Diarrhœa. Tubercular diarrhœa.
COTO BARK
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Remedy Origin / Source
Natural
Clinical Applications
Coto Bark. Coto Bark. A bark of unknown botanical origin (N. O. Lauraceæ?) obtained from Bolivia. Tincture. Trituration of alkaloid Cotoin. Clinical Diarrhœa. Tubercular diarrhœa. Characteristics The bark has been used in medicine as a diarrhœa remedy, probably from aboriginal tradition. Hansen s...
General Description
Coto Bark. Coto Bark. A bark of unknown botanical origin (N. O. Lauraceæ?) obtained from Bolivia. Tincture. Trituration of alkaloid Cotoin. Clinical Diarrhœa. Tubercular diarrhœa. Characteristics The bark has been used in medicine as a diarrhœa remedy, probably from aboriginal tradition. Hansen says it is especially valuable in "chronic tubercular, watery diarrhœa, very copious and exhausting." Substantial doses only have been used.
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Coto Bark.
Clinical
Characteristics
The bark has been used in medicine as a diarrhœa remedy, probably from aboriginal tradition. Hansen says it is especially valuable in "chronic tubercular, watery diarrhœa, very copious and exhausting." Substantial doses only have been used.
Remedy Profile
- Type Plant
- Common Name N/A
- Origin Source Natural
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