Tinctura in Schirro Lienis Tincture Against Schirrus of the Spleen

Tradition:

Western

Source / Author:

Mylius

Herb Name Wormwood Oregano Rue Hyssop St. John’s wort Calamint Spikenard Tamarisk Balm Mallow Pennyroyal Aniseed Caraway seed Fennel seed Dodder Benzoin

Latin Artemisia absinthum Oreganum vulgare Ruta graveolens Hyssopus officinale Hypericum perforatum Calamintha officinalis Nardostachys jatamansi Tamarix gallica Melissa officinalis Malva sylvestris Mentha pulegium Pimpinella anisum Carum carvi Foeniculum vulgare Cuscuta europea Styrax benzoin Amount 1 handful ea. 1⁄2 handful 3 drams

Preparation:

Mix and form a Tincture with a sufficient amount of the Vinegar of Squills (enough to cover by 3 fingerbreadths.
It can also be formed into a tincture with plain Vinegar, or Alcohol.

Function:

Opens Obstruction, Clears Damp, Moves Qi and Blood, Resolves Masses

Use:

1. Hardness, Fibrosis or Tumor of the Spleen
2. Hardness, Fibrosis or Tumor of other abdominal organs: Stomach, Liver, Pancreas etc.
3. May also be useful for Uterine and Ovarian tumors (made as an alcohol tincture)

Dose:

1–2 oz.

Cautions:

Not used during Pregnancy.

Modifications:

Scirrhus means Hardness or Fibrosis.
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