Pharmaceutical Name: | Radix Sanguisorbae |
Botanical Name: | Sanguisorba officinalis L. |
Common Name: | Sanguisorba root Burnet root |
Source of Earliest Record: | Shennong Bencao Jing |
art Used & Method for Pharmaceutical Preparations: | The roots are dug in spring or autumn. After the fibrous roots have been removed, the roots are then cleaned, dried in the sun and cut into slices. |
Properties and Taste: | Bitter, sour and slightly cold |
Meridian: | Liver, stomach and large intestine |
Functions: | To cool blood and stop bleeding To dispel toxins and promote healing of ulcers |
Indications and Combinations: | 1. Hemorrhages due to extravasation of blood by heat: a) Uterine bleeding. b) Hemorrhages, bleeding and dysentery. 2. Burns, eczema, ulcers of the skin. |
Dosage: | 10-15 g |
Cautions: | This herb is contraindicated for large burns. The ointment made from the herb may cause a toxic infection after absorption by the body. |
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