Latin Name: Rhizoma Homalomenae

Properties: acrid, bitter, warm

Actions: dispels wind and dampness, strengthens tendons and bones

Medical Indications: joint pain, pain and numbness in tendons, spasms and weakness in sinews and bones, traumatic injuries

Contraindicatons: not to be used during pregnancy

Caution: overdose may cause nausea, vomiting, convulsions, urinary and bowel incontince, and unconsciousness

Dosage: 4.5 to 9 grams

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