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 Herbs historically used in TCM for fevers and Malaria
Please note: The descriptions below are from the Traditional Chinese and or "Folk Medicine" use of  herbs provided for information and not intended to replace advice from a medical doctor or to replace any drugs that are FDA approved.

Artemisinin In Qing Hao: Artemisia Annua 5:1 extract


The TCM Properties of this herb are: pungent and bitter in flavor, slightly cold in nature acting on the liver, gallbladder and kidney channels.The bitter and cold properties clear away heat, the pungent flavor expels pathogenic factors. It is mainly effective in the liver and kidney so as to purge the latent heat outwards from the yin division. It is therefore indicated for the febrile diseases at the later stage with an accumulation of lingering heat in the yin division marked by nocturnal fever and lingering low-grade fever

The TCM Effects in all historical Chinese references are: "Clearing away heat of deficiency type, relieving summer heat and preventing attack of malaria."

Though we make no claims, Many studies have been done on this herb lately for its many benefits. We invite you to do your own internet search on Artemisinin to see just what else this amazing herb is now used for!

We have this herb in 5:1 extract powder put into large “00” capsules weighing about 700 mgs each. The "suggested serving" is 2-3 capsules 2-3 times daily for acute fevers or begin taking a few days before the expected fever of a malaria attack.

This statement has not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.
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