Ting Li Zi
  
 
      |  Ting Li Zi in TCM:Explore the properties of Ting Li Zi according to Chinese  Nutrition and Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM):
  Factoids: 
              English Name: descurainia, lepidum 
               
		 
              Pharmacuetical Name: Semen Descurainiae seu Lepidii 
            
		 Properties: acrid, bitter, very cold
  Temperature:  cold
  Channels:  LU, UB
  Flavors:  bitter, pungent
  Special Properties:  clears heat, resolves water accumulations, resolves phlegm
  Actions / Indications:
 
        - Drains LU heat; dissolves phlegm; calms wheezing 
          (excess-type wheezing or coughing with copious sputum; gurgling in throat 
          due to phlegm or LU heat) 
 
        - Promotes urination; reduces edema (facial edema; 
          edema and water retention in chest or abdomen with urinary difficulty 
          due to stagnation of LU and UB qi)
 
        - (cc: caution with deficient patients)
 
        - (cc: cough or wheeze due to LU deficiency)
 
        - (cc: edema due to SP deficiency)
 
             
        Special Notes: 
        - Ting Li Zi is known as the herb to purge large amounts of phlegm from 
          the LU. Often used for fullness in chest with inability to lie down.
 
        - One of the recent clinical uses for Ting Li Zi is to treat congestive 
          heart failure with dyspnea and edema.
 
        - Ting Li Zi is similar to Sang Bai Pi but stronger in function.
 
       
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