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Pin-yin:	lian qiao

English name:	Forsythia fruit

Where grown:	Northeast, north and central China.

Source:	Dried fruit of Forsythia suspense Vahl.
Ingredients:	Forsythin, Carotenoids, Oleanolic acid, Rutin, Betulinic acid, Forsythiaside
Pharmacological effect:	1) Diuretic effect: oleanolic acid has urination promotion effect. 2) Anti-anaphylactic effect: the herbal extract can reduce the liberation of anaphylactic antigen on intestines significantly in mice.

Properties:	Bitter, slightly cold

Channels entered:	Lungs, heart, gallbladder

Function:	Clears heat, relieves toxicity, reduces edema and dissipates clumps.

Major Clinic Usage:	For fever, early-stage febrile disease, headache, thirst and various sores, ulcers and toxic swellings.

Usage and Dosage:	6~15g

Storage:	Store tightly sealed and store in a cool, dry place.

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