Da Huang

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Ingredients

Latin name: Rhei, Radix et Rhizoma

Da Huang Also Known As: rhubarb root and rhizome, chuan jun, sheng jun, jiang jun, jin wen

Properties: BITTER - COLD

Dosage: 3 -12g

Meridians/Channels: HEART, LARGE INTESTINE, LIVER, STOMACH

Drains heat and purges accumilation for high fever, sweating, thirst, constipation, abdominal distension, delirium and yellow tongue coating
Drains damp heat by defication
Drains heat from the blood for the treatment of blood in the stools, hemorrhoids, vommiting blood or nosebleeds
Invigorates the blood and dispels blood stasis for abdominal masses, amenorrhea and fixed pain due to blood stasis
Topically for fire toxicity/ heat for burns and lesions

Diseases

Spence Pentland Dr. TCM, FABORM, graduated from the acclaimed International College of Traditional Chinese Medicine. He completed his internship at Anhui Hospital of TCM, Hefei City, China. Since 2004 Spence has been treating pain, stress, & reproductive health in Vancouver BC. To learn more about Spence click here. To book an initial in-person consultation call 604.742.8383.

Ryan Funk Dr. TCM, ABORM, graduated as a Doctor of Traditional Chinese Medicine in Vancouver, B.C. Ryan has specialized his practice in the treatment of womens health with specific interest in fertility. For more specific information click HERE or to set up a free 15 minute phone consult call 604-678-8600


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Da Huang

Diseases