Formula 2186-1: Inhalant
DESCRIPTION
This is an inhalant for respiratory relief.
It contains: tincture of tolu balsam, eucalyptus oil, tincture of benzoin,
turpentine oil, and rectified creosote, in an antiseptic grain alcohol
base.
PHARMACOLOGY
The inhalant vapors help the lungs and respiratory
passages throw off excess mucus. They penetrate deeply into throat,
nasal and bronchial passages to purify and balance sensitive tissue, remove
infection, prevent spasmodic conditions and clarify breathing.
INDICATIONS AND USAGE
This formula is a stimulating expectorant and decongestant
for hay fever, asthma, sinusitis, bronchitis, coughs, colds, and all respiratory
problems.
CONTRAINDICATIONS
No known contraindications.
CAUTION
Accidental inhalation of liquid will irritate mucous
membranes.
DOSAGE AND ADMINISTRATION
When ready to use, shake bottle and inhale the fumes
(not the liquid), using a breathing tube. Insert the tube at least
one inch into the bottle to get the full effect of the fumes, and inhale
gently through the nose and/or mouth. For increased effectiveness,
hold fumes in lungs for 20 seconds before exhaling. Use this inhalant
two or three times daily, or as often as needed. If symptoms persist,
consult a physician.
BRAND NAME
Herbal Breathing - Baar
Products
Inspirol - Heritage
Store
HOW SUPPLIED
4 oz liquid in 8 oz bottle.
CAYCE QUOTE ON FORMULA 2186-1
Prepare an inhalant in a large-mouthed, dark glass
bottle, with two vents through the cork, - and these vents corked with
smaller corks. Let the bottle be at least a six to eight ounce container.
To 4 ounces of Pure Grain Alcohol, add - in the
order named:
Oil of Eucalyptus ...............20 minims,
Compound Tincture of Benzoin.....15 minims,
Rectified Oil of Turp.............5 minims,
Rectified Creosote................3 minims,
Tolu in Solution.................30 minims.
Shake the solution when it is to be inhaled night
and morning, or when there is a tickling or coughing, or the inclination
for sneezing at other times also, - that is, when these occur any time
during the day; but inhale regularly of mornings upon arising, and of evenings
when retiring. Inhale into one nostril, holding the other, then into
the other side; also into the throat, - letting the fumes go into the lungs,
- not swallowing the inhalant, but inhaling the fumes, see? Hold
either side of the nostril as it is inhaled in the other nostril.
[See Formula 3242-2 for a simplified version
of this type of inhalant without the creosote and tolu.]
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