Teng Li Gen - 藤梨根 - Radix Actinidiae Chinensis
| Pharmaceutical Latin: | Radix Actinidiae Chinensis |
| Common English: | Kiwi Fruit Root |
Category
Herbs that Clear HeatProperties
| Taste | Temperature | Entering Meridians | Dosage |
| Sour (Astringent) Slightly Sweet (Sweet) | Cool (Cold) | Stomach Spleen Lung Liver Large Intestine | 9-60g |
Actions And Indications
| Actions | Indications/Syndromes |
Clears Heat and removes toxicity | Cholelithiasis, Extreme thirst, Furuncle, Heat Accumulation, Hepatitis, Restless Heat, Urolithiasis |
Promotes diuresis | Edema, arthralgia due to Wind-Dampness, osteomyelitis, urinary disturbance, leukorrhea |
Invigorates the Blood, transforms Phlegm and dissipates nodules | External trauma, paralysis, scrofula |
Contraindications, Incompatibilities And Herb/Drug Interactions
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Major Combinations
Notes
- It regulates the Stomach and descends adverse Qi.
- It is reported to calm the Liver and harmonize the Middle Jiao.
- Its indications include osteomyelitis, paralysis and chronic leukotrichia.
- The juice of the vine, which is sweet, Cold, slippery and non-toxic, can treat regurgitation and Stranguria from urolithiasis when taken together with Ginger Juice.
- It is commonly applied in treating tumors.
- Research has shown that it inhibits cancer cell growth.
- It is used for gastric and esophageal cancer.
- It relieves restless Heat, extreme thirst, Heat Accumulation, cholelithiasis and urolithiasis.
- Its juice is reported to cure regurgitation.
