Zhu Yang Yang
Unknown
โฏ TCM Properties
Clears Heat, cools the Blood and resolves toxicity; Invigorates the Blood, unblocks the channels, heals wounds and stops bleeding; Expels Wind-Dampness and promotes urination; Dissolves accumulations and expels stones
Botanical Description
Zhu Yang Yang (็ชๆฎๆฎ) is a regional Chinese common name most often associated with Galium spurium L. or Galium aparine L. (Rubiaceae, cleavers), but the name has also been recorded for other small clinging herbs in folk usage and is not a standard pharmacopoeial designation. Without an accompanying Latin name on the source record to disambiguate, definitive species assignment cannot be made. The candidate cleaver species are scrambling annuals with square stems, whorls of 6โ8 narrow leaves, and tiny white four-petaled flowers, all clothed in minute recurved bristles that catch on fur and clothing. Because the entry is not part of the core materia medica and the identification is uncertain, this record follows the unidentifiable null-pattern.
Dosage
| Form | Amount | Frequency | Duration | Population | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| decoction | 6-15g | Daily | โ | โ | โ |
Cultural & Historical Context
Traditional American Uses
None Documented
Important Disclaimer
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