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MUSTARD

Weisser Senf, Gelber Senf

Sinapis alba (Brassica hirta)

White Mustard

Planet:   Mars
Energie: extrem heiss und extrem trocken

Stichworte:
Hitzes Heats
Trocknet Dries
Splitter Splinters
Dornen Thorns
Provoziert die Menstruation Terms provokes
Epilepsie Falling sickness
Trägheit Lethargy
Sneezing Sneezing
Schmerzhafter Harndrang Disury
Gift Poyson
Pilze Mushroms
Giftige Tiere Venemous Beasts
Wechselfieber Agues
Provoziert Liebeslust Lust provokes
Milz Spleen
Gaumenzäpfchen Uvula
Ischias Sciatica
Zahnschmerzen Toothach
Schmerzen Pains
Haare Hair
Blutergüsse Bruises
Schwarze und blaue Flecken Black and blue spots
Rauheit roughness
Lepra Leprosie
Läusesucht (Phthiriasis) Lowsie Evil
Sommersprossen Freckles
Krummer Nacken Wry Necks
  
Description: The common Mustard hath large and broad rough Leavs, very much jagged with uneven, and unorderly gashes, somwhat like Turnip Leavs, but lesser and rougher: The Stalk riseth to be more than a foot high, and somtimes two foot high, being round, rough, and branched at the top, bearing such like Leavs thereon as grow below, but lesser, and less devided; and divers yellow Flowers one above another at the tops; after which come smal rough pods, with smal lank flat ends, wherein is contained round yellowish Seed, sharp, hot, and biting upon the Tongue: The Root is smal, long, and woody, when it beareth Stalks and perisheth every yeer.
Place: This groweth with us in Gardens only, and other manured places.
Time: It is an annual Plant, Flowring in July, and their Seed is ripe in August.
Use: Mustard Seed hath the Vertue of Heating, discussing, rarefying and drawing out Splinters of Bones, and other things out of the Flesh. It is of good effect to bring down Womens Courses, for the Falling sickness or Lethargy, drousie forgetful evil, to use it both inwardly and outwardly to rub the Nostrils, Forehead, and Temples, to warm and quicken the Spirits, for by the fierce sharpness it purgeth the Brain by sneezing, and drawing down Rhewm and other Viscuous Humors, which by their Distillations upon the Lungs and Chest procure coughing, and therefore with some Honey added thereto doth much good therein. The Decoction of the Seed made in Wine and drunk, provoketh Urine, resisteth the force of Poyson, the Malignity of Mushroms, and the Venom of Scorpions, or other Venemous Creatures, if it be taken in time: and taken before the cold fits of Agues, altereth, lesseneth, and cureth them.
The Seed taken either by it self or with other things either in an Electuary or Drink, doth mightily stir up Bodily lust, and helpeth the Spleen and pains in the sides, and gnawing in the Bowels. And used as a Gargle, draweth up the Pallat of the Mouth being fallen down, and also it dissolveth the Swellings about the Throat, if it be outwardly applied. Being chewed in the Mouth, it oftentimes helpeth the Toothach: The outward application hereof upon the pained place of the Sciatia, discusseth the Humors, and easeth the pains, as also of the Gout, and other Joynt aches. And is much and often used to eas pains in the sides of loyns, the shoulders or other parts of the Body, upon the applying thereof to rais Blisters, and cureth the Diseas by drawing it to the outward part of the Body: It is also used to help the falling of the Hair: The Seed bruised, mixed with Honey and applied, or made up with Wax, taketh away the Marks, and black and blue spots of Bruises or the like, the roughness or Scabbedness of the Skin, as also the Leprosie and lowsie evil: it helpeth also the crick in the Neck. The distilled Water of the Herb when it is in Flower is much used to drink inwardly to help in any the Diseases aforesaid, or to wash the Mouth when the Pallat is down, and for the Diseases of the Throat to gargle, but outwardly also for Scabs, Itch, or other like Infirmities, and clenseth the Face from Morphew, Spots, Freckles, and other Deformities.
It is an excellent Sawce for such whose Blood wants clarifying and for weak Stomachs being an Herb of Mars, but naught for Chollerick people, though as good for such as are aged or troubled with cold Diseases, Aries claims somthing to do with it, therfore it strengthens the heart and resisteth poyson, let such whose Stomachs are so weak, they cannot digest their meat or appetite it, take of Mustard Seed a dram, Cinnamon as much, and having beaten them to Pouder ad half as much Mastich in Pouder, and with Gum Arabick dissolved in Rose Water, make it up into Troches, of which they may take one of about half a dram weight an hour or two before meals, let old men and women make much of this medicine, and they will either give me thanks, or manifest ingratitude.
Edgenote: Heats, Dries, Splinters, Thorns, Terms provokes, Falling sickness, Lethargy, Sneezing. Disury, Poyson, Mushroms, Venemous Beasts, Agues, Lust provokes, Spleen, Uvula, Sciatica, Toothach, Pains, Hair, Bruises, Black and blue spots, roughness, Leprosie, Lowsie Evil, Freckles, Wry Necks.
22.12.2024 J.N.