香加皮·Cortex Periplocae
Chinese silkvine root-bark
Toxic
Toxicity graded by American Dragon.
Xiang Jia Pi (香加皮) is the root bark of Chinese silkvine, recorded as Cortex Periplocae. It is acrid and bitter in flavour and warm in temperature, entering the Heart, Liver and Kidney channels.
| Pinyin | xiang jia pi |
|---|---|
| Chinese | 香加皮 |
| Latin Name | Cortex Periplocae |
| English Name | Chinese silkvine root-bark |
ba ji tian + huai niu xi + mu gua
Long-standing arthralgia with paralysis of the tendons and bones
fu ling pi + da fu pi + chen pi
Difficult urination with superficial edema
Weak, atrophied legs
Superficial edema in Leg Qi
xu duan + du zhong + qiang huo
Wind-Cold-Damp Bi.
| Age | Raw | Granule | Tincture | Concentrate | Frequency |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Any 3 to 6g | 3-6 g | — | — | — | — |
Paste any of these. The wording inside the link is the part that matters — it tells a search engine what this page is about, so it is filled in for you.
Free to use with a visible link back. This herb is also available as XML. See link to us for banners, the feed, and the terms.
Bencao Index is free to use and free of advertising, and is paid for by one practitioner.