Infusion of Horse radish makes an

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Historical use wording: has been effected in chronic rheumatism, which had seemed otherwise intractable

Source: Herbal Simples Approved for Modern Uses of Cure by William Thomas Fernie (1897), narrative-offset-491963.

Ingredients or materials as extracted

• Horse radish makes an: Bergius alleges that by cutting the root into very small pieces without bruising it, and then swallowing a tablespoonful of these fragments every morning without chewing them, for a month, a cure has been effected in chronic rheumatism, which had seemed otherwise intractable. For loss of the voice and relaxed sore throat the [273] infusion of Horse radish makes an excellent gargle; or it may be concentrated in the fo

Method as extracted

1. Infuse according to the source passage: Bergius alleges that by cutting the root into very small pieces without bruising it, and then swallowing a tablespoonful of these fragments every morning without chewing them, for a month, a cure has been effected in chronic rheumatism, which had seemed otherwise intractable. For loss of the voice and relaxed sore throat the [273] infusion of Horse radish makes an excellent gargle; or it may be concentrated in the form of a syrup, and mixed for the same use--a teaspoonful, with a wine-glassful of cold water.

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