Pinus lambertiana
Alias: Pin-l.
A Dictionary of Practical Materia Medica, John Henry Clarke
Sugar Pine. (North America.) N. O. Coniferae. Trituration of inspissated sap.
Clinical.βAbortion. Amenorrhoea. Constipation.
Characteristics.βThe inspissated sap of P. Lamb. makes a sugary substance like manna. A small quantity (from a bit the size of a pea to a teaspoonful) has a decided but gentle laxative action, and in larger quantities emphatically so. It has also an action on the menstrual function, restoring menses when suppressed; and producing abortion in pregnant women.
Relations.βCompare: Sabina, Junip., Pin. syl., and other coniferae.
SYMPTOMS.
13. Stools.βGentle cathartic action.
16. Female Sexual Organs.βUsed by Indian women to procure abortion.βIn suppressed menses restores the flow and removes painful sensations resulting from suppression.