Bai Qu Cai - 白屈菜 - Herba Chelidonii
| Pharmaceutical Latin: | Herba Chelidonii |
| Common English: | Celandine Greater Celandine |
Category
Japanese Folk MedicineProperties
| Taste | Temperature | Entering Meridians | Dosage |
| Acrid Bitter | Warm Slightly Warm (Cold) Toxic | Lung Heart Kidney | 3-6g |
Actions And Indications
| Actions | Indications/Syndromes |
Controls pain | Gastric carcinoma, epidermal cyst |
Stops cough | Cough |
Promotes diuresis | Ascites, Blepharitis, Chlorosis, Edema, Hepatosplenomegaly, Jaundice, Nebula, Verruca |
Reduces toxicity | Snake or insect bites, pyogenic and ulcerous ulcerations, dermatosis |
Contraindications, Incompatibilities And Herb/Drug Interactions
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Major Combinations
Notes
- Research has shown that this herb inhibits cancer cell growth.
- It has also been shown to kill cancer cells.
- This herb is reputed to stop the pain of Stomach ulcers and to treat tinea and scabies.
- Applied topically, the juice reduces swelling.
- For flat warts, apply the juice of this herb to the skin for five to fifteen minutes, three times a day.
