The efficacy and function of clams

The efficacy and function of clams

Most people are already familiar with the Chinese medicinal clams. But in fact, not many people understand the efficacy and functions of Chinese medicine clams, so let’s talk about it below.

【Other name】 Clam

[Source] Venerupis (Amygdala) philippinarum (Adamset Reeve), a clam of the family Venerupidae, class Bivalve, the shell and meat of which are used as medicine.

【Functions and indications】 Shell: clears heat and detoxifies. It is mainly used to treat ecthyma and impetigo.

[Usage and Dosage] Shell: For external application (raw or calcined).

【Excerpt】 National Compendium of Chinese Herbal Medicines

【Source】 From "Northeast Animal Medicine"

Through the detailed introduction above, we have a good understanding of the efficacy and functions of Chinese medicine clams. I hope this can be helpful to everyone.

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