POTHOS FOETIDUS--A REMEDY FOR ASTHMA


POTHOS FOETIDUS
BOTANICAL NAME:  Pothos foetidus Mich
FAMILY: Araceae
COMMON NAMES:  English-Bear’s foot. Skunk cabbage.
DESCRIPTION:  A stemless and aquatic plant. Leaves smooth, green, ovate-cordate, enlarging protected by large flaucous spathulate veinless bracts. Spathe ovoid, roundish hooded, thick, spongy, prple spotted with bloches of pale green. Spadix pedunculate, simple. Flowers impricate, calyx adnate, 4-parted divided to the base, compressed at the apex.
DISTRIBUTION:  North America from Canada to Carolina
PART USED:  Root.
HOMOEOPATHIC USES
ASTHMA:  Asthma, worse from inhalation of dust.
POTENCY:  Mother tincture and lower potencies.

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