Huang Qin
黃苓 huáng qín

Category: Clear Heat and Dry Dampness  Browse

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Tastes
Tastes:
Bitter  Browse
Dosage
Dosage:
3-9g
Cautions
Cautions:
Contraindicated in cases of Cold from Deficiency of the Spleen and Stomach
Meridians
Meridians:
Lung , Stomach , Large Intestine , Gall Bladder  Browse
Preparation
Preparation:
• Bland • Young • Dried • Dry-fried • Wine-fried • Charred • Scorched
Quality
Quality:
Good quality - big, golden yellow, full roots with few if any withered areas in the center. Roots with a withered, hollow center, or pieces that are broken up, are of inferior quality. Bluish green roots reflect improper procession, which can result in a low content of glycosides.
Reference Source
Reference Source:
Chinese Herbal Medicine: Materia Medica (3rd edition) ('Bensky')  Browse
Notes
Notes:
No notes at this time
Formulas
Formulas (78)
Family:
Labiatae (Lamiaceae)  Browse

Alternate Names:
Pharmaceutical: Radix Scutellariae Baicalensis
Botanical: Scutellaria Baicalensis Georgi
Japanese: ogon
Korean: hwanggeum
Common: baical skullcap root, scutellaria, scute
 
Temperature:  Cold  Browse