(英语版)论老鹰茶的有效成分和药理作用-e.docVIP

Email: harms@163.com (first author) Mobile phone: (86(first author) Mailing address of Invoice/Magazine: Fu Dazhi, TCM Department, The First Peoples Hospital of Hangzhou, No. 261, Wuan Sha Road, Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province, 310005 First author: Name: Fu Dazhi; Age: 35; Date of birth: Oct. 26, 1977; Gender: male; Degree: bachelor; Title: attending physician of TCM; Research interests: combined treatment of solid tumor and Autoimmune rheumatic disease with TCM and Western medicine. One of the fifth heirs of academic experience of national veteran TCM experts. Research Progress on Chemical Composition and Pharmacological Effect of Litsea Coreana Fu Dazhi (Chinese Internal Medicine Department of The First People’s Hospital of Hangzhou, Hangzhou, 310005) Abstract: Litsea coreana, which is also known as Hawk tea, is a wild tree that grows widely and abundantly in China. It can mainly be found in more than ten provinces, including Hainan, Guangdong, Sichuan and Yunnan. It can relieve summer heat, help digestion and diuresis, and have many other effects. As a result, it has been adopted as a kind of drink for many centuries. However, the small number of researches on its safety and composition limit its further utilization in medicine. This paper provides scientific guide for further development and usage by systemically reviewing the chemical composition and pharmacological effect of Litsea Coreana. Keywords: Hawk tea, Litsea Coreana, chemical composition, medicinal value As a herbal tea of minorities in Southern China for many centuries, Hawk tea is described as having the effect of relieving cough, sputum, asthma, the summer heat and thirst in Compendium of Materia Medica. Hawk tea is made mainly from the stems and leaves of Lauraceae, including Litsea, Actinodaphne and Machilus[1], among which Litsea Coreana is the most common one. Litsea Coreana mainly grows in Dalou Shan of Guizhou, where people call it as white hawk tea or white tea and enjoy its excell