Confection for all Stomach Diseases
Western / Unani
De morbus internis curandis, Mesue, 1551
* Corticum exteriorum pistaceorum could be the Bark of the tree or the shell of the nut
* The amount of Red and White Coral (together) was to be equal to the rest.
Powder the herbs, then form a confection with sufficient Sugar.
Strengthens the Stomach, benefits Digetsion
1. promotes Appetite and Digestion
2. Indigestion, Poor appetite, nausea
3. Abdominal fullness and distention
4. Acid Regurgitation
1–2 drams
None noted
Source text says it ‘cures all diseases of the stomach if God wishes’; and that it is found by ‘noble experience transcends any medication’. It may be used for any constitution, with or without matter (excess humors).
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Tradition:
Western / Unani
Source / Author:
De morbus internis curandis, Mesue, 1551
Herb NameMasticAloeswood Myrrh Cinnamon Aniseed Pistachio shell * Clove Indian Spikenard Eyebright Red Coral White Coral Sugar |
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* Corticum exteriorum pistaceorum could be the Bark of the tree or the shell of the nut
* The amount of Red and White Coral (together) was to be equal to the rest.
Preparation:
Powder the herbs, then form a confection with sufficient Sugar.
Function:
Strengthens the Stomach, benefits Digetsion
Use:
1. promotes Appetite and Digestion
2. Indigestion, Poor appetite, nausea
3. Abdominal fullness and distention
4. Acid Regurgitation
Dose:
1–2 drams
Cautions:
None noted
Modifications:
Source text says it ‘cures all diseases of the stomach if God wishes’; and that it is found by ‘noble experience transcends any medication’. It may be used for any constitution, with or without matter (excess humors).
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