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Corydalis aurea

3-642.16.12
642.15.12 Corydalis aureaEnglish: Golden corydalis; Scrambled Eggs; Golden Smoke.
Names: Korys is the Greek word for helmet or cap.
Botany: blossoms January, February, not hurt by frost.
Content: alkaloids: protopine, allocryptopine, corydaline, aurotensin, bicucine, bicuculline, capauridine, corypalline, corpaverine.
Use: basket-work, divining rods.
Culture: fairy tales of a snake god, the hazelworm, living in the roots of the tree, can give wisdom of Solomon and mighty power; hazel protects against fire and snakes; hazel branches are used for basket-work and as divining rods.
Source: Vial.
MindMother overprotective, keeping children away from the father.
GeneralPhysical: <<< fire and snakes.
BodyGeneral: cancer.
Nervous: convulsions, trembling, staggering.
Lungs: emphysema.
Nose: colds.
Abdomen: jaundice.
Rectum: worms.
Urinary: gravel, cystitis, jaundice and cancer.
Female: amenorrhoea.
Limbs: painful.
Skin: boils.

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