What are the side effects of dodder

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What are the side effects of Cuscuta chinensis? The side effects of Cuscuta chinensis are the concerns of people who like Cuscuta chinensis. I have consulted many books for this. Let me tell you what are the side effects of Cuscuta chinensis.

What are the side effects of dodder

Cuscuta, a traditional Chinese medicine, can nourish the liver and kidney, strengthen the essence, reduce urine, stabilize the fetus, improve eyesight and stop diarrhea. Used for impotence, enuresis, residual urine, frequent urination, waist and knee soreness, dizziness, tinnitus, kidney deficiency, fetal leakage, fetal movement, spleen and kidney deficiency diarrhea; external treatment of vitiligo.

Cuscuta chinensis is a traditional Chinese medicine decoction piece, indications: nourishing liver and kidney, strengthening essence, reducing urine, stabilizing fetus, improving eyesight, stopping diarrhea. For impotence spermatorrhea, residual urine, frequent enuresis, waist and knee soreness, dizzy eyes and tinnitus, kidney deficiency and fetal leakage, fetal restlessness, spleen and kidney deficiency diarrhea; external treatment of vitiligo. As long as in accordance with a reasonable dose of long-term use, will not produce side effects.

"Dodder" is a traditional Chinese medicine, indications: nourishing the liver and kidney, solid essence, urine, stillbirth, eyesight, diarrhea. For impotence spermatorrhea, residual urine, enuresis frequency, waist and knee soreness, eyes faint tinnitus, kidney deficiency fetal leakage, fetal movement restlessness, spleen and kidney deficiency diarrhea; external treatment of vitiligo as long as in accordance with a reasonable dose of long-term use, will not produce side effects. If it is used for breast enhancement, the effect is not obvious Oh!

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As for the side effects of Cuscuta chinensis, we should also pay attention to the main function of Cuscuta chinensis is to tonify kidney essence, which is conducive to normal and healthy reproductive function; through the relationship between mother and son, Cuscuta chinensis also nourishes eyes, tendons, and other physiological functions related to liver and kidney.