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I have heard recently that " qing hao su " can be an effective preventative

treatment for malaria.

 

Since there is mixed info on the web I ask:

 

 

 

1) Is Qing Hao Su just an extract of Qing Hao ? If so any ideas of ratio?

and could someone just boil up some qing hao (if effective see question #3)

 

2) Can you get it anywhere?

 

3) Does anyone know of research that proves this to be an effective

prophylactic treatment, dosage?

 

 

 

Thanks,

 

 

 

-Jason

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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it only the active ing. You can get it from allergy research

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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malaria proph tx

 

 

I have heard recently that " qing hao su " can be an effective preventative

treatment for malaria.

 

Since there is mixed info on the web I ask:

 

1) Is Qing Hao Su just an extract of Qing Hao ? If so any ideas of ratio?

and could someone just boil up some qing hao (if effective see question #3)

 

2) Can you get it anywhere?

 

3) Does anyone know of research that proves this to be an effective

prophylactic treatment, dosage?

 

Thanks,

 

-Jason

 

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Qing Hao Su is artemisinin. When a formula has the word " su " in it, it is

typically a single compound isolated from the herb. For example, Huang Lian

Su is berberine.

 

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>>> have heard recently that " qing hao su " can be an effective preventative

treatment for malaria.

 

Since there is mixed info on the web I ask:

 

1) Is Qing Hao Su just an extract of Qing Hao ? If so any ideas of ratio?

and could someone just boil up some qing hao (if effective see question #3)

 

2) Can you get it anywhere?

 

3) Does anyone know of research that proves this to be an effective

prophylactic treatment, dosage?

 

Thanks,

 

-Jason>>>

 

 

 

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Jason,

 

My understanding is that qing hao " su " is the isolated

arteminisin...thus a pharmaceutical drug. However, this has been one

of the traditional uses for the herb so there you have it. Given what

we know about bio-chemical synergism in herb formulas, I would guess

that a properly constructed herb formula might be more effective than

the Rx.

 

yours,

dr.w

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I don¹t know if this is helpful, but I emailed Jim Duke about this very

topic. He didn¹t know the most effective dosage, but he did forward this:

 

Here's stuff I blindly lifted from the literature

 

DOSAGES (SWEET WORMWOOD): General dosages; 4.5 - 9 g pl in decoction (FAY);

For malaria, 3 g pl juice/day (FAY); 30 g plant (dry lf) or decoction (FAY)

10-20 g/day dry herb or 20-40 ml fluid extract (1:2) (for all KEB¹s Chinese

posologies, these ratios apply) (KEB); higher doses suggested for malaria

and lupus (KEB); 50 mg/kg artemisinin for 3 days (KEB); 300 mg/day

artemisinin for 50 days for SLE or 30-54 g herb/day.for malaria 500-1,000 mg

artemisinin (on first day, 500 mg day for 4 more days (LYM); for Babesia,

300 mg/day artemisinin. A quart infusion of 9 g flowering tops contains 95

mg artemisinin (LYM), a gin tincture of the same amount or crushed herb

should contain the same amount of artemisinin, a bit tastier and better

extracted with lemon juice and tonic water.

 

 

Cara

 

 

 

" David Russell, L.Ac., CMT " <dave

 

Fri, 11 May 2007 10:48:48 -0700

 

Re: Re:malaria proph tx

 

 

 

 

 

Qing Hao Su or artemisinin is also used against cancer (specifically

leukemia and colon cancer).

 

http://www.drlam.com/A3R_brief_in_doc_format/Artemisinin.cfm

 

David Russell, L.Ac., CMT

www.acuherbal.com

 

 

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