Medicinals

jīn yīng zǐ / 金樱子 / 金櫻子 / Cherokee rose fruit

Latin pharmacognostic name: Rosae Laevigatae Fructus

Alternate English names:

Alternate Chinese names: 金罂子 jīn yīng zǐ; 金樱肉 jīn yīng ròu; 刺榆子 cì yú zǐ; 刺梨子 cì lí zǐ; 山鸡头子 shān jī tóu zǐ; 山石榴 shān shí liú; 金莺子 jīn yīng zǐ; 黄刺果 huáng cì guǒ; 蜂糖罐 fēng táng guàn; 槟榔果 bīng láng guǒ; 金壶瓶[1] jīn hú píng; 野石榴 yě shí liú; 糖橘子 táng jú zǐ; 小石榴 xiǎo shí liú; 黄茶瓶 huáng chá píng

Origin: Plant

Use: medicinal

Category: Astringent agents / Intestine-astringing diarrhea-checking agents

Properties: Sour, astringent; balanced.

Channel entry: kidney, bladder, large intestine channels.

Indications:

Dosage & Method:

Oral: 6–12g in decoctions.

Warning:

Contraindicated in repletion fire or other repletion evils.

Quality:

Large reddish yellow fruits with the hairs and prickles removed are the best.

Product Area:

Fújiàn, Húnán, Guǎngdōng.

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