gong lao ye

Name: gong lao ye
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功劳叶·Folium Ilicis

ilecis leaf

About gong lao ye

Gong Lao Ye (功劳叶) is the leaf of holly, recorded as Folium Ilicis. It is sweet and bitter in flavour and cold in temperature, entering the Lung, Spleen and Stomach channels.

Names

Pinyin	gong lao ye
Chinese	功劳叶
Latin Name	Folium Ilicis
English Name	ilecis leaf

Classification

Channels: Lung, Stomach, Spleen
Flavour: Sweet, Bitter
Temperature: Cold

Actions and indications

Disperses Wind-Heat, clears the head and eyes, and relieves restlessness and thirst

Headache, toothache, irritated eyes, earwax, restlessness and thirst brought on by Wind-Heat
Dysentery

Dosage

Age	Raw	Granule	Tincture	Concentrate	Frequency
Any	3-9 g	—	—	—	—

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