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Robert Kemp Philp
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Dose,
of
the
infusion,
one
and
a
half
to
two
ounces;
of
the
tincture,
one
to
four
drachms;
of
the
extract,
from
ten
to
thirty
grains.
717.
Camomile.
The
flowers
of
the
camomile
are
tonic,
slightly
anodyne,
antispasmodic,
and
emetic.
They
are
used
externally
as
fomentations,
in
colic,
faceache,
and
tumours,
and
to
unhealthy
ulcers.
They
are
used
internally
in
the
form
of
infusion,
with
carbonate
of
soda,
ginger,
and
other
stomachic
remedies,
in
dyspepsia,
flatulent
colic,
debility
following
dysentery
and
gout.
Warm
infusion
of
the
flowers
acts
as
an
emetic;
and
the
powdered
flowers
are
sometimes
combined
with
opium
or
kino,
and
given
in
intermittent
fevers.
Dose,
of
the
powdered
flowers,
from
ten
grains
to
one
drachm,
twice
or
thrice
a
day;
of
the
infusion,
from
one
to
two
ounces,
as
a
tonic,
three
times
a
day:
and
from
six
ounces
to
one
pint
as
an
emetic;
of
the
extract,
from
five
to
twenty
grains.
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