China Alanguium

Overview

Aliases

Baijintiao, Bailongxu, Baijintiao, Bajiaowutong, Bajiaojiangjun, Wujiaofeng, Huaguanmu

Nature and Flavor

Slightly warm, pungent, bitter. Toxic

What's Inside

Ingredients

The fibrous roots and root bark of Alangium chinense contain alkaloids, phenols, amino acids, organic acids and resin. The fibrous roots mainly contain alkaloids and glycosides, and also contain cardiac glycosides.

Therapeutic Effects

This herb has muscle-relaxant, analgesic, anti-early-pregnancy, and anti-implantation effects, and can stimulate isolated rabbit intestinal and uterine smooth muscle.

Precautions

No precautions information available

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ONLY AND IS NOT INTENDED AS MEDICAL ADVICE.