Tree Poeny Bark or Cortex Moutan:History,Phytochemicals and Traditional Uses.
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- Botanical Data and info of Tree Poeny Bark,Cortex Moutan.
- Botanical and History of Tree Poeny Bark.
- Phytochemicals and Constituents of Tree Peony Bark.
- Action of Tree Poeny Bark.
- How to take Tree Poeny Bark.
- Traditional Uses of Tree Poeny Bark.
- Research Update:Tree Poeny Bark.Paeonia suffruticosa Andr.Paeonol.
Traditional Uses of Tree Poeny Bark.:
In Chinese medicine, the root of the red peony is thought to cool the blood, move stagnating blood, and relieve pain.
Experiments in London, using the tree peony root bark (P. suffruticosa) with other Chinese herbs, successfully treated childhood eczema. It is used to cool the blood, as well as being a good antibacterial for boils and abscesses.
The root of the white peony has a more specific action than the red, soothing liver energy and improving its function. It is also seen as nourishing the blood rather than cooling it, and is considered to be one of the great tonics for women, often used in menstrual disorders.
Although rarely used in contemporary European herbal medicine, the peony is thought to be an antispasmodic and sedative used in cases of whooping cough and nervous irritation.
Suppositories can be made from the root to relieve anal and intestinal spasms.
Reference:
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- 1.Tree Poeny Bark or Cortex Moutan:History,Phytochemicals and Traditional Uses.
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♣ last edit date:19th,Oct.2010.


