Angostura - Treatment and Medical Benefits of Angostura Bitters

Latin description: Galipea officinalis syn Galipea cuspana

Common Name: Angustura, Bonplandia trifoliata, Cusparia Bark, Cusparia febrifuge

Medcinal Uses and Benefits of Angostura

Laxative and emetic in large doses (anything over 15 grains of the powder).
Bitter tonic, aromatic bitter, stimulant, stomachic.
Has been used as a substitute for cinchona
Has been used for dysentary, bilious diarrhea, poor appetite, feverish illnesses, intermittant fever, and edema.
Has been used to stimulate liver and gallbladder, lower fevers, and to relax spasms.

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