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  1. ... useful in menorrhagia. POTASSII ACETAS. 543 Carota. Wild Carrot. The seeds of the Daucus carota, an indigenous umbellifer. Active ingredient, a volatile oil. ...
  2. ... infusion. Infusion ?ss to water 1 pint. Family Umbelliferce—Daucus Carota, or Wild Carrot— Indigenous. Natural History—Is possessed of considerable acrimony ...
  3. NLM Digital Collections - The American practice of medicine 
    Publication: Philadelphia : J. Buchanan, 1868
    ... Charcoal and yeast poultice, elm poultice with ley, carrot poultice, cranberry poultice, logwood poultice, lotions of permanga- ... abundance of the latter —consisting of potatoes, turnips, carrots, parsnips, cabbages, cauli- flowers, radishes, water cresses, celery, ...
  4. ... coming into more general use. The desiccated cabbages, carrots, and green peas of Masson, and the potatoes ... to the questions of preserving peas, beans, sprouts, carrots, turnips, &e-., in a fresh stale for months ...
  5. NLM Digital Collections - Military medical manual 
    Publication: Harrisburg, Pennsylvania : The Military Service Publishing Company, [1945]
    ... small whole boiled onions, green peas, and cooked carrots; cocoanut; etc. The mess halls should be clean ... squash, string beans, lettuce, celery, to- matoes, and carrots. Salads; lettuce, celery, tomato, canned fresh fruit, and ...
  6. ... in every respect, similar to that of the carrot. Many prefer the root of the scorzonera Hispanica, ... yellow flowere. The root of this last is carrot-shaped, about as thick as one's finger, taperhig ...
  7. ... The Umbelliferous roofs, in common use, are the Carrot and'the Parsnip. These are saccharine, and slightly ... Medical Pro- perties. The root and leaves of Daucus Carota are wholesome and nutritive, but the analogous parts ...
  8. NLM Digital Collections - Human physiology (Volume 1) 
    Publication: Philadelphia : Lea and Blanchard, 1850
    ... single sub- stance, as wheat, oats, barley, cabbage, carrots, &c, commonly die, with every mark of inanition, ... salep, peas, haricots, lentils, &c. 2. Mucilaginous aliments; carrot, salsify, beet, turnip, asparagus, cabbage, lettuce, artichoke, melon, & ...
  9. ... irritable ones, diluted, hepatized ammonia ; ointments containing opium : carrot and hemlock poultices; a solution of opium ; and ... a very good liquor for making poultices. The carrot-poultice is also found to agree with a ...
  10. NLM Digital Collections - Lexicon medicum, or, Medical dictionary : containing an explanation of the terms in anatomy, .... 
    Publication: New York : E. Bliss & E. White, How, Spaulding & Dwight, F. & R. Lockwood, and J.V. Seaman, 1822
    ... chronic complaints. Widow-wail. See Daphne mezereum. Wild carrot. See Daucus sylvestris. Wild cucumber. See Momordica elate- ...
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