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Pin-yin:	dan zhu ye

English name:	Lophatherum stem and leaves

Where grown:	South and central China.

Source:	Dried leaf of Lophatherum gracile Brongn.

Ingredients:	Arundoin, Cylindrin, Taraxerol, Friendlin
Pharmacological effect:	1) The herb extract has an inhibiting effect on nodular type ulcers and swelling in lab experiments. 2) Has anti-inflammatory, ulcer-preventive, sedative and anti-tussive properties.

Properties:	Sweet, light, cold

Channels entered:	Heart, stomach, small intestine

Function:	Removes irritability due to heat, clears fire in the heart and is diuretic. Also treats wind-heat symptoms, strangury and painful urination.

Major Clinic Usage:	For irritability, reddish urine, difficult urination, aphthous stomatitis and swollen, painful gums.

Usage and Dosage:	6~9g

Storage:	Store in a dry place.

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