HoneySuchle Flowers P.E.

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Description:
Latin Name: Lonicera japonica Thunb.

Active ingredientsChlorogenic acid

Testing methodHPLC

Specifications:
1) Used part:flower.
2) Appearance: brown-black powder.
3) Identification: positive reaction.
4) Particle size:80mesh
5) Chlorogenic Acid:24％
6) Loss on Drying:5％
7) Heavy Metals:10ppm
8) Pesticide:2ppm
9) Total germ:1000CFU/g
10) E.Coli: Negative
11) salmonella|: Negative
12) Yeasts and molds:100CFU/g

Pharmacology function:
1.Affection by exopathogenic wind -heat or epidemic
febrile diseases at the early stage,
manifested as fever and slight aversion to wind and
cold. It is often used with forsythia fruit and
peppermint, as in Powder of Lonicera and Forsythia (Yin
Qiao San).
2. Invasion of the qi system by pathogenic heat marked by
high fever, dire thirst and full pulse. It is often
used with gypsum and anemarrhena rhizome.
3. Sores, car- buncles, furuncles and swelling. It is a
very important herb for external diseases,
usually used in combination with dandelion and viola
herb, as in Antiphlogistic Decoc- tion of
Five Herbs. (Wuwei Xiaodu Yin).
4. Honeysuckle is edible and medicinal. High in Calcium,
Magnesium, and Potassium, the leaves
can be parboiled and eaten as a vegetable. The edible
buds and flowers, made into a syrup or
puddings.
5. The entire plant has been used as an alternative
medicine for thousands of years in Asia. The
active constituents include calcium, elaidic-acid, hcn,
inositol, linoleic-acid, lonicerin, luteolin,
magnesium, myristic-acid, potassium, tannin, and zink.
6. Honeysuckle is particularly good for upper respiratory
tract infections. The stems and flowers
are used together in infusion or decoction.
7. The stems are used internally in the treatment of acute
rheumatoid arthritis, mumps and hepatitis.