Species Incisa
Western
Augustine Dispensatory
1. The first is from Augustine Dispensatory
2. Schroeder (Compleat Chymical Dispensatory)
3. A Lesser Version (Fuchs, Opera Didactica, 1604):
Powder. Instead of the confections, the seeds can be used, adding sugar to taste.
Clears Cold and Phlegm, warms and strengthens the Stomach
1. poor Appetite
2. Indigestion
3. Stomach debility
4. Stomach Pain from Cold and Phlegm
5. also for Colic and abdominal Spasms from Wind.
1⁄2–1 dram, with warm water or wine
None noted
There were many variations on this theme. Another version being Peptic Powder.
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Tradition:
Western
Source / Author:
Augustine Dispensatory
1. The first is from Augustine Dispensatory
Herb NameLicoriceCinnamon Ginger Calamus Mace Nutmeg Galangal Clove Cubeb Aniseed Caraway Fennel seed Coriander seed prepared |
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2. Schroeder (Compleat Chymical Dispensatory)
Herb NameLicoriceCinnamon Ginger Galangal Zedoary Mace Nutmeg Clove Cubeb Aniseed confected Caraway confected Fennel seed confected Coriander seed confected |
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3. A Lesser Version (Fuchs, Opera Didactica, 1604):
Herb NameAniseedLicorice Coriander seed confected Fennel seed Caraway Ginger Calamus Galangal Zedoary |
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Preparation:
Powder. Instead of the confections, the seeds can be used, adding sugar to taste.
Function:
Clears Cold and Phlegm, warms and strengthens the Stomach
Use:
1. poor Appetite
2. Indigestion
3. Stomach debility
4. Stomach Pain from Cold and Phlegm
5. also for Colic and abdominal Spasms from Wind.
Dose:
1⁄2–1 dram, with warm water or wine
Cautions:
None noted
Modifications:
There were many variations on this theme. Another version being Peptic Powder.
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Back to FORMULAS
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