Product Introduction

Lobelia Chinensis is a vine plant with a semi-circular stem, longitudinally ridged, and colored pale yellow or brown. It is mainly found in China and Southeast Asia. In the field of traditional Chinese medicine, Lobelia Chinensis is widely used for its effects in clearing heat, detoxifying, and its anti-bacterial, anti-inflammatory properties.

Main Active Ingredients

Lobelia Chinensis contains various active ingredients, including flavonoids, alkaloids, and polysaccharides. These components impart medicinal properties to Lobelia Chinensis. Flavonoids have antioxidant and anti-inflammatory effects, aiding in clearing heat and detoxification. Alkaloids have anti-bacterial and anti-inflammatory properties, helping to reduce inflammation and infection. Polysaccharides have immune-regulating and anti-tumor effects, contributing to enhanced immunity.

Product Application Scenarios and Dosage

Lobelia Chinensis is widely used in traditional Chinese medicine for clearing heat, detoxifying, and its anti-bacterial, anti-inflammatory effects. Common forms of use include decoctions, granules, and ointments. Specific usage and dosage should be selected and adjusted based on the condition, individual differences, and professional advice. Lobelia Chinensis is commonly used to treat symptoms like the common cold, fever, throat inflammation, and has effects in clearing heat, detoxifying, and anti-bacterial, anti-inflammatory actions.

Plant Introduction, Distribution, and Growth Environment

Lobelia Chinensis is mainly distributed in China and Southeast Asia, preferring warm and moist environments. It is commonly found on farmland edges, mountains, and grasslands.

Harvesting, Processing, and Storage

The harvesting of Lobelia Chinensis typically occurs when the plant is most nutritionally rich. Care should be taken to protect the integrity of the plant during collection. After harvesting, Lobelia Chinensis can be processed by slicing and drying for storage and use. During storage, Lobelia Chinensis should be kept in a dry, cool place, away from direct sunlight.

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