250g, Hong Tian Kiu, Wilson Begonia Rhizome, Tcm Herbal

Red sunflower (scientific name: Begonia fimbristipula), also known as purple back days sunflower, red leaves, scattered blood, dragon and leaves, night red, red water Kwai, is a Chinese herbal medicine.

Sophora japonica family of purple days sunflower bulbs or whole plant.

Indications: heat and cooling blood, blood detoxification. Heat heat, cough, hemoptysis, bruises, blood stasis pain, sore scabies, water and fire burns.

Spring, summer dug, washed, dried or fresh, whole plant summer, autumn harvest, washed, dried. Produced in China Zhejiang, Jiangxi, Hunan, Fujian, Guangxi, Guangdong, www.lpjql.com,Hainan and Hong Kong. Born in the mountain top of the forest on the rocks, cliffs in the mountains, the top of the forest under the wet rock and hillside forest, 700-1120 meters above sea level.

Sexuality: sweet, cool Oral: Jiantang, 1 ~ 3 money.

Topical: pound

The main effect: heat and cooling blood, blood detoxification treatment heat heat fever, Hyperactivity cough, hemoptysis, bruises, blood stasis pain, sore scabies, water and fire burns

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