10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «LUPULINE»
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1
A Formulary for the Preparation and Medical Administration ...
Medicinal employment of Lupuline. Powder of Lupuline. Lupuline 1 part.
Powdered white sugar . . 2 parts. First bruise the lupuline in an earthenware
mortar, and add the sugar gradually : then mix them well. Pills of Lupuline. Take a
quantity of ...
2
Formulary for the preparation and employment of several new ...
has ascertained nothing conclusive. He has made a variety of experiments upon
animals, both with lupuline in substance, and with different preparations of it, but
he has never observed any narcotic effect, although this is one of the properties ...
3
Transactions and Proceedings of the Botanical Society of ...
The lupuline is produced on the ovaries, on the inferior surface of the bracts and
on that of the leaves. It is equally met with on the stem and on the stipules ; but it
is only on the ovary and on the scales of the cone that the lupuline arrives at its ...
Botanical Society of Edinburgh, 1866
4
transactions of the botanical society
The lupuline is produced on the ovaries, on the inferior surface of the bracts and
on that of the leaves. It is equally met with on the stem and on the stipules ; but it
is only on the ovary and on the scales of the cone that the lupuline arrives at its ...
5
Formulary for the preparation and employment of several new ...
has ascertained nothing conclusive, lie basjnade a variety of experiments upon
animals, both with lupuline in substance, and with different preparations of it, but
he has never observed any narcotic effect, although this is one of the properties ...
François Magendie, Joseph Houlton, 1828
6
The Edinburgh new philosophical journal
Chemical History of Lupuline. The matter contained in the gland, which I
designate by the name of Lupuline, has a very complex composition ; its
constituent principles may be classed into two groups : the one embracing those
that are volatile, ...
7
The Edinburgh Medical and Surgical Journal (etc.)- ...
larger doses of old than fresh lupuline. The most important con' stituent of
lupuline appears to be a volatile oil, which is partially soluble in water, and very
soluble in alcohol and ether; its smell resembles, but is stronger and less
pleasant than ...
8
Formulary for the preparation and employment of many new ...
It is this latter principle for which the name of lupuline should be reserved. It has a
very bitter taste, and is soluble in water, alcohol, and ether, to which it
communicates its bitterness. Action upon man and other animals. Dr. Ives
regards it at the ...
9
Formulary for the preparation and employment of several new ...
Bruise the lupuline in a porcelain mortar and gradually add the sugar. Mix them
accurately. PILLS OF LUPULINE. Beat any quantity of lupuline into a mass, and
form pills. This substance needs no adjuvant for the purpose of forming a mass.
10
The American Journal of the Medical Sciences
Lupuline completely relieved irritability of the bladder in two elderly females.” The
following are the conclusions at which Mr. J. has arrived with regard to the
lupuline. “1st. First it contains two distinct and difl'erent principles. “2d. That one of
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