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Botanical name |
Drynaria fortunei |
| Pin yin name | Gu Sui Bu | |
| Pin yin description | Gu means bone; sui means broken or fragmented; bu means to mend or repair; this is the herb that repairs broken bones. | |
| Other common names | Basket Fern | |
| Part used | Rhizome | |
| Taste | Bitter | |
| Nature | Warm | |
| Traditional Chinese uses | Tonify kidney, activate circulation of blood, restrain bleeding, repair damaged bones and muscles | |
| Traditional Chinese applications | Kidney deficiency syndrome with symptoms of low back pain, weak feet, tinnitus, hearing loss, and chronic diarrhoea; fractures, contusions, and sprains | |
| Possible unwanted effects | None known | |
| Herb drug interactions | None reported | |
| TCM and other contraindications | Yin deficiency; cases without blood stasis syndrome | |
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