IT CRACKED SAGRA (rhamnus purshiana)

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	IT CRACKED SAGRA
	*rhamnus purshiana*

Name
IT CRACKED SAGRA

Scientific Name
rhamnus purshiana

IT CRACKED SAGRA

Castilian: Sagrada rind

English: sacred bark, chittem bark, cracked

The crust is stimulating of the gastric functions and the liver. Laxative of smooth action. It can be provided to the pregnant women

CONTRAINDICATIONS: Chronic constipation: the cathartic laxatives, when they are used of habitual form are a perpetuador factor of the constipación.

Acute abdomen, intestinal obstruction. Pregnancy (by the oxitócico effect of the antracénicos derivatives), lactancia (when happening to maternal milk it can cause diarreas in the suckling babies), smaller children of six years. Intestinal or uterine menstruation, inflammatory states, cystitis. Hemorroides (it is irritating, although frequently an indication when causing is considered the defecación and reducing the pressure on the hemorroidal package). Hepática, renal or cardiac insufficiency, treatment with cardiotónicos (hipopotasemia can harness its action).

Overdoses can produce vomits, specially if she is fresh.

Galénicas Forms/Dosage

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Dose by taking (one to the day):

- Decocción: 1 teaspoon of coffee or dessert by cup.

- fluid Extract (1:1): 25-50 drops.

- It tinctures (1:5): 40-60 drops.

- Dust: 250 capsules of mg. In case of necessity it can be repeated up to three times to the day.

- dry Extract (5:1): 50-100 mg/cápsula.

The recommendable dose is the minim that produces effect. To begin the treatment with low doses and to increase them in case of necessity.

Not to prolong the treatment more than one week, without medical checkup.

To take a dose in average afternoon or before lying down. The effect takes place last eight to ten hours. In case of necessity the dose to the following morning can be repeated.

Daily dose recomedada by the E.S.C.O.P.: the equivalent one to 20-30 mg of calculated hidroxiantraquinónicos derivatives in cascarósido A.

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