Tussilago farfara: Coltsfoot.

BOTANICAL NAMES: Tussilago farfara
COMMON NAMES: Coltsfoot; Cough Wort; Horse Hoof;
PHARMACOPEIAL NAMES:
Identifying Characteristics:
- Stem:
- Leaves:
- Flowers:
- Root:
- Fruit:
- Taste:
- Odour:
Distribution:
Parts used:
Body Parts Affected:
Constituents: Sulphur; Tannin's,
Parts Used Leaves
Solvents: Water
Therapeutic Action: Soothing Expectorant.
Astrological:
NUMEROLOGICAL
Medical Uses Cough remedy, hoarseness 7, Bronchitis. , Shredded leaves smoked for Bronchitis. , Strong decoction as poultice for ulcers, Swelling Phlebitis. Contains sulphur beneficial in treating some skin disorders.
HOMEOPATHIC:
Chinese:
Contra-Indications can irritate the liver when used excessively.
Preparation:
Dosage:
- Infusion 2-6 ounces, sipped slowly.
- Decoction
- Fluid extract
- oil
- powder 60 grain
- tincture Frequent teaspoon full
- Syrup #2 Frequent Teaspoon
Administrations:
Notes: Used at Dawn by Shaman of Grease & Asia minor.
Formulas:
- =% Formula #16 chBronchitisURL: healing and soothing
Congenial Combinations:
NON MEDICAL USES:
Cultivation:
Sister Plants
History:
Harvest:
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