KPC Houttuynia Cordata Herb
Yu Xing Cao
Pinyin Name: Yu Xing Cao
English Name: Houttuynia, Heart Leaf Houttuynia
Properties: acrid, coool
Channels Entered: Lung
Antibiotic, immuno-stimulant, albuminuria, anti-inflammatory, diuretic, analgesic, anti-tussive, hemostatic, leptospirosis, cervical erosion, atrophic sinusitis, angiomas are some of the imbalances satisfied clients have used this product for.
Primary Traditional Functions
Clears Heat, Eliminates Toxins and Drains Pus; Promotes Normal Urination
Clears Heat, Eliminates Toxins, Drains Pus
Dispels heat and toxins, drains abscess and pus. Commonly used to treat lung infections, lung abscesses accompanied by coughing, or vomiting accompanied by mucus and blood.
- Cough due to lung heat
- Lung abscess
Sores and skin lesions due to heat and toxins
- Internal and topical skin infection treatment
Infections
- Enteritis (intestinal inflammation usually accompanied by diarrhea)
- Pneumonia, bronchitis whether acute or chronic
Promotes Normal Urination
Drains heat and dampness from the lower burner to encourage normal urination and relieve urinary tract infections and frequent, scanty yellow urine.
- Stone dysuria
- Heat dysuria
Concentration: 5:1
Typical Usage of Concentrated Extract
3 to 6 grams per day or as directed by your wellness coach.
Each bottle contains 100 grams. Also contains non-GMO, best grade potato starch as the binder for the spray drying process.
Made in Taiwan
Compiled from internet AI:
Angiomas are common, non-cancerous skin growths caused by a proliferation of small blood vessels. They typically appear as small, bright red, or purplish dots (cherry angiomas) on the skin, often on the torso. While often age-related or genetic, they are generally harmless and do not require treatment unless they bleed, cause discomfort, or are removed for cosmetic reasons.
Causes and Risk Factors
- Aging: frequently develop after age 30, with prevalence increasing with age
- Chemical exposure: possible link to exposure to bromides or chemical compounds
- Genetics: family history plays a significant role
- Hormonal changes: Often develop during pregnancy
- Medical conditions: rarely, a high number of them may be linked to liver damage or dysfunction
Symptoms and Appearance
- Appearance: small, dome-shaped papules or flat spots, ranging from bright red to purple
- Location: mostly on the trunk, arms, and legs
- Sensations: generally asymptomatic (do not hurt or itch), though they may bleed if traumatized
- Texture: usually smooth, but can sometimes feel rough
Prognosis and Complications
- Prognosis: excellent, they are non-cancerous and do not turn into cancer
- Complications: the main issue is potential bleeding if scratched or injured
- Treatment risks: procedures like electrodessication or cryosurgery, if used for removal, may cause minor scarring or skin color changes (pigmentation issues)
Removal Methods
While removal is not medically necessary, options include:
- Cryosurgery: freezing with liquid nitrogen
- Electrodesiccation: burning with an electric needle
- Laser therapy: using a vascular laser to target blood vessels