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Er Cha (Paste from Dried Conc. Decoction of Black or Brown Cutch, Catechu, Gambier)


Substances for External Application
Er Cha 儿茶

Pasta Acaciae Seu Uncariae Paste from Dried Conc. Decoction of Black or Brown Cutch, Catechu, Gambier

Channels LU
Nature Neutral BitterAstringent
Er Cha (Pasta Acaciae Seu Uncariae)
Specimen Pasta Acaciae Seu Uncariae

Materia Medica Data

Temperature
Neutral
Nature & Flavour
Bitter, Astringent, Neutral
Channels Entered
LU
Latin (pharmaceutical)
Pasta Acaciae Seu Uncariae
Chinese
儿茶
Tone Marks
ér chá
Translation
Child's Tea
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Compiled and edited by Thomas Dehli, Founder & Editor, Sacred Lotus

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