243910.