cheongsimhwan
Pill in traditional Korean medicine
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Summary
cheongsimhwan is a traditional Chinese medical formula[1]. cheongsimhwan draws 172 Wikipedia views per month (traditional_chinese_medical_formula category, ranking #2 of 4).[2]
Key Facts
- cheongsimhwan's instance of is recorded as traditional Chinese medical formula[3].
- cheongsimhwan's Commons category is recorded as Cheongsimhwan[4].
- cheongsimhwan comprises calculus bovis[5].
- cheongsimhwan comprises rhinoceros horn[6].
- cheongsimhwan comprises Curcuma aromatica[7].
- cheongsimhwan comprises musk[8].
- cheongsimhwan comprises Scutellaria baicalensis[9].
- cheongsimhwan comprises Coptis chinensis[10].
- cheongsimhwan comprises pearl[11].
- cheongsimhwan comprises Gardenia jasminoides[12].
- cheongsimhwan comprises cinnabar[13].
- cheongsimhwan comprises realgar[14].
- cheongsimhwan comprises (+)-borneol[15].
- cheongsimhwan comprises honey[16].
- cheongsimhwan comprises gold leaf[17].
- cheongsimhwan's McCune–Reischauer romanization is recorded as ch'ŏngshimhwan[18].
- cheongsimhwan's Revised Romanization is recorded as cheongsimhwan[19].
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Definition and Type
cheongsimhwan's instance of is recorded as traditional Chinese medical formula[3].
Use and Application
Components include calculus bovis[5]; rhinoceros horn[6]; Curcuma aromatica[7], a taxon[20]; musk[8], a class of chemical entities with similar applications or functions[21]; Scutellaria baicalensis[9], a taxon[22]; and Coptis chinensis[10], a taxon[23].
Why It Matters
cheongsimhwan draws 172 Wikipedia views per month (traditional_chinese_medical_formula category, ranking #2 of 4).[2]