Encyclopedia of Folk Medicine: Old World and New World TraditionsBloomsbury Academic, 2004 - 392페이지 A wide-ranging compilation on the materia medica of the ordinary people of Britain and North America, comparing practices in both places. |
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... ( Vickery 1995 : 108 ) . Mallow has been used for cuts ( Vickery 1995 : 229 ) . The in- ner layer of an onion skin was used as a natural plaster ( Vickery 1995 : 267 ) . Vale- rian ( Valeriana sp . ) was called cut - leaf in Sussex , and ...
... ( Vickery 1995 : 124 ) . The bark has been used to treat rheuma- tism , and in powdered form as a laxative in Scotland ... ( Vickery 1995 : 122 ) , a use reminiscent of the well - known practice of tying elder branches to the horse's harness ...
... ( Vickery 1995 : 199 ) . In Ireland boiled garlic was used ( Vickery 1995 : 151 ) or the juice of laurel leaves ( Prunus laurocerasus ) mixed with un- salted butter ( Logan 1972 : 74 ) , or water in which oak leaves have been boiled ...