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Jiu Da Huang (Wine Treated Rhubarb Root, Rhizome - Raw Herb Shown)

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Cold Jiu Da Huang (Wine Treated Radix Et Rhizoma Rhei)
Channels:
HT, LI, LIV, ST
Properties:
Bitter, Cold
Latin:
Wine Treated Radix Et Rhizoma Rhei
Chinese:
酒大黄
Tone Marks:
jiŭ dà huáng
Alt Names:
Jiu Xi Da Huang, Jiu Da Jun

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  • The strength of the purgative effect of wine treated Rhubarb (Jiu Da Huang) is said to be in between the raw herb and the steamed herb (Shu Da Huang).

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