Talk:Aphai sali

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The page treats the Thai traditional medicine ยาอไภยสาลี, its ingredients with cannabis, and its form without cannabis on the national list.

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Pongsaree, Boonjang and Chokchaisiri (2026, pp. 21–22) name the source text and list the twenty drugs of the batch they prepared, with gram weights.
Chokevivat (2019, pp. 334–335, 340) gives its uses, names its source (Phaetsart sangkhep, 1909, p. 72) and says it had been put on the national list without cannabis.
Punpeng et al. (2022, Table 1, p. 167) list it in the Vejjasueksa, cannabis whole plant.
The 2023 national list (p. 48) gives a form of 187 g with no cannabis.
Srithat et al. (2022) report the cannabis form at the Sakon Nakhon clinic.

Traditional medicine. Whole plant: no source read names the part.
Still made: yes (the cannabis form at the Sakon Nakhon clinic, 2020–2022; the form without cannabis on the 2023 list).
First recorded: no year is stored.

The gram weights of Pongsaree et al. are left out: the twenty weights they print add up to 761.5 g, while they give the total as 357.50 g, and their yield figure (85.98 g at 24.05 per cent) fits the smaller total. The source text's own proportions were not found.

The title is the RTGS form of อไภยสาลี, the spelling of the 2019 list. อภัยสาลี (Punpeng et al., the 2023 list) and Ya-Apaisalee (the English title of Pongsaree et al.) are redirects.