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Herb Information
| Name: Mung bean |
| Biological
Name: Phaseoli radiati
Leguminosae
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| Other
Names: Mung bean, Lu
Dou |
| Parts
Used: Bean |
| Remedies
For:
Antipyretic, antihypertensive, antidote to toxic poisonings, nutritive tonic.
Mung bean is a nutritious protein food that is used by Oriental herbalists for all hot, inflammatory conditions, ranging from systemic infections to heat stroke to hypertension. Also used for toxic poisoning, including aconite poisoning. Very effective as a soup for heat stroke associated with thirst, irritability, and fever.
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| Dosage:
15-30 grams; 120 grams are cooked with 60 grams of licorice for aconite poisoning
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| Safety:
Because of their cooling nature, mung beans should be avoided or cooked with warming spices for those with a weak digestion.
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