Evidence supporting the use of: Rubia yunnanensis
For the health condition: Injuries

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Synopsis

Source of validity: Traditional
Rating (out of 5): 2

Rubia yunnanensis is primarily used in traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) to support the treatment of injuries, particularly those involving bruising, bleeding, and bone fractures. The use of this herb is well-documented in classical TCM texts, where it is considered to have the ability to “invigorate blood,” “dispel blood stasis,” and “stop bleeding.” These actions are particularly valued in the management of trauma and injuries, where blood circulation and the resolution of hematomas are important for recovery. The root of Rubia yunnanensis, often referred to as “South Rubia” or 南茜 (Nan Qian), is used similarly to Rubia cordifolia (Madder Root/Muqian), which has a long history as a hemostatic and blood-moving herb.

However, there is limited modern scientific research specifically investigating Rubia yunnanensis for injury recovery. Some studies on related species (notably Rubia cordifolia) have shown anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, and hemostatic effects in vitro and in animal models, which could theoretically support its traditional use in managing injuries. Still, direct clinical evidence for Rubia yunnanensis itself is lacking, and the evidence rating remains low. The herb’s use for injuries is thus primarily justified by tradition rather than robust scientific validation.

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