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黃柏
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Chinese Cork-tree
LATIN
Phellodendri Chinensis Cortex
Medicinal Group Heat-clearing and dampness-drying medicinal
Source Dried bark of Phellodendron chinense Schneid. (Fam. Rutaceae)
Nature and Flavors bitter; cold
Meridian Affinity Kidney, Bladder
Actions To remove damp-heat, relieve consumptive fever, quench fire and counteract toxin

Family

Rutaceae

Part used

Bark

Indications

Dysentery, jaunice and morbid leukorrhea caused by damp-heat; urinary infection; weakness and edema of legs; consumptive fever and night sweating; seminal emission; sores and skin infection with local redness and swelling; eczema with itching

Cautions

Bitter and cold, and can easily injure stomach-qi. It is contraindicated in deficiency-cold in the spleen and the stomach

Reference

Lampe KF. Berberine. In: De Smet PA et al. eds. Adverse effects of herbal drugs. Vol. 1. Berlin, Springer-Verlag, 1992:97–104.

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