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Ba Yue Zha – Akebia Fruit – Fructus Akebiae

Ba Yue Zha

English Name: akebia fruit

Pharmaceutical Name: Fructus Akebiae

Medica Category: Qi-Regulating Herbs

Properties: Ba Yue Zha enters Liver and Stomach channels; it is bitter in nature and neutral in temperature.

Ba Yue Zha Akebia FruitWhat is Ba Yue Zha?

The Chinese Herb Ba Yue Zha is the dried fruit that comes from the akebia (or clematis) vine—Akebia quinate (Thunb.) Koidz; and 2 other variants). The edible fruits of this vine are picked as they turn violet (just before ripening fully) and are sliced and dried for use as medicine.

Ba Yue Zha FruitTraditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) Therapeutic Actions of Ba Yue Zha

Ba Yue Zha spreads the Liver (regulates qi) to address hypochondriac, chest, epigastric, and hernial pain.

Ba Yue Zha disperses abdominal and breast masses that are the result of qi stagnation and phlegm accumulation.  

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