Ku Zhu Ye
NameKu Zhu Ye (Pleioblastus amarus leaves)The Effect of Ku Zhu YePropertyBitter, cold.ActionsClear heat, improve eyesight, remove toxicity, kill parasites.IndicationsScalds and burns, eyes pain, diabetes, aphtha, aphonia, dysphoria.Dosage and AdministrationsDecoct 6~12 g. Proper dosage is for extern
Name
Ku Zhu Ye (Pleioblastus amarus leaves)
The Effect of Ku Zhu Ye
Property
Bitter, cold.
Actions
Clear heat, improve eyesight, remove toxicity, kill parasites.
Indications
Scalds and burns, eyes pain, diabetes, aphtha, aphonia, dysphoria.
Dosage and Administrations
Decoct 6~12 g. Proper dosage is for external application. Stir-bake it into charcoal and then pound into powder for applying on the affected area.
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