2D. Attenuaters of Congealed Blood

Anti-thrombotic, Anticoagulant

These have the effects of Inciding or Cutting Medicines, but are used for clotted or congealed Blood, as well as clotted milk in women’s breasts. They are likewise similar to the stronger sort of Attenuaters.

They have several spheres of activity:

• Trauma, Bruising
• Chronic Fixed, stabbing pain, including Headaches, Joint or Muscle pain, Organ pain
• Gynecology, where they are used for dark, clotted blood with pain and infertility associated with Blood stasis

These medicines are primarily Blood Moving medicine.

Self Heal                        Comfrey                        Thyme                        Chervil                        Bay                        Wormwood                        Rue                        Clary                        Tansy                        Marjoram                        Herb Robert                        Vinegar prepared Cumin                        Saffron                        Madder                        Bittersweet                        Round Birthwort                        Doronicum                        Myrrh                        Turpentine                        Vinegar of Squill                        Mead

Bugle Golden Rod Savory Cress Parsley Mugwort Figwort Devils Bit Feverfew Vervain St. John’s wort Radish seed Safflower Rhubarb Bryony Swallow-wort Zedoary Frankincense Gum Ammoniac dissolved in Vinegar Oxymel of Squill Lye of Juniper ashes

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Western Classification

2. Secondary Faculties a. Aperients b. Attenuaters c. Inciding Medicines d. Attenuaters of Congealed Blood e. Lenitive f. Purifying g. Cleansing h. Carminatives i. Antispasmodics j. Rarefying k. Resolvent l. Emollients m. Drawing n. Repellents o. Astringent p. Hemostatic q. Anodyne r. Narcotics & Hypnotics

s. Strengthening t. Glutinate u. Suppuratives v. Expel Pus w. Sarcotics x. Incarnative y. Corrosive z. Cicatrizing 3. Tertiary Faculties a. Sudorifics and Diaphoretics b. Febrifuge and Antipyretic c. Alexipharmic d. Cordials and Cardiacs e. Diuretics f. Lithontriptic g. Emmenagogue h. Lactagogue i. Aphrodisiacs j. Increase Semen

k. Expectorant l. Anti-tussive m. Arthritic Medicines n. Vulnerary o. Emetics p. Masticatories & Sternutatories q. Anthelmintic 4. According to Part a. Cephalic b. Opthalmic c. Cardiac d. Pectoral e. Stomachic f. Splenetic g. Hepatic h. Nephritics i. Uterine j. Nervine k. Arthritic