绿萼梅
NameLv E Mei (Mume Flower)The Effect of 绿萼梅PropertyBitter, slightly sweet, neutral; liver, stomach and lung meridians entered.ActionsSoothe the liver, harmonize the stomach and resolve phlegm.IndicationsPoor appetite, indigestion, scrofula, dizziness, chest pain, stomachache due to emotional depress

Name
Lv E Mei (Mume Flower)
The Effect of 绿萼梅
Property
Bitter, slightly sweet, neutral; liver, stomach and lung meridians entered.
Actions
Soothe the liver, harmonize the stomach and resolve phlegm.
Indications
Poor appetite, indigestion, scrofula, dizziness, chest pain, stomachache due to emotional depression and the hyperactive liver-qi attacking the stomach, globus hysteriocus, neurasthenia.
Dosage and Administrations
Decoct 2~6 g, or made into pill or powder. Proper dosage is for external application, pounded for applying with fresh product.
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