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Cibot Rhizome(Gou ji)
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Cibot Rhizome(Gou ji)
Admin Mon Nov 25, 2013 3:27 am
The source is from dry root and stem of Cibotium barometz(L.)J.Sm.,family Dicksoniaceae.It is collected in the autumn and winter with hard roots,leaf stalk and golden pubescence removed,cut into thick pieces and dried,which is called Shenggoujipian.It can be burned with sands for use.It can also be steamed,dried in the sun to 60%~70%,cut into thick pieces and dried again,which is called Shugoujipian.
Medicinal Properties:Bitter,sweet and warm.
Meridian Tropism:Liver and kidney meridians.
Medicinal Efficacies: Dispel wind-damp;tonify the liver and kidney;strengthen the lumbar region and knees.
Usage and Dosage:6-12g.
Medicinal Properties:Bitter,sweet and warm.
Meridian Tropism:Liver and kidney meridians.
Medicinal Efficacies: Dispel wind-damp;tonify the liver and kidney;strengthen the lumbar region and knees.
Usage and Dosage:6-12g.
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