Decoction of Coffee undergoes considerable

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Source: The dispensatory of the United States of America by Wood, George B. (George Bacon), 1797-1879 (1849), monograph-offset-4816845-1.

Ingredients or materials as extracted

• Coffee undergoes considerable: Grindel, of Russia, in intermittent fevers, and the practice has been followed by some other physicians; but the success, though considerable, was not such as to lead to the conclusion that this medicine would answer as a substitute for Peruvian bark, It was given in powder in the dose of a scruple every hour, in decoction prepared by boil- ing an ounce with eighteen ounces of water down to six, or in the state of ex

Method as extracted

1. Boil according to the source passage: Grindel, of Russia, in intermittent fevers, and the practice has been followed by some other physicians; but the success, though considerable, was not such as to lead to the conclusion that this medicine would answer as a substitute for Peruvian bark, It was given in powder in the dose of a scruple every hour, in decoction prepared by boil- ing an ounce with eighteen ounces of water down to six, or in the state of extract in the Appendix.

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