spagyrically

Spagyrically refers to a process or method derived from spagyrics, an alchemical tradition. Spagyrics itself is an ancient art and science that seeks to prepare medicines and elixirs by separating a plant's constituent parts, purifying them, and then recombining them in a more potent and bioavailable form. The term "spagyric" is believed to originate from Greek words meaning "to divide" and "to reunite."

The spagyric process typically involves several stages. First, the plant material is fermented, often with water or alcohol, to break down its organic structure. This is followed by distillation, where the volatile essences are separated from the solid matter. The solid residue is then often calcined, or heated to a high temperature, to produce mineral salts. Finally, these purified elements – the volatile spirit, the essential water, and the mineral salts – are recombined to create the spagyric tincture or preparation.

The philosophy behind spagyrics, and therefore spagyrically, is rooted in the belief that the vital force or essence of a plant can be concentrated and enhanced through these alchemical procedures. Proponents suggest that spagyric preparations are more effective than standard herbal remedies because the separation and recombination process makes the plant's healing properties more accessible to the body. While spagyrics has historical roots and a dedicated following, it is not recognized within mainstream scientific or medical communities, and its efficacy is primarily based on traditional practice and anecdotal evidence.