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In Chinese Medicine heatstroke can be treated by five herbs that we have on record. Here is the list below.
Because it is a herb specifically indicated to treat heatstroke as can be seen on Camphor's page.
Camphor is a Warm herb that tastes Pungent. It targets the Heart.
Its main actions are: Moves the Blood and reduces inflammation. Opens the Orifices and awakens the spirit. Dispels Wind-Damp and kills parasites.
Because it is a herb specifically indicated to treat heatstroke as can be seen on Pu'er Tea's page.
Pu'er Tea is a Cold herb that tastes Bitter. It targets the Stomach and the Liver.
Its main actions are: Clears heat and dispels toxicity. Promotes the generation of body Fluids. Smooths digestion and eases hangover. Allows the release of toxicity from the surface.
Because it is a herb specifically indicated to treat heatstroke as can be seen on Flowering Quince's page.
Flowering Quince is a Warm herb that tastes Sour. It targets the Spleen and the Liver.
Its main actions are: Relaxes the sinews by increasing the flow of both Blood and Qi. Assists the function of the Stomach and expels Dampness. Facilitate lactation.
Because it is a herb specifically indicated to treat heatstroke as can be seen on Lotus Leaf's page.
Lotus Leaves is a Neutral herb that tastes Bitter. It targets the Spleen, the Stomach and the Liver.
Its main actions are: Relieves Summer Heat. Lifts the Spleen Yang. Halts bleeding caused by Heat or Stagnation.
Because it is a herb specifically indicated to treat heatstroke as can be seen on Sweet Wormwood Herb's page.
Sweet Wormwood Herbs is a Cold herb that tastes Bitter. It targets the Gallbladder, the Kidney and the Liver.
Its main actions are: Treats malaria. Treats summer Heat and clears symptoms of deficient Heat. Clears Blood Heat and stops bleeding.
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