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Garden Burnet Root

Main Ingredients:   Garden Burnet Root (AKA: Radix Sanguisorbae, Burnet Bloodwort Root), Di Yu, Bloodwort Root)

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About Garden Burnet Root
Description: The Garden Burnett is native to Northern Asia and parts of Europe. It is a tall plant with purple brown flowers and no odor. It is also cultivated as a fodder crop and as a salad vegetable. Commonly used for: In chinese medicine it is used for bloody dysentery, bleeding hemorrhoids, uterine bleeding; topically for burns, carbuncles.

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