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Birch
... Birch Betula species Family : Betulaceae by Anna Fraser Contents: Names The Mother Tree Mood Imagine Amazing Bark Birch Cultivation Birch Wood Birch Medicine Medium and Messenger New Beginnings Great Giver ... comfort....... Back to contents Birch Medicine Apart from its use as medicine for fever, skin complaints and bark for rheumatic and arthritic pain, already mentioned, Birch has yet more to ...
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Box
... powdered bark of a Peruvian tree Cinchona succirubra, which since has been known as "Peruvian Bark"). Quinine became famous for the treatment of malaria, a disease with intermittent fevers. Please see Making Tree Medicine ... by a severe febrile illness in two phases. After the first attack of fever and general malaise, the fever declines and a rash appears which changes in a few days to raised ...
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Tamil
... Tamil Nadu Sacred grove Size (ha) Number of plant species Tree densitya (No./ha) Tree basai area (m2/ha) Tree area juvenile populationb (No./ha) Kandanur 33 50 875 ... alsinoides Leaf decoction Prolonged fever Ficus benghalensis Latex, fruit, aerial root Whitish discharge, tooth trouble Gisekia pharnaceoides Plant juice Expels tapeworms from stomach Jatropha curcas Crushed bark, latex Cholera, ...
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Aleaf E_H
... fever’ and ‘Typhoid fever’. ALDER: The bark of Alder was, like that of many other trees, used frequently as a quinine substitute. ASH: Before the introduction of Quinine from the Peruvian Chinchona bark, Ash bark ... Please see ‘Arteriosclerosis’, ‘Health maintenance’ and ‘High Cholesterol’ (Apple). Hernia's PLANE: Plane tree bark boiled in vinegar. Herpes BIRCH: As a disinfectant lotion or compress, a ...
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