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Contents: Chapter 2 (Animal, Inorganic, Plant) Ingredients >> Elyria Medica §3 (by Hajime Saito)

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From Hajime Saito, the "Simplified Elyria Medica" in all its splendor.

Animal-based ingredients

• Ambergris Physter catodom
• Beaver Castor fiber
• Fish Oil and Omega-3
• Honey
• Molluscs Strombidae and Muricidae
• Musk
• Pearl: Pinctada margaritifera
• Toxins and venoms
• Wax Apis mellifica

Inorganic ingredients

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• Alum: (AM(SO4)2, A = potassium or ammonium and M = aluminium or chromium. Therapeutic uses: Alum was used to stop bleeding and inflammatory skin conditions. It was also used widely in tanning, cosmetics and in aftershave.
• Arsenic Therapeutic uses: Arsenic was widely used as a poison for human and vermin. It was also misused for its mild hallucinogenic properties which resulted in many fatal overdoses. It was also used to treat necrotic skin lesions and used in toothpaste to treat mouth ulcers, gum disease and tooth decay.
• Bezoar stone Therapeutic uses: General treatment for poisoning
• Borax Biome (tribe): Borax is an inorganic mineral often mined in arid climates (The Waerd and Erishe) Therapeutic uses: It is a highly toxic substance, often used as a pesticide and poison. It was used as an antiseptic for cuts, bites, stings and wounds. It has also been used (and still is in certain circumstances) as a treatment for gynaecological infections such as yeast infections.
• Copper and Cuprite Therapeutic uses: The treatment of eye diseases.