Chestnut
NameLi Zi (Chestnut)The Effect of ChestnutPropertySweet, warm; spleen, stomach and kidney meridians entered.ActionsNourish the stomach, strengthen the spleen, tonify the kidney and strengthen the tendons, activate blood and resolve swelling, stop bleeding.IndicationsNose bleeding, hematochezia, hema

Name
Li Zi (Chestnut)
The Effect of Chestnut
Property
Sweet, warm; spleen, stomach and kidney meridians entered.
Actions
Nourish the stomach, strengthen the spleen, tonify the kidney and strengthen the tendons, activate blood and resolve swelling, stop bleeding.
Indications
Nose bleeding, hematochezia, hematemesis, scrofula, diarrhea, incised wound, regurgitation, sores and weakness of waist and knees.
Dosage and Administrations
Eat it directly or cook it. Proper dosage is for external application, pounded for applying.
Cations
Don’t take overdose.
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