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Agastache Rugosa Herb

Digestive

Agastache rugosa

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Last updated Mar 29, 2026

Description

East Asian mint-family herb used in TCM and Korean medicine for summer dampness, digestive conditions, and nausea.

Active Compounds

methylchavicollimonenebeta-caryophyllenequercetin

Traditional Uses

treatment of summer dampness syndrome in TCM
digestive nausea and vomiting remedy
aromatic dampness transforming herb

Modern Uses

digestive carminative
antimicrobial
anti-nausea

Dosage Information

Recommended dosing guidelines

Forms: tea, tincture, extract
Adult Dose: 3-9g dried herb decoction or 300mg extract
Child Dose: 1-3g tea for children
Preparation Notes: Add at end of cooking or decoction to preserve volatile oils.

Safety Information

Not recommended during pregnancy

Not recommended while nursing

Contraindications

yin deficiency with heat
pregnancy high doses

Possible Side Effects

GI upset in hot constitutions

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