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Gu Jing Cao (Scapus Et Inflorescentia Eriocaulonis Buergeriani)

Channels:

LIV, ST

Properties:

Sweet, Neutral

Latin:

Scapus Et Inflorescentia Eriocaulonis Buergeriani

Chinese:

谷精草

Tone Marks:

gŭ jīng căo

Translation:

Grain Essence Herb

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Chinese Herb Actions

Disperses Wind-Heat, Removes Visual Obstructions, and Brightens the Eyes
For Wind-Heat in the Liver channel with red, swollen eyes, pterygium, and spots in front of the eyes.

Chinese Herb Contraindications & Cautions

Contraindicated in patients with blood Deficiency.

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Chinese Herb Dosage

6-15 grams.
Part used: flowering tops.

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