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Theory of Humors

osite to the Sanguine nature, hot and moist. The Echinacea is used to stimulate the immune system, blood circulation and bring up the vital force. For Nami:DANDELIONThe reason I have chosen the Dandelion for myself is that the Dandelion has the cold and moist nature, which balances the Choleric Hot and Dry nature. I often feel the swelling of liver when I feel tired or week, so the medical properties of the Dandelion to stimulate the liver and kidney function would be good for me. APPLEThe Apple is the other herb I have chosen for myself to balance my dominant temperament, Choleric. It is popular fruit and easy to be taken as daily nutrition. It has the cold and moist nature, which is opposite to the Choleric nature, hot and dry, so it would balance my Choleric temperament. The Apple is used to stimulate the liver function which has always been my week organ. Name : Nami Matsumoto Student Number : 9050127101Herbs for each humorsHerb For Sanguine:Common name:SkullcapLatin name:Scutellaria LaterifloraTemperament:SanguineReasons:The nature of the skullcap is cold and dry that balances the Sanguine hot and moist temperament.Medical Properties: Skullcap contains scutellarin, a flavonoid with sedative and antispasmodic. Used as Antipyretic, analgesic, antitussive, transiently hypotensive, Tonic for the nervous system and is indicative of where the nervous system has become depleted. Remedy for nervous disorders, from mild anxiety to epilepsy. Quietening as well as anti-spasmodic effects, on nervous activity such as headaches of nervous origin, hysteria, insomnia and restless sleep. Remedy for colds, coughs, tumours, haemorrhoids, sore eyes and rheumatism. Effective in alleviating the symptoms of rabies. Some North American Indian tribes used as a sedative and promote menstruation. Used for the prevention of epileptic seizures. As historical uses, used for Hydrophobia, alcoholism, headaches from incessant coughing and rickets. References:O...

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