Tincture Against Paralysis

Tradition:

Western

Source / Author:

Mylius

Herb Name Asparagus root Peony root Butchers Broom root Hyssop Betony Gout-Ivy Cowslips Melon seed Gourd seed Pumpkin seed Cucumber seed Calendula Stoechas flowers Rosemary flowers Motherwort Cinnamon Raisins

Latin Asparagus officinale Paeonia officinalis Ruscus aculeatus Hyssopus officinale Betonica officinalis Ajuga chamaepitys Primula veris Citrullus vulgaris Cucurbita spp. Cucurbita pepo Cucumis sativus Calendula officinalis Lavendula stoechas Rosmarinus officinalis Leonurus cardiaca Cinnamonum zeylanicum Vitis vinifera Amount 6 drams ea. 1 handful ea. 2 drams 1 pugil ea. 1 oz. ea.

Preparation:

With a sufficient amount of Malago Wine, form a Tincture. It can be made with 40% alcohol.

Function:

Nourishes Yin and Qi, benefits the Nerves, settles Wind

Use:

1. Paralysis
2. other Wind diseases associated with Yin deficiency

Dose:

2–3 ounces are taken first thing in the morning, and last thing before bed; also used topically.

Cautions:

None noted

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