Pu Gong Ying (Lab Tested)
Pu Gong Ying (Lab Tested)
| SKU |
NHB264 |
| Brand |
NuHerbs |
| Unit Size |
1 pound |
| Dosage |
9-30 grams in decoction - Bensky |
| Potency |
1:1 |
| Taste |
Bitter, sweet - Bensky |
| Properties |
Cold - Bensky |
| Chinese Symptomology |
Internal abscesses, external sores, breast abscesses, intestinal abscesses; Redness and swelling of the eyes; Painful urinary dribbling, damp-heat jaundice - Bensky |
| Actions |
Cools heat, resolves toxicity, directs downward, facilitates urination |
| Pattern |
Qi stagnation and clumping - Bensky |
| Channels Entered |
Liver, Stomach - Bensky |
| Recommendations |
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| Chinese name |
Pu Gong Ying |
| English name |
Dandelion, with flower and root; Taraxacum mongolicum |
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| Description |
Excerpted from Bensky: Chinese Herbal Medicine Materia Medica, 3rd ed.
- Reduces abscesses and dissipates nodules: for internal abscesses and external sores, particularly if they are firm and hard. Especially useful for breast and Intestinal abscesses. Can be used both internally and topically.*
- Clears the Liver and clears the eyes: for redness and swelling of the eyes. Can be used alone as a steam for this purpose.*
- Clears heat, resolves dampness, and unblocks painful ruinary dribbling: for damp-heat jaundice and painful urinary dribbling.*
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| Ingredients |
Pu Gong Ying - Taraxacum mongolicum
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