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The dried roots of Scrophulariaceae are commonly used traditional Chinese medicines, which are slightly cold in nature and sweet, bitter and salty in taste. It has the effect of cooling blood and nourishing yin, purging fire and detoxification. It is used for symptoms such as fever injury of yin, crimson tongue polydipsia, warm toxin spotting, fluid injury constipation, bone steaming and fatigue, red eyes, sore throat, scrofula, diphtheria, carbuncle, swollen sore, etc.
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Chinese Medicinal Granula
OkayHerb
OK080G
Natural
10/100g
Root Type
Scrophularia ningpoensis Hemsl.
3.33
Xuan shen
Name of Chinese Medicine
English name
Origin Distribution
It likes to grow in moist soil. Distributed in Heilongjiang, Jilin, Liaoning, Hebei, Inner Mongolia and other places.
Sex and flavor return to meridian
slightly cold in nature, sweet, bitter, and salty in taste. Return to the lung meridian, stomach meridian and kidney meridian.
Usage Taboo
Those with spleen deficiency and loose stools or spleen and stomach dampness are forbidden to take. Not suitable for use with Veratrum.
Name of Chinese Medicine
English name
Origin Distribution
It likes to grow in moist soil. Distributed in Heilongjiang, Jilin, Liaoning, Hebei, Inner Mongolia and other places.
Sex and flavor return to meridian
slightly cold in nature, sweet, bitter, and salty in taste. Return to the lung meridian, stomach meridian and kidney meridian.
Usage Taboo
Those with spleen deficiency and loose stools or spleen and stomach dampness are forbidden to take. Not suitable for use with Veratrum.
