Epimedium TaiwanTCM
Latin arrowhead , Epimedium sagittatum ; Chinese: jin-jang-huo ; English: barrenwort, horny goat weed. Nomenclature: "Jin" and "yang" in the Chinese name of this herb have nothing to do with the Taoist principles of yin and yang . The word "jang" in the Chinese name of the pitcher simply means a goat, and the whole name can be translated freely as a "herb of horny goats" ...
Gherkin is a herb used to make tea, just like a teaspoon. It was described in 456 AD in Sheenong Book of Herbs - one of the basic textbooks of TCM. The main content of the skins are flavonoids epimedine A, epimedine B, epimedine C and ikarine. The puppy also contains specific polysaccharides. We take the scam either at the recommendation of the TCM expert or simply when we want to try what we have not tried yet.
The icarin is generally considered to be the most important substance in the field. However, it is clear that the effect of herbs can hardly be reduced to one single substance. However, we do not have the right to speak or to imply the health effects of medicinal plants - because under the Regulation 1924/2006 of the European Parliament and of the Council we can not provide so-called " health claims " - so you will have to find out more about the sting. With 400 well-founded scientific publications in the Medline database, pitchers are among the better-researched medicinal plants.
How to use the pit
Epimedium is usually used in 1-2g a day, in the form of a decoction or leaven, or in combination with other herbs as recommended by the TCM expert.