Galgamina
Galgamina litteraly means "that which goes down through the throat". This name might have been used by P.R. Sarkar at the time when prescribing Scentless Mayweed as a cure for AIDS, over 20 years ago. The word "Galgamina" is of Sanskrit origin.
Scentless mayweed is a herb containing natural immune nutritive elements. The strength of those elements depends on a number of factors such as: place, climate, time of harvest as well as on other things. The Icelandic variety of Scentless Mayweed has so far provided the best results.