Medicinals
jīn qián cǎo / 金钱草 / 金錢草 / moneywort;
Latin pharmacognostic name: Lysimachiae Herba
Alternate English names: lysimachia
Alternate Chinese names: 透骨消[2] tòu gǔ xiāo; 连钱草[2] lián qián cǎo
Origin: Plant
Use: medicinal
Category: Water-disinhibiting dampness-percolating agents / Dampness-disinhibiting jaundice-abating agents
Properties: Bitter and acrid; cool.
Channel entry:
Indications:
Clears heat and disinhibits urine, settles cough, disperses swelling, and resolves toxin.
jaundice; water swelling; stone or strangury-turbidity (lìn zhuó); cough; pulmonary welling-abscesses (fèi yōng);
Dosage & Method:
Oral: Decoct (9–15g) or steep in wine.
Product Area:
Lysimachia christinae: Sìchuān. Glechoma longituba: Jiāngsū, Zhèjiāng, Manchuria. Desmodium styracifolium: Guǎngdōng. Hydrocotyle sibthorpioides batrachium: Jiāngxī. Dichondra repens: Sìchuān.