Wooly Dutchmanspipe Herb herbal material

Wooly Dutchmanspipe Herb

Overview

Aliases

Qinggufeng, Maoerduo, Chuandijie, Didingxiang, Huangmuxiang, Baimianfeng, Tuzier

Nature and Flavor

Neutral, pungent, bitter

What's Inside

Ingredients

The rhizome contains allantoin, aristolactone, mollolactone, β-sitosterol, aristolochic acid A, 9-ethoxyaristolactam and 9-ethoxyaristolactone. The stems and leaves contain aristolochic acid A, aristolochic acid D, vanillic acid, aristolactam, 6-methoxyaristolactam, palmitone, n-triacontanol, daucosterol and stearic acid.

Therapeutic Effects

Xungufeng has analgesic effects. Its total alkaloid fraction shows an 81.1% inhibition rate in the writhing test, while the non-alkaloid fraction shows a 53.8% inhibition rate. The alcoholic extract of Xungufeng has significant anti-implantation effects in both rats and mice. Aristolochic acid A isolated from Xungufeng has significant anti-implantation and early pregnancy-terminating activity in mice, whereas in rats it is effective only at high doses of the alcoholic extract.

Precautions

No precautions information available

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