Black Bile
"Signs of Melancholy abounding: fearfulness
without a cause, fearful and foolish imaginations, the skin rough and swarthy,
leanness, want of sleep, frightful dreams, sourness in the throat, the pulse
very weak, solitariness, thin clear urine, often sighing, etc." (From Nicholas Culpeper's The Complete Herbal and English Physician, Enlarged).
without a cause, fearful and foolish imaginations, the skin rough and swarthy,
leanness, want of sleep, frightful dreams, sourness in the throat, the pulse
very weak, solitariness, thin clear urine, often sighing, etc." (From Nicholas Culpeper's The Complete Herbal and English Physician, Enlarged).
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