Nourishes Stomach Yin, Generates Fluids, Moistens the Lungs
For Yin deficiency with heat and possible ascending yang with symptoms including emaciation and heat in the five palms
Nourishes Lung Yin
For Lung yin deficiency or Lung Heat with a dry cough, scanty sputum that is possibly blood streaked and difficult to expectorate.
Contraindications and Cautions
Use with caution in cases with cough due to wind cold
Herb-Drug Interactions
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Toxicity and Overdose
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Dosage
3-9 grams in decoction (Chen)
3-9 grams in decoction(Bensky)
Notes
Yin Er is often eaten as a sweet treat with Long Yan Rou, Lian Zi, and rock sugar in water.
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It is very good for acne. just boil and drink over a period of time. results very effective. in fuzhou/fujian dialect/s its name is like the japanese name -- bai mu er.
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