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Mulberry Mistletoe(Sang ji sheng)
Admin Mon Nov 25, 2013 3:09 am
The source is from the stem and branch of Taxillus chinensis(DC.)Danser,family Loranthaceae.It is collected from winter to the next spring with thick stem removed,dried directly or after steaming ,cut into thick pieces and he crude one is used for medicinal.
Medicinal Properties:Bitter,sweet and neural.
Meridian Tropism:Liver and kidney meridians.
Medicinal Efficacies: Dispel wind-damp,tonify the liver and kidney,strengthen the tendons and bones,prevent abortion.
Usage and Dosage:9-15g.
Medicinal Properties:Bitter,sweet and neural.
Meridian Tropism:Liver and kidney meridians.
Medicinal Efficacies: Dispel wind-damp,tonify the liver and kidney,strengthen the tendons and bones,prevent abortion.
Usage and Dosage:9-15g.
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