Wu Mei Mume Fruit - Chinese Herbal Medicine
Wu Mei Names
- English Name: Mume Fruit
- Pinyin Name: Wu Mei
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Image in ProductionWu Mei Clinical Usages and Indications
- Inhibit leakage of lung qi - lung deficiency cough.
- Binds intestines - chronic diarrhea or dysentery.
- Generates fluids - alleviates thirst due to heat from deficiency or qi and yin deficiency, xiao ke.
- Expels roundworm - alleviates abdominal pain.
- Stops bleeding - blood in the stool, uterine bleeding with blood deficiency signs (dryness, thirst, parched mouth).
Wu Mei Dosage and Prep Notes
- Dosage: 3-9g
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- Xiao Ke (wasting and thirsting syndrome), qi and yin deficiencies of the kidney and spleen most commonly seen in the advanced forms of diabetes type II - excessive thirst, excessive urination, strong hunger symptoms, weight loss.
- Cloudy urine especially with detectable sweet scent.
- Treat Dryness
- Enrich the Yin and Moisten Dryness
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