Child Tea, Chinese medicinal name, is the dried decoction of the peeled branches of the legume plant Ercha, distributed in the southern part of Yunnan. It has the effects of promoting blood circulation and relieving pain, stopping bleeding and promoting tissue regeneration, draining dampness and healing wounds, and clearing the lungs and transforming phlegm. It is used for falls and injuries, external bleeding, vomiting blood, non-healing ulcers, eczema, damp sores, and lung heat cough.
[Effects and Functions of Child Tea]
Chinese medicine believes that Child Tea has the effects of promoting blood circulation and relieving pain, stopping bleeding and promoting tissue regeneration, draining dampness and healing wounds, and clearing the lungs and transforming phlegm. It is used for falls and injuries, external bleeding, vomiting blood, non-healing ulcers, eczema, damp sores, and lung heat cough.
1. Compendium of Materia Medica: Clears upper diaphragm heat, transforms phlegm and generates fluids. Applied to golden sores and all kinds of ulcers, promotes tissue regeneration, relieves pain, stops bleeding, and drains dampness.
2. Classic of Categories: Child Tea, also known as Wudieni, has astringent and constricting properties, stops bleeding and drains dampness. It is an essential medicine for relieving pain, promoting tissue regeneration, and stopping bleeding in golden sores.
[Processing Method]
Remove impurities and crush before use.
[Identification]
Child Tea is square or irregular in shape, varying in size. The surface is brown or black-brown, smooth and slightly glossy. It is hard and fragile, with an uneven fracture surface, glossy appearance, fine pores, and stickiness when damp. It has a slight aroma, astringent and bitter taste, and a slight sweet aftertaste.
