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Gan Cao is a sweet Chinese herb that when dry-fried is called as Zhi Gan Cao. It plays an important role in helping lung cancer patients in reducing the pain associated with the disease and its treatment. Gan Cao Chinese herb is a harmonizing herb that moistens the lung and throat. It helps to reduce the symptoms associated with lung cancer such as lack of appetite, shortness of breath and fatigue. It is one of the well-known herbs that are primarily used in Chinese herbal formulas. This herb covers the meridians of heart, lung, spleen and stomach.
The herb works to moisten the lungs to help stop coughing and eases difficult breathing. It also helps in relaxing the muscles and relieves pain associated with lung cancer treatment. As far as the dosage is concerned, it is generally given in 1.5-14g in amount. In terms of components, it has Licochalcone-A, licocoumarone and glabridin. These work to stop the growth of cancer and kill the cancer cells.
In addition to helping in relieving lung cancer patients, it also works to alleviate pain of smooth muscle tissues or cramps. The herb can also be applied to uncomplicated ulcers and sores. It has the power to mitigate the effects of chemical poisonings. Also, the herb Gan Cao is used to lessen the toxic nature of other herbs. Gan Cao works to cleanse and refresh the body to help the patient look younger as well as healthier.
Chinese herbs are increasingly being used in the treatment of lung cancer for their effectiveness in helping the patients live a better life. Gan Cao is often combined with other herbs with the purpose of increasing its effectiveness.
Though there has been no scientific evidence but the effectiveness of Gan Cao has been found in several patients. You should always consult your practitioner before starting any new medicine or herb. The information offered in this blog is for educative purposes only and is certainly not a substitute for medical advice.
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All information provided in this blog is for educational purposes only. Always consult your physician before intake of any herb or drug.