1 95
2 Warbitrgii tinctura antifebr bleeding
3 piles.
4 Xanthox. atom, sem., transient loss of
5 blood, p.
6 Zinc., itching, burning and pricking
7 with sensat. of soreness of the anus.
8 Zinci sutph., bleeding piles. Blind
9 piles. P.
10 Hair — applications to Ihe ; to
11 BLACKEN IT, OR, TO STRENGTHEN ITS
12 GROWTH J ALSO ENUMERATION OF
13 SUBSTANCES WHICH PRODUCE THE
14 LOSS OF HAIR.
15 Abr. prec. a. (with honey applied)
16 baldness, r.
17 Acon.fei'., loss of the eye-lashes with
18 Lepra.
19 Alth., loss of the hair in catarrh.
20 Ambra gr., loss of the hair. (Inter- j
21 nally and locally, applied with po- 1
22 matum) r. (y. Cannab.)
23 Anac. or., to blacken the hair. r.
24 Arg. fulm., loss of the beard, with j
25 itching of the chin.
26 Arg. nitric, fus., falling out of the j
27 beard with itching of the chin.
28 Asa /., baldness.
29 A ur. nitro-mur ., loss of hair.
30 Bar., baldness, n.
31 Bdell., falling out of the hair. m. 30.
32 Behen a. % r., as a stimulant to the
33 hair. k.
34 Bism., as blackening the hair. r.
35 Cactus, v. Sesam. Or.
36 Caloir. gig., v. Melia Azed.
37 Cann. sem., as stimulating the growth
38 of hair. r. Perhaps the hemp-oil,
39 mixed with Ambra gr., Cantharides ,
40 &c., and internally or externally j
41 employed, might prove a useful j
42 combination.
43 Cnnth., is said to stimulate the growth j
44 of hair. Burned Cantharides applied
45 with oil make the hair grow. Tohf.
46 Take of bull’s-marrow one ounce
47 and a half ; bees-wax two drachms ;
48 rose- oil, half an ounce ; extract
49 (watery) of blistering flies, twenty-
50 four grains ; volatile-oil of cloves,
51 four drops ; make these ingredients
52 into a pomade ; for stimulating the
53 growth of hair. r.
54 Carbo an. (C. c. u.) falling out of the
55 beard with itching of the chin.
56 Cass. Fist, pulpa, falling out of the
57 beard with haemorrhoids.
58 Catechu, v. Jugl. nux
59 Cervi c. u., v. Carbo an.
60 Coc. nuc. 61., applied, as a stimulant
61 for the growth of hair. r.
62 Coff. Ar., stimulating the growth of
63 hair. Raw coffee should be pounded,
64 and, either roasted with fresh butter,
65 strained, andmixed with some odori-
66 ferous substances (as ambergris, oil
67 of cloves, &c.) used as a pomatum f
68 or simply boiled with water, and
69 the decoction used as a wash, every
70 morning.
71 Corvineum (?) raven-gall one grain,
72 mixed with a few grains of powdered
73 sugar, used daily as a snuff, is said
74 to prevent the hair from becoming
75 grey.
76 Creos ., loss of the hair.
77 ' Crot. T., blackening the hair. r.
78 Cucum. acut., falling out of the hair of
79 the head.
80 Cup. sulph., v. Jugl. nux
81 Ferr ., v. Papav. rh.
82 Fic. Ind., stimulating the growth of
83 hair. r.
84 Indig of era Anil , v. Laws. in.
85 Iod., blackening the hair. r.
86 Jugl. nux, walnut-blossoms half a
87 pound, bitter-oil (mustard-oil) one