English cowbezoar word bezoar cowbezoar

Bezoar (cowbezoar) are chordates Mammalia bovine cattle gallstones in the gallbladder. Produced in the gallbladder called "yellow bile" or "egg yolk", produced in the bile duct called "yellow tube," and "liver yellow" produced in the liver tube. Bezoar Chinese name Latin name Bos taurus domesticus Gmelin nickname Xihuangwan boundary animal kingdom spinal cord door phylum Class Mammalia suborder animal families Keya cattle ox animal identification main distribution area northwest, north, northeast and southwest areas it Apply nails, dyed yellow, learning to "han" The main effect of wind, antispasmodic, detoxification, phlegm resuscitation with complete English cow bezoar bezoar mostly oval, light, golden brown to brown, smooth and shiny. Chinese medicine believes bezoar faint scent, taste bitter and then sweet, cool. It can be used for fever, detoxification, scared. Oral treatment of fever delirium, mania, convulsions in children, convulsions embolism, topical treatment of sore throat, mouth sores carbuncles, uremia. Natural bezoar is very precious, than the international price of gold, most of the use of artificial bezoar. Mostly ovoid, spherical, triangular, square, or the like, of different sizes, with a diameter of 0.6 to 3 (4.5) cm, a small number of tubular or debris. Yellow-red to brown the surface, some hanging surface layer of black shiny film, often called "black gold clothes", some rough, with verrucose, some with crack turtle. Light body, crisp quality, easy to layer peeling, golden section, visible fine pattern concentric layers, sandwiched some white heart. Faint scent, then bitter sweet, cool feeling, chewing frangible, stick to the teeth. Huang, also known as West bezoar, rhinoceros yellow, ugly treasure. Cattle gallstones (small number of bile duct stones), natural bezoar. Northwest China, Northeast China and Henan, Hebei, Jiangsu and other places were produced. From bovine bile extracted from the processing of said artificial bezoar. Blunt or powder into pellets.

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