- in the 1920s.
Benvenuto Cellini recounts using lignum vitae,
presumably decocted, to cure
himself of a
venereal disease, the "French Pox",
presumably syphilis...
-
golden colour.
Depending upon the
temperature of the
water in
which it is
decocted, the
flavour will be different,
adding to the
appeal of sencha. With relatively...
-
Herbs may be
prepared as
infusions when an herb is
soaked in a
liquid or
decocted—simmered in
water over low heat for a
certain period. Some
examples of...
- wild boar
could be used therapeutically. Boar gallstones,
powdered and
decocted,
could cure epidemics. Boar teeth,
burnt to
ashes and ingested,
could alleviate...
- niḥkrodha (=niṣkrodha, wrath) → nikkodha, niḥpakva (=niṣpakva, well-cooked,
decocted, infused) → nippakka, niḥśoka (ugly, unhappy, inglorious)→ nissoka, niḥsattva...
-
Korean ginseng along with
jujubes and
dried Korean chestnuts.
These are
decocted for
several hours over a low heat,
sweetened with honey, and
served with...
- insect-repelling properties.[citation needed] Traditionally, the
plants were
decocted and used as a
treatment for
snakebites in Mexico, and the
leaves were used...
- with
those of
Taxillus chinensis are
decocted and
drunk to
treat cough.
Leucorrhoea is
treated with a
decocted mix of the bark and wood of Amphineurion...
-
modern ****anese sencha. For consumption,
dried tea
leaves were
either decocted with
water and
other herbs, or
ground into a
powder to be
taken straight...
- made out of
fruits and
flowers with a
natural sugar base.
Asava Wine,
decocted extracts or cold
infusion extracts of
different herbs fermented with flowers...
