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Quebracho

Aspidosperma

        Quebracho is a Brazilian fever herbal remedy from which the alkaloid Aspidospermin has been isolated. It is also called as Aspidosperma.

        Dr.Hale communicated the following concerning this alkaloid: 

        Aspidospermin or Quebrachin is derived from the Chilean "white Quebracho". It Increases the oxygen capacity in the blood. Aspidosperma is an excellent remedy for all kinds of asthmatic complaints. It is used to relieve chest congestion, influenza, and cough. This medicine also helps in dissolving of clots in the blood vessels of the lungs which are narrowed due to various diseases. 

        The digitalis of the lungs. Removes temporary obstruction to the oxidation of the blood by stimulating respiratory centres, increasing oxidation and excretion of carbonic acid. Pulmonary stenosis. Thrombosis of pulmonary artery. Uraemic dyspnoea. An effective remedy in many cases of asthma. It stimulates the respiratory centers and increases the oxygen in the blood. "Want of breath" during exertion is the guiding symptom. Cardiac asthma.

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