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Pin-yin:	yi mu cao

English name:	Leonurus

Where grown:	Throughout China.

Source:	Dried whole plant of Leonurus sibiricus L.

Ingredients:	Ieonurine, Pyrocatechol

Pharmacological effect:	Active ingredient leonurine has a slight uterus contraction effect in rabbits.

Properties:	Bitter, acrid, slightly cold

Channels entered:	Liver, heart

Function:	Replenishes vital essence to improve vision, invigorates blood, regulates qi, tones qi in the middle burner, removes masses and generates new blood. Also can regulate menstruation.

Major Clinic Usage:	For irregular menstruation, blood discharge, blood in the urine, bloody hemorrhoids, carbuncles, traumatic injuries and swellings.

Cautions:	Contraindicated during pregnancy.

Usage and Dosage:	9~30g. 12~40g if fresh herb is used.

Storage:	Store dried herb in a dry place. Store fresh herb in a cool, damp place.

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