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What thermal nature does Traditional Chinese Medicine assign to Luo Han Guo?
What are the two primary traditional functions of Luo Han Guo stemming from its cool nature?
Which two meridians does Luo Han Guo primarily act upon according to sources?
How much sweeter is the sweetness of Luo Han Guo compared to sucrose?
What preparation method is described for experiencing Luo Han Guo's properties as a Luo Han Guo Tea?
Which set of symptoms characterizes a pathological state described as "Heatiness" in TCM?
What is the potential adverse effect of excessive consumption of Luo Han Guo, considering its Spleen meridian affinity?
How is Luo Han Guo utilized in dietary context compared to foods categorized as "heaty"?
What is the practical guideline suggested for using a single dried Luo Han Guo for general drinking water over a day?
In TCM food therapy, how does the sweet taste of Luo Han Guo relate to its thermal nature?
Which chemical constituent is named as the most notable astringent agent concentrated within salal leaves?
What vivid analogy is used to describe the mechanism by which tannins in salal leaves draw out fluids?
How do the anthocyanin levels in *Gaultheria shallon* berries compare quantitatively to those found in blueberries?
What specific topical recommendation relates to using a strong salal tea when skin is broken, moist, and itchy?
What unique chemical characteristic enables salal berries to remain on the bush all winter without developing mold?
What is the commercial name given worldwide to salal foliage used in floral arrangements?
For which internal system is a tea made from dried salal leaves suggested to reduce inflammation within the bladder, especially after urination?
If an individual using salal leaf preparations experiences unusual thirst or constipation, what action is recommended?
Which Coast Salish Peoples historically chewed salal leaves to create a moist poultice applied directly onto burns and sores?
What is the noted disadvantage when cooking salal berries to accelerate drying for long-term food preservation cakes?
What primary circulatory function earned Sedum aizoon the title "god medicine for hemostasis" in older classics?
What topical issues were indigenous healers in the Mexican tradition reportedly treating with crushed leaf juice of Sedum dendroideum?
What are the main active chemical groups identified as being rich in S. aizoon extracts?
What chemical quality associated with tannins in S. dendroideum aids in its traditional topical wound repair?
Which specific compounds found in S. aizoon root extracts carry a strong warning for hepatotoxicity?
Excessive consumption of S. aizoon has been linked in older literature to which serious organ toxicity condition?
What is the specific toxicity concern noted regarding large oral ingestion of Hylotelephium telephium (Orpine)?
What beneficial results were demonstrated in human clinical trials using S. aizoon sap extracts on college students?
Which Ming Dynasty text, detailing Traditional Chinese Medicine practices, explicitly recognizes Sedum aizoon as one of the 'Taibai seven medicine'?
Why is respecting botanical specificity essential when cultivating Sedum for potential medicinal application?