Bitters
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This section is from the book "Materia Medica And Therapeutics: An Introduction to the National Treatment of Disease", by John Mitchell Bruce. Also available from Amazon: The pharmacology and therapeutics of the materia medica.
Bitters
It bourn
Nectandraand Beberia
Aloe
Cinchona and Quinia
Taraxacum
Nux Vomica and Strychnia
Calumba
Quassia
Aromatics.
Rosmarinum Mentha Piperita MenthaViridis Cinnamomum Lavandula Eucalyptus Sambucus Rosae Zingiber Car lumonium Myristica Caryophyllum Oleum Cajuputi Carui
Fceniculum Oleum Anisi Anethum Coriandrum
Ammoniacum
Assafcetida
Valeriana
Moschus
Sunibul
Aromatic Bitters.
Cascarilla
Anthemis
Gentiana
Chiretta
Lupulus
Serpentaria
Limon
Aurantium
Canella
Cusparia
Spirituous.
Alcohol (in every form) Aether Chloroformum
Sweets.
Glycyrrhiza
Glycerinum
Saccharum
Tberiaca
Mel
Chloroformum
Pungents or Acrid.
Piper (partly aromatic) Cubeba ditto Pyrethium Capsicum Sinapis Armoracia Guaiacum
Acid Substances.
Pot. Tartr.
Acida Tamarindus Limon Aurantium Wines
Dilutum Acidum Nitricum Dilutum
Acidum Hydrochloricum
Dilutum
Acidum NitroHydrochlori-cum Dilutum Acidum Aceti-cum Dilutum Acetum Oxjmel Acidum Phosphor icum
Dilutum Acid Tartaricum Ac. Citricum Ac. Carbonicum
Demulcents.
Ficus Ulmus
Egg
Hordeum Tamarindus Linum
Uvae
Tragacantha Acacia Amygdala Cassia Water Ice Milk Isinglass Cetraria Syrupus I'heriaca Mel
Amylum Triticum Oleum Olivse Oleum Amyg-duloo
Slalagogues.
Tabacum Jaborandi Physostigma Acids Potassae Tartras Acida Tamarindus Limon Aurantium Prunus Wines
Hydrargyrum Ioda
Anti-sialagogue.
Soda
Ammonia
Lithia
Opium
Belladonna
Hyoscyamus
Stramonium
Nauseous substances
Insipid foods and drinks
Tabacum (excess)
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