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龜甲
ENG
Testudinis Carapax et Plastrum
LATIN
Tortoise Carapace and Plastron
Medicinal Group Yin-tonifying medicinal
Source

Carapace and plastron of Chinemys reevesii (Gray) (Fam. Emydidae)

Nature and Flavors sweet, salty; slightly cold
Meridian Affinity Liver, Heart, Kidney
Actions

To nourish yin and subdue yang, replenish the kidney and strengthen the bones, and enrich blood and tonify the heart

Family

Emydidae

Part used

Animal

Indications

Tidal fever and night sweating due to deficiency of yin; vertigo, tremors due to internal-wind, weakness of legs; amnesia

Research Findings

  • Decoction of turtle shell for anti-fibrosis combined with stronger neo-minophagen C could significantly improve the clinical efficacy and the liver fibrosis indexes and liver function index in chronic hepatitis B. [1]

Cautions

Decocted first

Reference

Reference

  1. Zhang L, Chang Y. (2012). Effect of decoction of turtle shell for anti-fibrosis combined with stronger neo-minophagen C on indices of hepatic fibrosis in chronic hepatitis B. Zhongguo Zhong Yao Za Zhi. , 37(2):258-61.

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