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仙鶴草 |
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Xian He Cao |
Agrimonia eupatoria |
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Properties: |
Bitter, Pungent Neutral |
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Meridians: |
Taiyin [ LU SP] - LR |
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Names: Ackerkraut, Agrimoniae herba, Agrimonia, Cocklebur, Fragrant
Agrimony, Funffing, Funffingerkraut, Herba eupatoriae, Herbe
d'Aigremoine, Herbe de Saint-Guillaume, Liverwort, Stickwort.
Agrimonia eupatoria; Agrimonia procera.
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Family: Rosaceae.
Properties:
Dosage: 9 – 15g FRESH – 15-30g. |
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Used For:
Orally, Agrimonia (xian he cao) is used for sore throat,
upset stomach, and mild, nonspecific diarrhea.
Topically, Agrimonia (xian he cao) is used as a mild
astringent and for mild skin inflammation. The ethanolic extracts of
agrimony are used for their antiviral properties.
Historically, Agrimonia (xian he cao) has been used for
gallbladder disorders, tuberculosis, bleeding, corns, warts, as a
gargle, antitumor agent, cardiotonic, diuretic, sedative, and
antihistamine.
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