Backache. Debility. Kidney ache. Lactation.
GALEGA
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Remedy Origin / Source
Natural
Commentaries
Commentary and literature analysis from various clinical authorities:
- ALKALOID CALLED GALEGINE TANRET REDUCING BLOOD SUGAR
- ANAEMIA AND IMPAIRED NUTRITION
- BACKACHE KIDNEY DISEASE
- DIABETES IMUNOCOMPETENT CELL METAFORMIN
- MILK GLAND STIMULANT
- QUALITY OF MILK AND INCREASED WOMAN APPETITE
- REDUCING BLOOD SUGAR
Clinical Applications
Galega. Galega officinalis. Goat's Rue. N. O. Leguminosæ. Aqueous extract, Infusion, or Tincture of whole fresh plant. Clinical Backache. Debility. Kidney ache. Lactation. Characteristics Galega, as its name implies, has an ancient reputation as a milk-gland stimulant. The Galegæ are nearly relat...
General Description
Galega. Galega officinalis. Goat's Rue. N. O. Leguminosæ. Aqueous extract, Infusion, or Tincture of whole fresh plant. Clinical Backache. Debility. Kidney ache. Lactation. Characteristics Galega, as its name implies, has an ancient reputation as a milk-gland stimulant. The Galegæ are nearly related to Glycyrrhiza, the well-known source of liquorice. Carron de la Carrière (H. W., xxvii. 79) tested its action on the milk glands of nursing women and found it rapidly increased the quantity and quality of the milk and increased the woman's appetite. Dorretta (H. W., xxix. 177) gave Galega (he calls it "Galega vera," but doubtless it is Goat's-rue), in liquid extract of the leaves, for a common form of backache, which he located in the kidneys, though it is unaccompanied by any sign of kidney...
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Galega.
Clinical
Characteristics
Galega, as its name implies, has an ancient reputation as a milk-gland stimulant. The Galegæ are nearly related to Glycyrrhiza, the well-known source of liquorice. Carron de la Carrière (H. W., xxvii. 79) tested its action on the milk glands of nursing women and found it rapidly increased the quantity and quality of the milk and increased the woman's appetite. Dorretta (H. W., xxix. 177) gave Galega (he calls it "Galega vera," but doubtless it is Goat's-rue), in liquid extract of the leaves, for a common form of backache, which he located in the kidneys, though it is unaccompanied by any sign of kidney disease. The medicine he says is also a most excellent reconstructive in cases of anæmia and impaired nutrition.
Relations
Compare: Agnus. c., Calc. c.; in kidney-ache, Santal.
Remedy Profile
- Type Plant
- Common Name N/A
- Origin Source Natural
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