Evidence supporting the use of: Curcuma wenyujin
For the health condition: Chills

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Synopsis

Source of validity: Traditional
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Curcuma wenyujin, known as "Wenyujin" in traditional Chinese medicine (TCM), is primarily used for its properties in promoting blood circulation, resolving blood stasis, and alleviating pain. In the context of TCM, "chills" are not typically treated directly with Curcuma wenyujin. However, the herb is sometimes used as part of broader formulas to address conditions characterized by stagnation or obstruction, which may include symptoms such as chills when associated with blood stasis or cold congealing in the body. The traditional rationale is that by invigorating blood and dispersing cold, Curcuma wenyujin could indirectly alleviate chills.

There is little to no direct historical evidence or authoritative TCM references that document the use of Curcuma wenyujin specifically for the treatment of chills as a standalone symptom. Most references to its use are for gynecological disorders, pain management, and conditions involving blood stasis. The evidence supporting its use for chills is therefore weak and indirect, primarily rooted in general traditional concepts rather than clinical or pharmacological validation.

Modern scientific studies do not directly address the efficacy of Curcuma wenyujin for chills, and there are no clinical trials or pharmacological studies supporting its use for this symptom. In summary, its use for chills is based on traditional theory rather than robust evidence or modern research.

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