Oil of Hazel Nuts.
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Culpeper, Nicholas
College.] It is made of the Kernels, cleansed, bruised, and beat, and pressed like Oil of sweet Almonds.
Culpeper.] You must put them in a vessel (viz. a glass, or some such thing) and stop them close that the water come not to them when you put them into the bath. The oil is good for cold afflictions of the nerves, the gout in the joints, &c.
College.] So is Oil of Been, Oil of Nutmegs, and Oil of Mace drawn.