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Pin-yin:	zi cao

English name:	Groomwell root

Where grown:	Northeast, north and west China.

Source:	Root of Lithospermum erythrorthizon Sieb.

Ingredients:	Scetylshikonin, Alkannan
Pharmacological effect:	Has contraceptive effect. Also can stimulate heart and inhibit tumors.

Properties:	Sweet, salty, cold

Channels entered:	Heart, liver

Function:	Cools and invigorates blood, relieves toxicity and vents rashes.

Major Clinic Usage:	For measles with eruptions, ulcers and burns.
Cautions:	This herb has a laxative effect. Not suitable in cases of spleen deficiency with loose stool.

Usage and Dosage:	5~9g. Use proper amount for external application. Decoct until thick or soak in vegetable oil then apply to wounds.

Storage:	Store in a clean, dry place.

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