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Source: A new and compleat body of practical botanic physic, from the medicinal plants of the vegetable kingdom ... With useful observations and improvements, necessary regimen and diet, under all diseases by Baylis, Edward. nr 91010483 (1791), narrative-offset-745746.
Ingredients or materials as extracted
- A NEW AND COMPLETE SYSTEM: of the powder of the feeds from one fcruple to half a drachm ; or for want of it fix “ or feven drops of the effential oil of Caraways, and
Method as extracted
- Mix according to the source passage: “That Caraway confedls, -onoe only dipped in fugar, and half a fpoonful of them taken in the morning falling, and as many after each meal, is a moll admirable medicine or remedy for thofe who are “ troubled with wind.” “ Stocker advifes in the cholic, to bruife fome Caraway-feeds, and “ macerate them in Spanilh wine, and let a draught or more be taken in the fit, which he had experienced to be highly ufeful in this com- plaint.” Etmuller diredfs in pains of the flomach, “ To take of the powder of the feeds from one fcruple to half a drachm ; or for want of it fix “ or feven drops of the effential oil of Caraways, and give it 'to the pa- tient in warm broth, and let him fweat,” .Mohfieur Tournefort fpeaking of the carminative power of the feeds of Caraway, obferves, “ That wind and flatulency are bred in the in- “ teflines, is manifeft from daily experience ; for the grofs, vifcous, “ and glutinous humours, cleaving to the inner coats of the intef- “ tines, are very apt to rarify and turn by degrees to wind and vapours, “ the which vapours in feeking for a paffage or vent, are apt to diflend or puff up the inteflines, and fo caufe griping pains; and that thofe “ are properly called carminative medicines, that are endued with a pe- culiar faculty of diffolving or diluting this vifcous matter ; of which in a particular manner is the ^i|eds and effential oil of Caraway.
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- A new and compleat body of practical botanic physic, from the medicinal plants of the vegetable kingdom ... With useful observations and improvements, necessary regimen and diet, under all diseases — A new and compleat body of practical botanic physic, from the medicinal plants of the vegetable kingdom ... With useful observations and improvements, necessary regimen and diet, under all diseasesPrimary source for the extracted ingredients and method at narrative-offset-745746.