Tian Zhu Huang (Bambusae textilis)
Type: Herb
Latin Name: Bambusa textilis
Chinese Name: Tian Zhu Huang
Tian Zhu Huang, also known as bamboo sugar or tabasheer, is a type of sap retrieved from the bamboo plant.
In TCM theory, Tian Zhu Huang clear away heart heat and reduces fever. Tian Zhu Huang can also help to relieve cough and cold symptoms by dissolving phlegm, which makes it especially suitable for those who have difficulty coughing or spitting out phlegm from the throat or lungs.
When you're frightened, Tian Zhu Huang may also help to promote calmness, which is why it is often used for infantile convulsion.
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