Tincture of cardamom

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Source: Mother's Remedies by Thomas Jefferson Ritter (1910), narrative-offset-1693592.

Ingredients or materials as extracted

• cardamom: This is, an old, tried and effective remedy, 3. Convulsions, Old Tried Remedy for.--"Put patient in hot bath; give castor oil and rub vigorously." The castor oil does good in cases where the bowels are too loose or constipated, as the case may be, by carrying off the impurities, and the hot bath equalizes the circulation, relieving the convulsion. Convulsions, A New York Mother's Remedy for.--"Chloroform one-half dra

Method as extracted

1. Macerate according to the source passage: This is, an old, tried and effective remedy, 3. Convulsions, Old Tried Remedy for.--"Put patient in hot bath; give castor oil and rub vigorously." The castor oil does good in cases where the bowels are too loose or constipated, as the case may be, by carrying off the impurities, and the hot bath equalizes the circulation, relieving the convulsion. Convulsions, A New York Mother's Remedy for.--"Chloroform one-half dram, tincture of cardamom, one-half ounce, spearmint water, two and one-half ounces.

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