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Medicinal Cyathula officinalis Root

Medicinal Cyathula officinalis Root
Name
Medicinal Cyathula officinalis Root
Latin Pharmaceutical Name
Cyathulae Radix
Chinese Name
川牛膝
Category
Roots and rhizomes

Medicinal Cyathula officinalis RootMore Info

Production Regions
Primarily produced in the Chinese provinces of Sichuan, Yunnan, Guizhou.
Macroscopic Features
Sub-cylindrical, slightly twisted, slightly thin or seldom branches downwards, 30~60cm long, 0.5~3cm diameter. Externally yellowish-brown or grayish-brown, some slightly twisted longitudinal wrinkles, lateral root and many horizontal scattered lenticels-like raised. Pliable texture, not easily broken; fractured surface is pale yellow or brownish-yellow, with vein bundle spots arranged into numerous concentric rings. faint odor; sweet taste.
Quality Requirements
Superior medicinal material has few braches, thick roots, pale yellow fractured surface.
Properties
Sweet, slightly bitter; neutral.
Functions
Expels stasis, frees menstruation, benefits the joints, promotes moist urination, frees strangury. Apply to amenorrhea and abdominal mass, lacenta retension, joint impediment, foot paralysis and tendon spasms, hematuria and bloody stranguria, falls wounds.
Origin
The dried root of Cyathula officinalis Kuan (Amaranthaceae).

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