145 results about "Burdock Fruit" patented technology

The influenza treating medicine as one kind of orally taken Chinese medicine preparation is prepared with honeysuckle, forsythia, lophatherum herb, burdock fruit, balloonflower root and other 11 kinds of Chinese medicinal materials in certain weight proportion. The present invention has fast influenza curing speed of 4-6 days, high curative rate and high effective rate, and is used mainly for treating influenza caused by virus.

A Chinese medicine for treating child acute glomerulonephritis pertains to a Chinese medicine for treating nephritis. The components contain: 15g of heartleaf houttuynia herb, eclipta, motherwort and barbated skullcup herb respectively; 10g of plantain herb and 1.5g of common rush. The invention has the auxiliary prescriptions that for the patient with obvious blood urine, 10g of Japanese thistle herb and field thistle herb respectively, 10g of Indian madder root, 10g of Chinese arborvitae twig and leaf, 30g of hairyvein agrimonia herb and 30g of imperata rhizome are added; for the patient with swelling throat, 10g of figwort root, 15g of dyers woad root and 10g of burdock fruit are added. The dosage materials in the prescription are all made from natural traditional Chinese herbal medicines by the traditional processing method. The materials can be easily gotten; the prescription and the preparation method are simple; the expense for preparing the medicine is low. The compatibility of the traditional Chinese herbal medicines is simple; the medicines used in the medicine prescription are all natural herbal medicines which can be conveniently gotten and used; the manufacturing method is simple; the curative effect after being taken is good; the medicine price is cheap, and the medicine is especially fit for people who live at the remote small villages away from villages and towns to use. The treatment expense for the patient with the disease of the child acute glomerulonephritis is low, which solves the treatment problem, which is caused by low family income, poor living and lack of local medical treatment condition.

An herbal cleanse formulation comprising five different herbal teas: a parasite tea, an intestinal tea, a detoxifying tea, a tonifying tea, and a relaxing tea. The parasite tea comprises areca seed, black plum, Sichuan pepper, and daikon radish. The intestinal tea comprises mountain hawthorn berry, magnolia bark, senna leaf, aloe, prunus, bitter orange, rhubarb, and licorice. The detoxifying tea comprises cyperus, Chinese angelica, trichosanthes, honeysuckle, forsythia, burdock fruit, dandelion, gardenia, coptis, and mustard seed. The tonifying tea comprises goji berries, red reishi, rehmannia, polygonum, astragalus, ginseng, codonopsis, and schizandra. The relaxing tea comprises ginger, lily bulbs, mimosa tree bark, acorus, sour jujube seeds, yuan zhi, and mint. The herbal cleanse formulation are to be taken at specific times of the day for a determined number of days in a specific protocol in conjunction with a vegan alkalinizing diet and incorporating Kundalini yoga.

The invention provides a self-heal health-care oral solution capable of reducing blood fat, which comprises the following raw medicines in parts by weight: 10-50 parts of self-heal, 10-20 parts of cape jasmine, 10-20 parts of pollen typhae, 10-20 parts of purslane, 10-20 parts of rehmannia root, 10-20 parts of baikal skullcap root, 10-20 parts of kudzu root, 10-20 parts of gynostemma pentaphylla, 10-20 parts of sophora fruit, 10-20 parts of dried orange peel, 10-20 parts of corn silk, 10-20 parts of oriental wormwood, 10-20 parts of hawthorn, 10-20 parts of trichosanthes root, 10-20 parts of burdock fruit, 10-20 parts of lysimachia, 10-20 parts of tribulus terrestris, 10-20 parts of oldenlandia and 10-20 parts of centella. The oral solution provided by the invention is capable of preventing absorption of cholic acid or cholesterol from the intestinal tract, promoting cholic acid or cholesterol to be discharged with feces, inhibiting in vivo synthesis of cholesterol, or promoting conversion of cholesterol, promoting LDL receptor expression on a cell membrane, and accelerating lipoprotein decomposition.