dai dai hua

Name: dai dai hua
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代代花·Flos Citri Aurantii Amarae

About dai dai hua

Dai Dai Hua (代代花) is the flower of the bitter orange, recorded as Flos Citri Aurantii Amarae. It is sweet and bitter in flavour and enters the Liver and Stomach channels.

Names

Pinyin	dai dai hua
Chinese	代代花
Latin Name	Flos Citri Aurantii Amarae

Classification

Channels: Stomach, Liver
Flavour: Sweet, Bitter

Actions and indications

Soothes the Liver and regulates Qi

Fullness and oppression in the chest
Epigastric pain

Harmonises the Stomach

Vomiting
Poor appetite

Dosage

Age	Raw	Granule	Tincture	Concentrate	Frequency
Any	15-24 g	—	—	—	—

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