Ku Ding Cha
NameKu Ding Cha (Broadleaf Holly Leaf)The Effect of Ku Ding Cha PropertySweet, bitter, cold; lung, liver and stomach meridians entered.ActionsDispel wind-heat, refresh oneself, promote digestion, resolve phlegm, stop dysentery and remove polydipsia.IndicationsHeadache, toothache, dysentery, polydips

Name
Ku Ding Cha (Broadleaf Holly Leaf)
The Effect of Ku Ding Cha
Property
Sweet, bitter, cold; lung, liver and stomach meridians entered.
Actions
Dispel wind-heat, refresh oneself, promote digestion, resolve phlegm, stop dysentery and remove polydipsia.
Indications
Headache, toothache, dysentery, polydipsia due to heat disease, tinnitus, red eyes.
Dosage and Administrations
Decoct 3~9 g, or made into pills. Proper dosage is for external application, decocted for washing or pounded for applying.
Cations
It is contraindicated for deficiency-cold in spleen and stomach.
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