Jue Chuang Cao
Unknown
☯ TCM Properties
Invigorates the Blood, moves Qi, clears Heat, resolves toxicity, disperses accumulations, disperses extravasated Blood and alleviates pain; Promotes diuresis
Botanical Description
Jue Chuang Cao is a Pinyin folk name encountered in scattered regional Chinese materia medica references but cannot be reliably matched to a single botanical species in standard authorities such as the Chinese Pharmacopoeia, Zhong Yao Da Ci Dian, or Flora of China. The literal translation suggests a small grass or herb used for sore- or wound-related applications, but multiple unrelated taxa have carried similar local names in different provinces. Without a verified Latin binomial, botanical features (habit, leaf form, inflorescence, fruit) cannot be described with confidence. Practitioners should treat this entry as unidentified pending authoritative source confirmation.
Dosage
| Form | Amount | Frequency | Duration | Population | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| decoction | 6-15g | Daily | — | — | — |
Cultural & Historical Context
Traditional American Uses
None Documented
Important Disclaimer
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