Notopterygium

Overview

Latin Name: Notopterygium incisum

Origin: China

Tradition: TCM

Best For: Pain & Headaches

Uses

Releases exterior and relieves pain

Preparation Methods

Root decoction; Powder

Warnings & Side Effects

Avoid in yin or blood deficiency

Drug Interactions

Generally safe

Research

Research Score: 72/100

Research Notes: Good evidence for pain relief

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