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Automated live-review record
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Source: A new family herbal, or, A history & description of all the British and foreign plants, which are useful to man. Either as food, medicine, farming purposes, or in the arts and manufactures, [electronic resource] by Brook, Richard, 19th cent (1840), narrative-offset-584663.
Ingredients or materials as extracted
- MIXTURES: This removes sickness at the stomach, relieves vomiting, promotes perspiration, and may be of some service in fevers, especially of the inflamma- tory kind. Saline mixtures Dissolve a dram of salt of tartar in four ounces of boiling water ; and, when cold, drop into it spi- rit of vitriol till the effervesence ceases ; then add, of peppermint-water, two ounces ; simple syrup one ounce.
Method as extracted
- Mix according to the source passage: This removes sickness at the stomach, relieves vomiting, promotes perspiration, and may be of some service in fevers, especially of the inflamma- tory kind. Saline mixtures Dissolve a dram of salt of tartar in four ounces of boiling water ; and, when cold, drop into it spi- rit of vitriol till the effervesence ceases ; then add, of peppermint-water, two ounces ; simple syrup one ounce.
Live editorial status
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- The historical use wording does not establish modern clinical effectiveness.
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Primary and supporting references
- A new family herbal, or, A history & description of all the British and foreign plants, which are useful to man. Either as food, medicine, farming purposes, or in the arts and manufactures, [electronic resource] — A new family herbal, or, A history & description of all the British and foreign plants, which are useful to man. Either as food, medicine, farming purposes, or in the arts and manufactures, [electronic resource]Primary source for the extracted ingredients and method at narrative-offset-584663.