Category: C
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Cod Liver Oil
Pale yellow oil extracted from the liver of the codfish or related species; source of vitamins A and D. A fish oil which is rich in calories and vitamins A and D. Oil form the liver of codfish and other fishes used to treat calcium and phosphorus deficiency and as a supplementary source of vitamins…
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Citrus
Group of trees and shrubs — like lemon, orange, and grapefruit—that grow in warm regions and bear edible fruit; source of vitamin C.
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Citricidal
Extract made from the seeds and pulp of citrus fruits.
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Chinese Tiger Balm
Healing ointment which contains aromatic oils of camphor, menthol, peppermint and clove, and an East Indian oil called cajeput that increases blood flow to surface skin.
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Chinese Schisandra
Creeping herb from the Far East that produces small red berries.
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Chinese Green Tea
A non-fermented drink made from green tea leaves.
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Chinese Cucumber
Chinese herb whose root tubers produce a protein, trichosanthin, from which the drug GLQ223 is obtained.
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Chamomile
Two kinds of herbs—Roman Camomile and English Camomile—used since the 16th century. Chamomile also known as Camomile. Chamomile tea, made from the flowers, is very popular in Europe as an aid to digestion, especially after heavy meals. Its soothing and cleansing effect also makes the tea a beneficial skin wash. The flowering heads of the…
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Catnip
Catnip also known as Catmint. Perennial herb of the mint family that has strongly scented leaves which cats are attracted. A favourite of cat lovers, for cats relish the intoxicating leaves. Tea is a popular nightcap, as it induces a good night’s sleep. Valuable remedy for colds and fevers. Catnip, a plant boasting elegant, pale-blue…
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Castor Oil
A pale yellow, vegetable oil from the seeds of the Castor Bean plant. A vegetable oil extracted from the seeds of the castor plant, with many medicinal and household uses. Available at health food stores. A plant oil which acts as a laxative. A fixed oil expressed from the seed of the castor-oil plant Ricinus…