Cooling vs. warming herbs
Dear Stephen,
I’ve been told that andrographis has a cooling nature according to Chinese medicine theory. I am not supposed to take cooling herbs, but I can only assume that it is OK to take the andrographis, since I haven’t had problems with it (and there may not be too many alternatives to taking regular antibiotics).
I’ve been told that andrographis has a cooling nature according to Chinese medicine theory. I am not supposed to take cooling herbs, but I can only assume that it is OK to take the andrographis, since I haven’t had problems with it (and there may not be too many alternatives to taking regular antibiotics).
Stephen’s response:
My system of treatment is rather different, so I tend to look for what works rather than hot and cold. If you tolerate it, no reason not to take it in my system.
My system of treatment is rather different, so I tend to look for what works rather than hot and cold. If you tolerate it, no reason not to take it in my system.
Stephen
posted on November 1, 2006 in andrographis, Herbs
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