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Qing Hao – Herba Artemisiae Annuae
Qing Hao is an interesting and complex herb. Of course, now its anti-malaria properties are used in modern medicine. In Chinese medicine it has unique properties to work from the inside out in recalcitrant diseases. From the American Dragon website notes section (used with prior permission).
  1. Some sources classify this as a Summerheat clearing herb.
  2. Burning this herb keeps away mosquitoes.
  3. It vents Heat from the Yin level outward to the Yang and is ideal for clearing Heat from the Liver and Gallbladder.
  4. Because it does not exhaust Qi or Blood, it is particularly appropriate for Heat disorders in patients with Blood Deficiency.
  5. Its clear aroma seeps through the forehead to brighten eyes and disperse Wind-Heat.
  6. This herb can be used fresh in large doses by itself to treat malaria.
  7. One source says that this herb relieves fever and overstraining.
  8. This herb has been shown to inhibit the growth of cancer cells.
  9. When applied to an incised wound, this herb can stop bleeding, promote the growth of new muscle and relieve pain.
  10. Don’t boil this herb more than 5-15 minutes.
  11. Both Qing Hao and Rx. Bupleuri Chai Hu enter the Liver and Gallbladder channels and treat malarial with alternating chills and fever. Qing Hao has a light, clearing, cooling aroma that is excellent for clearing Summerheat without injuring the Yin and is used for fever from Yin injured by warm and Summerheat pathogens or for steaming bones due to Yin Deficiency or consumptive Heat. Chai Hu is raising and dispersing which is excellent for spreading Liver Qi Stagnation, and raising clear Yang. Overuse of Chai Hu tends to injure the Yin.
  12. Both Qing Hao and Rx. Stellariae Yin Chai Hu cool the Blood and reduce steaming bones. Qing Hao is acrid, fragrant, vents warm pathogens outward from the Yin level to the Yang level and is most appropriate for Heat at night which cools in the morning due to Ying Level injury by warm pathogen. It also resolves Summerheat and treats alternating chills and fever of malarial disorders. Yin Chai Hu does not clear Heat by venting, but does treat Heat due to childhood nutritional impairment.
  13. Qing Hao, Rx. Cynanchi Atrati Bai Wei and Rx. Stellariae Yin Chai Hu all clear pathogenic Heat. Qing Hao does not cool the Lungs or facilitate urination. Rx. Stellariae Yin Chai Hu does not vent Heat or vent Blood Heat outward, but only cools Blood Heat internally.
  14. Both Qing Hao and Hb. Artemisiae Scopariae Yin Chen are aromatic,resolve Damp-Heat and are often used together to treat Damp-Heat jaundice, Warm-Damp disorders and Summerheat-warmth. Yin Chen enters the Spleen and Stomach and is specific for jaundice. Qing Hao primarily enters the Liver/Gallbladder and is better able to resolve steaming bones due to consumption. It is particularly good for draining pathogenic Fire in Summerheat-warmth and for malarial disorders.
  15. Dry-fried Sweet Wormwood Chao Qing Hao is better able to treat steaming bones and consumptive Heat.
  16. Turtle Blood Sweet Wormwood Bie Xue Qing Hao is better able to cool Heat and nourish the Yin. It is frequently used for Yin Deficiency night sweats, consumptive Heat and steaming bones.
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Weight 120 g
Dimensions 0.2 × 0.2 × 0.2 in
granules or capsules sizes

100 grams granules:, 200 grams granules, 100 capsules 50 grams:, 200 capsules (100 grams), 5 bottles 200 grams granules, 5 bottles 200 capsules

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