It is conceivable that due to their known usage in the treatment of werewolf bites, mixtures in varying degrees of powdered silver and dittany may also be used in the potion.
Wolfsbane is the primary ingredient of the potion, which is perhaps what gives it the faint, blueish smoke that rises from it when prepared correctly.Īlthough the recipe for this potion is not know, potentially because of many who would try to brew this incredibly difficult potion and fail (which would result in catastrophic injuries and potential death), there is room for speculation about what other ingredients may belong in such a powerful medicine. Though such actions are not condoned today, it should be noted that the leaves are highly toxic and potentially lethal, although the flowers are very useful in potion-making, as are the roots. The name comes from the use of the toxic leaves in animal bait, primarily used to kill wolves. The primary ingredient of the Wolfsbane potion is, naturally, wolfsbane - a flowering plant also known commonly as monkshood or aconite.
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But consumption of this potion for a complete week immediately preceding the full moon eases the symptoms, allowing the sufferer to hold on to their mental faculties after transformation which The potion does not cure lycanthropy, which as of the current date continues to have no known cure. Invented by the famous wizard Damocles, the Wolfsbane Potion is a very modern discovery with massive implications for any werewolf seeking to “reintegrate” into Wizarding society.
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