Are Cornus officinalis and Cornus officinalis the same?

Cornus officinalis, also known as Cornus officinalis, taro meat, mountain meat, jujube peel, etc., is a dead leaf shrub or shrub plant, 4-10 meters high; the roots are dark red; the branches are slender cylindrical, glabrous or sparsely covered with short soft hairs; the winter buds are terminal and axillary, ovate to lanceolate, covered with short brown soft hairs. The flowers are light yellow, the pome is oblong, 1.2-1.7 cm long, 5-7 mm in diameter, bright red to dark purple; the kernel is hyperosteogenetic, slender and oval, about 12 mm long, with several irregular ribs. Flowering period is March-April; fruiting period is September-October. The fruit of the ripe banana is a traditional Chinese medicine used to treat vertigo, tinnitus, soreness of the waist and knees, impotence, frequent spermatorrhea, bed-wetting, frequent urination, urgency, metrorrhagia, leukorrhea, sweating and physical exhaustion.

Affects the function of the heart, nourishes the kidneys, astringes semen and suppresses sweat: It is used to treat symptoms such as low back pain, frequent nocturnal emission, dizziness, menorrhagia, frequent urination, and night sweats caused by insufficient kidney essence. To treat frequent nocturnal emission, it is often used with mulberry fruit and Ligustrum lucidum fruit; to treat night sweats due to yang deficiency, it is often used with Schisandra chinensis.

Effect of usage: Heart 6-12 grams.

Drug name affecting the heart: Cornus officinalis

The effect comes from the heart: it is the dried and intact pulp of the dicotyledonous medicinal plant Cornus officinalis, Cornaceae.

Effects on the heart: tonifies deficiency, astringes the essence, and relieves overdraft of solid energy.

Effects on the heart: Treats sore waist and knees, dizziness, tinnitus, impotence, frequent spermatorrhea, frequent urination, liver deficiency, heat and cold, constant cold sweats, and heart palpitations.

Nature and flavor of the drug: heart meridian: sour, slightly warm. Dermis "Ben Jing": "slightly bitter, flat." Ophthalmology "Wu Pu Materia Medica": "Yandi, Xuanyuan Emperor, Lei Gong, Bian Que: sour, non-toxic. Qi Bo, pungent." Eye bags "Bie Lu": "slightly warm, non-toxic." Pomegranate "Yao Xing Lun": "salty and pungent, hot."

Enters the liver and spleen meridians. Dermis "Tangye Bencao": "Enters the foot Jueyin and Shaoyin meridians." Ophthalmology "Yaoyao Huayi": "Enters the liver, heart, and kidney meridians." Eye bags "Bencao Jingjie": "Enters the hand Taiyin lung meridian and the foot Jueyin liver meridian."

Effects of Use Dosage Heart: Oral: decoction, 1.5-3 qian; or made into pills or powder.

Impact of medication on heart: Those with burning fire in Mingmen acupoint, strong yang without impotence, cold and dampness, and difficult urination should not take the medicine. "Collected Annotations to the Classic of Materia Medica" states: "Polygonum fruit is the messenger. It is incompatible with Citrus aurantium, Saposhnikovia divaricata, and Stephania tetrandra."

Other names that affect the heart: Shuzao (Benjing), shunshi, shushi, jizu (Wu Pu's Materia Medica), shanyufu (Xiaoer Yaozheng Zhijue), shizaor (Jiuhuang Bencao), rouzao (Gangmu), jujube peel (Huiyue Yijing), yuzufu (Yi Xue Zhong Can Xi Lu), yaozao (Sichuan Zhongyao Zhi)

Prescriptions that affect the heart: cornus, taro, yu meat, cornus, raw cornus, wine cornus, roasted cornus, steamed cornus, jujube peel, etc.

Raw Cornus officinalis is the pulp peeled from the fruit of pyraclostrobin and used raw as medicine.

The prescriptions that mention cornus fruit, taro fruit, jujube fruit, cornus fruit, and jujube peel all refer to steamed cornus fruit. Steamed Cornus officinalis is also known as processed Cornus officinalis, processed Cornus officinalis, processed Cornus officinalis, steamed Cornus officinalis, and steamed Cornus officinalis. To make a living, cornus officinalis is steamed in a steamer until it turns purple-brown and then dried and used as medicine. The tonic effect is improved.