Herb Herbs that drain Dampness

Chuí pén cǎo

Stonecrop herb | 垂盆草

Sedum sarmentosum

TCM Properties

Temperature

Cold

Taste

Sweet, Bitter

Organ Affinity

Liver, Small Intestine

Parts Used

Whole plant

TCM Actions & Uses

Traditional Chinese Medicine properties and applications of Chuí pén cǎo

Traditional Actions

Drain Dampness through urination
Reduce jaundice
Clear Toxic-Heat
Detoxify

Key TCM Concepts

Common Applications

Damp-Heat jaundice Difficulty in urination Carbuncles Sores Acute hepatitis Chronic hepatitis

Preparation & Dosage

Traditional and modern methods for preparing Chuí pén cǎo

Traditional Preparation

Collected in summer and autumn, remove impurities, and sun-dry

Recommended Dosage

Note: The following information is provided for educational purposes only and is not meant to replace professional medical advice.

Fresh herb: 250g, Dried herb: 15-30g

Safety & Contraindications

Important safety information and precautions for Chuí pén cǎo

This information is for educational purposes only. Always consult with a qualified healthcare provider before using any herb or supplement.

Herb-Drug Interactions

Like many herbs, Chuí pén cǎo may interact with certain medications. If you are taking any prescription medications, we recommend consulting with a healthcare provider knowledgeable in herb-drug interactions.

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