Sage: Side Effects, Interactions and Who Should Avoid It in Chinese medicine: typical uses, dose and cautions.
Is Dandelion Safe? What the Evidence and TCM Tradition Say in Chinese medicine: typical uses, dose and cautions.
Dandelion: Preparation, Dosing and Timing in TCM in Chinese medicine: typical uses, dose and cautions.
Green tea: Side Effects, Interactions and Who Should Avoid It in Chinese medicine: typical uses, dose and cautions.
Sage: The TCM View, the Evidence, and Safe Home Use in Chinese medicine: typical uses, dose and cautions.
Dandelion: The TCM View, the Evidence, and Safe Home Use in Chinese medicine: typical uses, dose and cautions.
Heat-Clearing and Blood-cooling Herbs
Name Ping Guo Ye (Apple leaf) Nature and action Nature Bitter, cold; liver and kidney channels. Actions Cool blood and remove toxicity.
Heat-Clearing and Blood-cooling Herbs
Name Ge Hua (Flower of Kudzuvine) Nature and action Nature Sweet, cold; stomach channel. Actions Relieve alcoholism and refresh the mind.
Heat-Clearing and Blood-cooling Herbs
Name She Mei (Indian Strawberry) Nature and action Nature Sweet, bitter, cold; liver, lung and large intestine channels.
Heat-Clearing and Blood-cooling Herbs
Indian Mockstrawberry Herb: clear heat and cool blood, resolve swelling and remove toxicity.
Heat-Clearing and Blood-cooling Herbs
Bai Mao Xia Ku Cao: relieve cough and resolve phlegm, clear heat and cool blood, resolve swelling and remove toxicity.
Heat-Clearing and Blood-cooling Herbs
Name Bai Mao Xia Ku Cao (Decumbent Bugle Herb) Nature and action Nature Bitter, sweet, cold; lung and liver channels.