Shou Wu Pian

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Shou Wu Pian

Shou Wu Pian (pronunciation: shōu wū piàn) is a traditional Chinese medicine used for various health benefits.

Etymology

The name "Shou Wu Pian" is derived from Chinese. "Shou" means longevity, "Wu" is the name of the herb used in the medicine, and "Pian" means tablet.

Usage

Shou Wu Pian is primarily used to nourish the liver and kidney, and to replenish vital essence and blood. It is also used to treat premature graying of hair, dizziness, blurred vision, and ringing in the ears.

Ingredients

The main ingredient in Shou Wu Pian is the root of the plant Polygonum multiflorum, also known as He Shou Wu. Other ingredients may include Rehmannia, Dong Quai, and Goji Berries, depending on the specific formulation.

Related Terms

  • He Shou Wu: The main ingredient in Shou Wu Pian. It is a plant known for its rejuvenating properties.
  • Traditional Chinese Medicine: The medical practice that Shou Wu Pian is a part of.
  • Polygonum multiflorum: The scientific name for He Shou Wu.
  • Rehmannia: A common ingredient in traditional Chinese medicine, often used in conjunction with He Shou Wu.
  • Dong Quai: Another common ingredient in traditional Chinese medicine, known for its blood-nourishing properties.
  • Goji Berries: A fruit often used in traditional Chinese medicine for its health benefits.

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