- of
hematuria after swallowing a dose of
cantharides,
which he
intended to
fortify his **** drive.
Cantharides were in
widespread use
among the
upper classes...
-
others in its
family were used in
traditional apothecary preparations as "
Cantharides". The
insect is the
source of the
terpenoid cantharidin, a
toxic blistering...
- aphrodisiacs,
including the
notoriously dangerous "green
metallic beetles",
cantharides, have
appeared in many
Moroccan ras el
hanout formulations, but these...
-
medicine include:
Tincture of
benzoin Tincture of
cannabis Tincture of
cantharides Tincture of
castoreum Tincture of
ferric citrochloride, a
chelate of...
- and mood
stabilizer drugs such as
sodium valproate. Anticoagulants,
cantharides (Spanish Fly) and
recreational drugs (alcohol,
heroin and cocaine) have...
-
thallium acetate,
sodium azide,
sodium cyanide,
mercury oxycyanide,
cantharides, colchicine,
powerful anticoagulants such as brodifacoum, phenylsilatranes...
- (useful to
produce red dye), diamonds, sandalwood, incense,
puyang pepper,
cantharides (green
beetles used for medicine), steel, turtles, tortoises****, strange...
-
wrote that he had been
performing this
procedure (using
either iodine or
cantharides)
since 1836.
Another early American practitioner of this
method was George...
- to kill his wife. In
ancient Greece, the
Spanish fly (also
known as
cantharides) was
crushed with
herbs and used in love potions. It was
believed to...
- To
treat his
kidney stones, John
Wilkins was fed, "four red-hot
oyster s**** in a
quart of
cider and
blistering with
cantharides."...
