Latin Name: Herba Taxilli

Properties: bitter, neutral

Actions: tonifies liver and kidneys, expels wind dampness, strengthens sinews and bones, nourishes blood, calms fetus, benefits skin, treats hypertension

Medical Indications: arthritis with pain and soreness in joints and lower back, atrophy of sinews and joints, dry scaly skin due to blood deficiency, restless fetus, threatened abortion, hypertension

Contraindications: none

Dosage: 10 to 20 grams

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