ROSA DAMASCENA

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May 26, 2014· 1 min read

Natural Order: Rosaceae Common name: Damask rose Mother Tincture made of the fresh petals or flower Even dough is cultivated around de world, the one at the heart of Morroco desert is one of the most perfumed rose of the world. This remedy is indicated in the early stages of hay-fever. The Eustachi

This remedy is indicated in the early stages of hay-fever. The Eustachian tubes are closed, there is a hardness of hearing and tinnitus aurium. Useful in the beginning of rose cold, when the eustachian tuve is involved. Eustachian cathrr. Eustachian tube swollen. Source Boericke, Clarke, Murphy

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