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magnetitumMagnetitum

MAGNETITE, LOADSTONE, FERROSOFERRIC OXIDE

 

This mineral is prescribed in Chinese medicine for tremors, palpitations, dizziness, blurred vision, vertigo, and asthma.

 

One of the most important ores of iron, magnetite is also magnetic; this intrigued scientists of early China, Greece, and Rome and led to its name. Magnetite is richly distributed around the world as shiny black, perfect, eight-sided crystals.

 

PARTS USED

Whole mineral.

 

ACTIVE INGREDIENTS

Ferric oxide; ferrous oxide; magnesium oxide; aluminium oxide.

 

ACTIONS

Sedative; helps liver function.

 

MEDICINAL USE

Prescribed by the Chinese for tremors or palpitations, including those caused by fear, and for dizziness, blurred vision, vertigo, and asthma.

 

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