Dysentery.
PELARGONIUM RENIFORME
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Remedy Origin / Source
Natural
Clinical Applications
Pelargonium Reniforme. Rabassum (Dutch). N. O. Geraniaceæ. Tincture of fresh root. Clinical Dysentery. Characteristics Pel. ren. (G. M. H. in H. W., xxxiv. 546) is a Kafir remedy for dysentery. The root is cut up very fine or bruised, and then boiled in milk for a considerable time. Many British ...
General Description
Pelargonium Reniforme. Rabassum (Dutch). N. O. Geraniaceæ. Tincture of fresh root. Clinical Dysentery. Characteristics Pel. ren. (G. M. H. in H. W., xxxiv. 546) is a Kafir remedy for dysentery. The root is cut up very fine or bruised, and then boiled in milk for a considerable time. Many British soldiers were cured of dysentery with it in the Boer War. It is also used for purging in horses. When a horse is attacked during a journey the root (which is very thick) is wrapped up and tied to the bit. The juice mingles with the saliva and is swallowed.
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Pelargonium Reniforme.
Clinical
Characteristics
Pel. ren. (G. M. H. in H. W., xxxiv. 546) is a Kafir remedy for dysentery. The root is cut up very fine or bruised, and then boiled in milk for a considerable time. Many British soldiers were cured of dysentery with it in the Boer War. It is also used for purging in horses. When a horse is attacked during a journey the root (which is very thick) is wrapped up and tied to the bit. The juice mingles with the saliva and is swallowed.
Remedy Profile
- Type Plant
- Common Name N/A
- Origin Source Natural
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