Ingredients

  • Cassia seed (caojueming) 30g
  • Wild chrysanthemum 12g

Principle

Cassia seed clears heat, brightens the eyes, and moistens the intestines; wild chrysanthemum clears heat, resolves toxins, and drains fire to pacify the liver. Steeped together to subdue liver yang.

Effects & uses

For headache and head distension associated with elevated blood pressure (liver yang rising pattern).

Method

  1. Grind cassia seed fine; put with wild chrysanthemum in a cup and infuse with boiling water.

How to use

  • Drink as a tea substitute.

Caution

Deficient cold spleen-stomach should not drink heavily. Blood pressure needs medical management; this tea is adjunct only, not a substitute for antihypertensive drugs.

Source

China Medical Information Platform (NATA reviewed).

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This site collects rural plant uses for everyday reference. It is not medical advice. Check constitution and allergies first, and consult a clinician when needed.