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Phantasmagoric Carnevale A Whirlwind of Illusions

Welcome to Limbo City, a peculiar nexus where reality and the otherworld collided a century ago during the cataclysmic Limbus Festa. Here, the impossible becomes possible, and the extraordinary is ordinary. Imagine a place where magic dances with cutting-edge technology, where mythical creatures rub shoulders with humans, and where dreams manifest into reality. Limbo City is a sanctuary for the outcasts, a haven for forbidden knowledge, and a melting pot of the bizarre and fantastic. Enter our protagonist, Scott, who's voluntarily plunged into this chaotic wonderland. Follow his misadventures as he navigates the city's supernatural troubles, working for an extralegal problem-solving agency dedicated to maintaining the delicate balance of this extraordinary world. In Limbo City, you might find yourself accidentally entering a contract with a demon (or is it just a very confused human?), battling nightmarish monsters with a toothbrush, or attending a tea party hosted by interdimensional beings. Brace yourself for a whimsical, action-packed journey through the topsy-turvy streets of Limbo City, where common sense takes a backseat and the fantastical reigns supreme. It's a world where every day is an adventure, every corner hides a mystery, and every interaction could lead to either peril or wonder. So, grab your sense of humor and leave your expectations at the door. Welcome to Limbo City – where the only rule is that there are no rules!
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Red Physic Nut Quick Facts

Baliospermum montanum also known as red physic nut, wild croton, wild castor and wild sultan seed belongs to Euphorbiaceae family. It is a stout undershrub having numerous flowers. It is widely distributed throughout sub-Himalayan region from Khasi Hills to Kashmir. It is common in Bihar, Peninsular, West Bengal and Central India. In Ayurveda, roots are used as a cure for leucoderma, jaundice and wounds. Leaves are used for treatment of bronchitis, asthma and abdominal tumor. Seeds act as a purgative and helpful for gastric complaints. Stem decoction is used to provide relief from toothache. It has the majority of bioactive compounds such as carbohydrates, alkaloids, steroids, glycosides, coumarins, flavonoids, fatty acids, saponins, protein, tannins and amino acids, anthroquinones, terpenoids and phenols. Traditional uses Roots are anthelmintic, purgative, diaphoretic, diuretic, febrifuge, rubefacient and tonic. It is used for constipation, dropsy, leprosy, jaundice and skin diseases. Leaves are used for bronchitis and asthma. Oil extracted from seeds is hydragogue cathartic and apply it externally in rheumatism. Seeds are used as an antidote for snake bite and constipation. Leaves are used by tribals of Madhya Pradesh, Andhra Pradesh and Karimnagar district for treating asthma and headache. Stem decoction provides relief from toothache. Seeds, roots, seed oil and roots are used as a treatment for constipation, jaundice, anemia, piles and conjunctivitis. Useful for calculus, abdominal pain, constipation, piles, genera anasarca, scabies, helminthic infestation and skin disorders. Apply the root paste to piles and painful swellings. Leaves provide relief from asthma and seeds are useful to cure snakebites. Use the bark juice to treat malarial fevers and lower swellings due to inflammation. Use it externally to treat burns, eczema, scabies and ringworm. Apply the paste of bark to cure gum swellings and sores. In Nepal, thin twigs are used as toothbrushes for treating toothache, swollen gums and bleeding. Leaves are used to treat medical conditions such as convulsions, coughs, fevers, guinea worm sores, rheumatic pains, sores, wounds and cuts. Apply the root juice to pimples and boils. In India and Thailand, it is used to treat jaundice, dropsy, abdominal complaints, inflammation, wounds, leucoderma and anemia.
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