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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 6 On the differences and similarities between traditional Chinese medicine raw land and Rehmannia [Keywords:] traditional Chinese medicine raw land Rehmannia Habitat and Rehmannia for perennial herbs Huaiqing Scrophulariaceae Rehmannia roots. Main produced in China, Henan, Hebei, Inner Mongolia and northeast in most areas. In spring and autumn dredging to remove fibrous roots, size separated and dried. Health used or fresh sliced with Zheyue Radix Rehmanniae, alias dry Huang [1]. Concocted made Zheyue processed Rehmannia. Is usually wine, Amomum villosum, dried tangerine peel as accessories, after repeated steam drying, to internal and external color black, oil lubrication, texture soft and sticky, sliced with. 1 Radix Rehmanniae ‘Sutra’, saying: ‘Lord folded down must tendons, and injuries in the. Bi by blood, fill the bone marrow. Recorded’’Do not ‘:’ the main man with five workers and injured seven, women hurt in head leakage of blood cell. Hanako Japanese herbal medicine’’ ‘:’ Governance Jingji labor poor, heart and lung damage, hematemesis, epistaxis. Woman collapse in the halo of blood. Help bones and muscles. ‘Effects: Qingreliangxue, YangYinShengJin. Clinical application: (1) is used to warm heat into the camp of blood diseases, fever, dry mouth, tongue, purple-red or red card. Often associated with rhino horn, Scrophulariaceae compatibility to enhance the nutritional Yin Ching effect, on behalf of Fangqing camp soup. With Anemarrhena, Artemisia annua, turtle heat treatment of chronic diseases caused by hot flashes due to yin deficiency certificates on behalf of parties Artemisia annua turtle soup. (2) is used to heat in the blood minutes, forcing the blood Wangxing permit a variety of bleeding. With Cacumen Platycladi, raw lotus leaf, Artemsia argyi cooling blood to stop bleeding, on behalf of party 4 maru. With rhinoceros horn, red peony, paeonol Liangxue Xiaoban, on behalf of party horns Di Huang Tang. (3) for fever Shangyin,