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Source: Domestic medicine and surgery : with a glossary of the terms used therein by Walsh, J. H. (John Henry), 1810-1888 (1875), narrative-offset-970597.
Ingredients or materials as extracted
- Cascakllla: 795). (c) Infusion of Cascakllla. (a) Macerate ij ounce of bruised cascarilla in a pint of boiling water for two hours, in a covered vessel, and strain. (6) Therapeutical effects. — Stomachic and tonic. (c) Used in dyspepsia, diarrlfcea, and general debility. (d) Dose. — 1 ounce to 2. (D) Infusion of Chamomile. — Chamomile tea. (o) Macerate five drachms of chamo- mile flowers in a pint of boding distUled water for te
Method as extracted
- Infuse according to the source passage: 795). (c) Infusion of Cascakllla. (a) Macerate ij ounce of bruised cascarilla in a pint of boiling water for two hours, in a covered vessel, and strain. (6) Therapeutical effects. — Stomachic and tonic. (c) Used in dyspepsia, diarrlfcea, and general debility. (d) Dose. — 1 ounce to 2. (D) Infusion of Chamomile. — Chamomile tea. (o) Macerate five drachms of chamo- mile flowers in a pint of boding distUled water for ten minutes, in a closed vessel, and strain. (J) Therapeutical effects. — Tonic, sto- machic ; emetic, when warm ; exter- nally soothing. (c) Used in dyspepsia, and to assist the operation of emetics. (d) Dose. — 1 to 2 ounces. For emetic purposes, a weaker infusion is used in large quantities. (E) Infusion of Cloves. (а) Macerate 3 drachms of bruised cloves in a pint of boiling water, in a covered vessel, and strain. (б) Therapeutical ciTects.— Stimulant, stomacliic, slightly tonic. (c) Used as a vehicle for more active tonics, especially cod-liver oil. (d) Dose. — I ounce to 2 or 3. (F) Infusion of Gentian (com- pound). (а) Macerate 2 drachms of sUced gentian, 2 drachms of dried orange- peel, and 4 drachms of lemon-peel, in a pint of boiling water for tin hour, in a covered vessel, and strain. (б) Therapeutical ejects. —Stomachic and tonic. (c) Used in dyspepsia and general debility. (d) Dose. — to 2 ounces two or three times a day. (c) Infusion of IIouse-hadisii (coin- pound). (a) Macerate anounce of horse-radish, •heed, and an ounce of bruised mustai d- seed in a pint of boiling water for two hours, iu a covered vessel, and strain. Then add a fluid once of the compound spirit of horse-radish. (6) (c) The same as in par.
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- Domestic medicine and surgery : with a glossary of the terms used therein — Domestic medicine and surgery : with a glossary of the terms used thereinPrimary source for the extracted ingredients and method at narrative-offset-970597.