Coryza. Hay-fever.
ANTHOXANTHUM
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Remedy Origin / Source
Natural
Clinical Applications
Anthoxanthum. Anthoxanthum odoratum. Sweet Vernal Grass. (Europe and America.) N. O. Gramineæ. Tincture of fresh flowering herb. Clinical Coryza. Hay-fever. Characteristics This remedy has not been proved, but has been used with success on the clinical indication of the effects produced by the po...
General Description
Anthoxanthum. Anthoxanthum odoratum. Sweet Vernal Grass. (Europe and America.) N. O. Gramineæ. Tincture of fresh flowering herb. Clinical Coryza. Hay-fever. Characteristics This remedy has not been proved, but has been used with success on the clinical indication of the effects produced by the pollen grains on those subject to hay-fever. It is used both locally and internally. A popular remedy for hay-fever is "hay tea," a decoction made of hay itself. Relations Compare: Cepa, Arsen., Naphthal., Sabad., Psorin.; and its botanical allies, Ananth., Avena, Arundo, Lolium, and Sacch. off.
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Anthoxanthum.
Clinical
Characteristics
This remedy has not been proved, but has been used with success on the clinical indication of the effects produced by the pollen grains on those subject to hay-fever. It is used both locally and internally. A popular remedy for hay-fever is "hay tea," a decoction made of hay itself.
Relations
Compare: Cepa, Arsen., Naphthal., Sabad., Psorin.; and its botanical allies, Ananth., Avena, Arundo, Lolium, and Sacch. off.
Anthoxanthum odoratum
(Sweet Vernal Grass)
PHARMACY
antho. Anthoxanthum odoratum. Sweet vernal grass. N. O. Gramineae. Europe and America. Tincture of fresh flowering herb. Historical use: Tincture and all potencies.
CLINICAL
Allergies. Coryza. Hay fever.
HERBAL
A popular remedy for hay fever is "hay tea," a decoction made of hay itself. Antho. is used both externally and internally, with success on its effects produced by the pollen grains on those subject to hay fever. Seasonal allergies.
RELATIONS
- Compare: (1) All-c., Ars., Naph., Sabad., Psor.
- (2) Anan., Avena, Arund., Loi.
- (3) Sac-alb.
REFERENCES
Boericke. Clarke.
Remedy Profile
- Type Plant
- Common Name N/A
- Origin Source Natural
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