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Chicory Herb; Chicory Herb; Chicory Root
Chicory Herb; Chicory Herb; Chicory Root. Class: External Medicinal (Draw Out Toxin, Resolve Putridity). Properties: Slightly Bitter; Salty; Cool. Meridians: Liver; Gallbladder; Stomach
πΏ Names
Pinyin Name
Ju Ju
δΈζε (Chinese)
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Latin Name
Herba Cichorii; Herba Cichorii; Radix Cichorii
English Name
Chicory Herb; Chicory Herb; Chicory Root
Alias Names
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β― TCM Properties
Properties (ζ§ε³)
Slightly Bitter; Salty; Cool
Meridians (ε½η»)
Liver; Gallbladder; Stomach
Part Used
Aerial parts or root
Therapeutic Class (EN)
External Medicinal (Draw Out Toxin, Resolve Putridity)
εζεη±» (CN)
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π©Ί Clinical Profile
Function (εθ½)
To remove heat from the liver, to stimulate the discharge of bile, to promote digestion and increase appetite, and to cause diuresis.
Indication (δΈ»ζ²»)
Treatment of jaundice caused by damp-heat, epigastric pain with impairment of appetite, edema with oliguria.
π External References
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Clinical Trials
2
Meta-Analyses
0
PubMed References
Top Conditions Studied with Chicory Herb; Chicory Herb; Chicory Root
π Sample Trials
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π Sample Meta-Analyses
CRD42021242937
Drug and non-drug treatment of chronic constipation: a systematic review of randomized controlled trials and a network meta-analysis
Chronic constipation is a common disease, with a reported prevalence of 3% to 27
CRD42022328982
The effect of chicory on bilirubin levels in neonates with jaundice: A systematic review
Infants with jaundice
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