Chamomilla
Allen, Supplement to the Encyclopedia of Pure Materia Medica, 1879, Vol. X, p. 456
Authorities. 23, Sharp’s Essays on Medicine, tenth edition (1874), p. 790, proving of 1st dil. drop of sap of the plant) ; 24, Sharp, Mouth. Horn. Rev., vol. xx, 1876, p. 746, a man took 5 drops mother tincture (half sap and half spirit) at night; 24a, same, afterwards took 10 drops at night.
Rumbling in the stomach (after half an hour),^^^^\—[1450.] Slight indigestion during the day,^^®.—Next morning less free evacuation than usual; and this continued the same for four days afterwards ; the color darker than usual,’*. — Morning evacuations as usual in quantity, but rather darker (second day'); no evacuation (third day); evacuation very small in quantity (fourth day),’*®.—On a healthy person its effect is to produce motions like those of a healthy' baby; it increases the secretion of healthy bile,’\