Orva Health Dictionary

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(Anglo-Saxon / French) A courageous friend / as precious as gold Orvah
Health Source: Medical Dictionary
Author: Health Dictionary

Clary

Clear-eye. Salvia sclarea L. French: Orvale. German: Muskatsalvee. Spanish: Salvia sylvestre. Italian: Salvia Sclarea. Part used: herb.

Action: anticonvulsive, sedative, stomachic, mucilage, antifungal, oestrogenic.

Uses: Weak stomach, indigestion, mild spasm, sleeplessness from over-excitability. A mucilage from the seeds is used as a soothing emollient for the eyes to allay inflammation or assist in removal of a foreign body. Old-time gardeners placed a single seed in the eye for removal of speck of dust. Is not advised for cases where orthodox oestrogens are prescribed. Menopause.

Preparations: Internal – Practitioner use only.

Liquid Extract. Dose, 2 to 4ml. Thrice daily, in water. Aromatherapy. Essential oil, as an inhalant for hysteria, panic states.

To enhance relaxation of a hot bath – 5-10 drops. The oil is not used internally in the presence of uterine cancers, cysts, fibroids or endometriosis. ... clary




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