This herb is used a yellow dye in the textile industry. Both Yu Jin and Rz. Curcumae Longae Jiang Huang promote the movement of Qi and Blood and facilitate the Gall-bladder to eliminate jaundice.

2016年9月23日 · The Effect of Yu Jin Property. Pungent, bitter, cold; liver, gallbladder and heart meridians entered. Actions. Activate blood and alleviate pain, move qi and relieve depression, clear heat and cool blood, promote excretion or bile and remove jaundice. Indications. A. Pain of chest, hypochondria and abdomen due to qi stagnation and blood stasis

Yu Jin (Curcuma longa): Natural Support for Liver, Mind, and Body. Yu Jin, derived from the rhizome of the Curcuma longa plant, is a highly regarded herb in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM).

The Chinese herb 'Yu Jin' (Turmeric Tuber) is Spicy, Bitter, Cold, goes to the HT, LU, LIV, GB, and is in 'Herbs that Invigorate Blood and Remove Stagnation'.

Turmeric (Yu Jin, Jiang Huang, E Zhu) Botanical Name: Western – Curcuma longa. Eastern – Curcuma longa, C. zedoaria. Turmeric stands alone for its exceptionally high margin of safety during its over 6,000 years of use as a culinary spice in curry and as a medicinal herb.

Called Tumeric or Circuma Tuber, this herb is first and foremost a Blood invigorator. It is acrid and bitter and exhibits cold energy. As per the Nineteen Antagonisms, this herb should NOT be combined with Ding Xiang (Cloves) in any recipe.

Yu Jin. English Name: (wild) curcuma tuber, (wild) turmeric tuber. Pharmaceutical Name: Radix Curcumae. Medica Category: Blood-Invigorating and Stasis-Removing Herbs. Properties: Yu Jin enters Heart, Liver, and Gallbladder channels; it is acrid and bitter in nature and cold in temperature. What is Yu Jin?:

Hypochondriac pain, irregular menstruation, masses caused by blood stagnation: Yu Jin (Radix Curcumae) is most effective for treating pain due to Qi and Blood stagnation. It resolves Liver Qi stagnation and regulates Qi in the blood level.

2013年5月18日 · • There are two main types of Yu jin: Chuan yu jin (“River Constrained Gold”) is less commonly used, is considered to be milder, and is usually used for patients who are relatively weak; Guang yu jin (“Broad Constrained Gold”) is the more commonly used variety.