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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