AURANTIUM, AURANTUM ORANGE

CITRUS AURANTUM (ORANGE) Naranja, Citrus aurantum,

Oranges originated in southeast Asia, in either India, southern China or Vietnam . The fruit of Citrus sinensis is called sweet orange to distinguish it from Citrus aurantium, the bitter orange. The English name derives from the Sanskrit naranga-s ("orange tree"). It is known as a "Chinese apple" (e.g. Dutch Sinaasappel, "China's apple") in a number of languages. Some languages have different words for the bitter and the sweet orange, such as Modern Greek nerantzi and portokali, respectively. Or in Persian, the words are narang and porteghal (Portugal), in the same order. The reason is that the sweet orange was brought from China or India to Europe during the 15th century by the Portuguese. For the same reason, some languages refer to it as Applesin (or variants), which means "Apple from China", while the bitter orange was introduced through Persia. (Citrus vulgaris or bitter orange) The tincture made of the orange peel, of the Sevilla Orange) Neuralgia, Cefalea, fainting, sensation as if something is going up, The tincture is used as a tonic and has its focus on the skin symptoms itching, redness swelling hands. Diseases of the aged with coldness and chilliness. Orange peel boiled excites the intestine in a manner similar to other forms of cellulose agar. Bad taste in oropharyngeal, and increases the flow of bile which continues for hours. It unites both a cholagogue action with a mechanical stimulus to peristalsis. Bladder and kidney pain, copious menses, Pleurodynia, and an orange a day keeps alcohol away form drinkers. Itching in extremities, eruptions and other symptoms