Where are the main distribution regions of Chinese medicines in China?
China’s vast territory abounds with natural resources. Climatic factors, especially heat and humidity, determine the distribution of various Chinese medicinal r...
Category: Chinese Herbal Medicine
How are the names of Chinese medicines derived?
There exist innumerable Chinese medicines, with many different names. These names are derived using the following criteria: 1.Naming based on the main effects o...
What are Chinese medicines?
Chinese medicines refers to the medicines prescribed in accordance with the principles and theories of Traditional Chinese Medicine. These medicines which poss...
Dampness-Resolving Herbs
This section presents 7 medicinal recipes using dampness-resolving herbs, such as patchouli, eupatorium, officinal magnolia bark, villous amomum fruit and tsaok...
Tsaoko Stewed Chicken
Effects Builds the spleen, reinforces qi, dissipates chill and warms the middle energiser. It is beneficial to those suffering cold-deficiency in the spleen and...
Black-bone Chicken with Tsaoko and Galangal
Effects Warms the middle energiser, benefits the gut and relieves pain and distension associated with cold-deficiency in the spleen. Ingredients Black-bone chic...
Atractylodes and Tangerine Congee
Effects Builds the spleen, resolves dampness, dissolves phlegm and lowers cholesterol. It is recommended for those who are suffering from obesity due to deficie...
Amomum Congee
Effects Regulates qi of the middle energiser, warms the spleen and stomach, and aids digestion. It relieves morning sickness, abdominal distension and dry heave...
Patchouli and Perilla Drink
Effects Relieves summer heat, resolves dampness and dispels exterior pathogenic factors. It is recommended for those experiencing common cold brought on by summ...
Coix and Patchouli Congee
Effects Dispels exterior pathogenic syndromes, resolves dampness, clears summer heat and reinforces qi. Ingredients Cablin patchouli 6g, coix 30g, green beans 5...