Chuan Xin Lian, 100 pills
Chuan Xin Lian, 100 pills
SKU | SOS142 | |
Brand | Miscellaneous Chinese Formulations | |
Unit Size | 100 tablets | |
Dosage | Take 3 tablets three times daily. | |
Taste | Bitter | |
Properties | Cold | |
Contraindications | Because this herb is bitter and cold it can readily injure the Stomach Qi and should therefore not be taken long term or in too high a dose. | |
Chinese Symptomology | Sores;Carbuncles;Snakebite;Cough associated with Lung heat;Lung abscess;Fever;Sore Throat;Toxic sores and swellings;Damp-heat dysenteric disorder;Hot painful urinary dribbling;eczema (topical as ointment);Boils | |
Actions | Clears heat and resolves fire toxicity;Clears fire toxin manifestations on the skin such as sores and carbuncles;Clears heat, dries dampness, and stops diarrhea | |
Pattern | Heat;Fire Toxicity;Damp-heat dysenteric disorder;Heat toxin in the Lungs and Stomach;Damp-heat in the Small and Large Intestines | |
Channels Entered | Large Intestine, Lung, Small Intestine, Stomach | |
English name | Andrographitis Herba |
Description | Very bitter and cold, Andrographitis Herba (chuan xin lian) cools heat toxin in the Lungs and Stomach and thus treats symptoms such as influenza, cough, and wheezing from Lung heat, Lung abscess, sore swollen throat, and boils due to fire toxin. Its bitterness dries damp-heat in the Large and Small Intestine, and thus treats damp-heat dysenteric disorder, hot painful urinary dribbling, and eczema. Because it cools the blood, Andrographitis Herba (chuan xin lian) is used for nosebleeds. It can reduce swelling, and is applied externally as a powder for scalds, burns, and snakebite. (From Bensky: Chinese Herbal Materia Medica, 3rd ed.)* |
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Ingredients | Active Ingredients Andrographis Aerial Parts Extract. Inactive Ingredients Cornstarch, Sucrose, Water, and Coloring Including FD&C Yellow No.5 and FD&C Yellow No.6. |