====== AESCULUS HIPPOCASTANUM ======

^ Standard name | Aesculus hippocastanum |
^ Other names | |
^ Standard abbr. | Aesc. |
^ Other abbr. | |
^ Scientific name | //Aesculus hippocastanum// L. |
^ Other scientific names | //Aesculus castanea// Gilib.; //Aesculus procera// Salisb.; //Hippocastanum vulgaris// Gaertn.; //Castanea equina// |
^ Common names | horse chestnut |
^ Substance description | A tincture is prepared from the fresh, ripe, hulled nuts. Trituration of dry kernel. Tincture of fruit with capsule (according to Hering, this is the best). |
^ Distinctness | VARIANTS (1. Fresh hulled nuts; 2. Dry kernel (trituration); 3. Fruit with capsule (tincture)) |
^ Classification | Organism -- Plantae -- Magnoliophyta -- Magnoliopsida -- Sapindales -- Hippocastanaceae -- Aesculus |
===== Provings =====

===== Materia medica =====
[[en:mm:hering:aesculus-hippocastanum-r158|Hering, C: The Guiding Symptoms of Our Materia Medica]] \\

===== Notes =====
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