Spagiria

The spagiria arabic alchemist, eight centuries ago, Geber called "golden crop", the twelve plants covering the most common human disorders. Paracelsus placed them in the twelve zodiac signs; every plant corrisponds a specific sign. These plants are:
-- Aesculus (veins) Aquarium
-- Crataegus (failure cardio) Capricorn
-- Cynara (liver) Sagittarius
-- Melissa (nerves) Taurus
-- Ipericum (kidney-bladder) Scorpio
-- Passiflora (insomnia) Cancer
-- Echinacea (processiinfiammatori) Aries
-- Solidago (diuretic) Balance
-- Saxifraga (prostate) Pisces
-- Olea europea (hypertension) Lion
-- Tormentilla or Potentilla (intestine) Virgin
-- Petasites (cough-cold) Gemini

Spagiria: The study and processing plants according to the ancient rules of alchemistic schools. The Spagiria term derives from the greek "Spao" and "Agheuro" which means literally separate and reunite. These procedures involve fermentation, distillation and the extraction of mineral components from the ash of the marc. Extraction of the mineral components from the ash of the marc which would be the 'sal'. Diluting the essential oils in the alcohol and then solving the mineral salts in it would produce the final potion.