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Euonymus Atropurpureus - Wahoo |
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This section is from the "The Indian Household Medicine Guide" book, by J. I. Lighthall. Also available from Amazon: The Indian Household Medicine Guide
Wahoo improves digestion and should be used in combination with other bitter tonics, such as gentian, golden seal, etc. It is an anti-periodic, and is very useful in counteracting malaria. It is a fine substitute for quinine, and will answer in the place of it in a great many cases. Make the tincture as directed with other barks. To break chills, take a teaspoonful every two hours before time for the chill.
 
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