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Calendula Officinalis
Calendula officinalis
CALEN · 11 entries across 11 books
PreparationTincture of leaves and flowers. Clarke
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Locally. Aqueous Calendula (Marigoldin) for all wounds, the greatest healing agent. Also as an injection in leucorrhoea; internally, tincture, to third potency. For burns sores, fissures, and abrasions, etc, use Calendula CerateDose · Boericke
Reason for use
1 . Wounds of all kinds especially cuts or lacerations of soft parts ; with or without loss of substance ; promotes healthy granulation and prevents excessive suppuration ; after surgical operations.
2 . Old, neglected, offensive wounds, threatening gangrene ; much sloughing of soft parts.
3 . Rupture of muscles or tendons, with much soreness and pain ; compound fractures.
4 . Ulcers of various kinds with excessive discharge of pus ; painful as if beaten.
5 . Exhaustion from loss of blood and excessive pain.
Note : Use locally and internally.
Locally the Succus is the best preparation.
Complete text of the Calendula Officinalis entry in Gladstone Clarke - Decachords; origin and preparation from Clarke. Historical text from the classical materia medica (1828–1950). Not medical advice, and not a claim that any remedy works.
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