Directory 1 Pinyin 2 Fruit of Cucurbitaceae Cucurbitaceae Cucurbita, Dictionary of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Guagua 2. 1 Alias of Cucurbita moschata 2.2 Source and place of origin 2.3 Sexual taste and meridian tropism 2.4 Function indication 2.5 Usage and dosage of Cucurbita moschata 2.6 Chemical composition 3 Fruit of Cucurbitaceae peach pumpkin "Dictionary of Traditional Chinese Medicine" Cucurbita moschata 3. 1 Alias of Cucurbita moschata 3.2 Source and place of origin 3.3 Sexual taste and meridian tropism 3.4 Function indication 3.5 Usage and dosage of Cucurbita moschata 4 Reference attached: 1 Cucurbita moschata in ancient books 1 pinyin diào guā

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2. 1 Guagua's alias: Hailua, Malua, Momordica charantia, Guagua and Tugua [2].

2.2 Source and place of origin The fruit of Cucurbitaceae plant Cucumis cucumeroides (ser.) Maxim. [2]. Distributed in the south of the Yangtze River [2].

2.3 Sexual taste is bitter and cold [2]. Into the heart and kidney meridians [2].

2.4 The main functions are clearing away heat, promoting fluid production and promoting lactation [2]. Indications: thirst quenching, jaundice, choking, nausea and milk stagnation [2].

2.5 Usage and dosage of hanging melon: 4.5 ~ 9g [2].

2.6 Chemical components Fruit contains stigmasterol 7-enol, α-spinach sterol, β-carotene, tomato hydrocarbon, etc. [2]. Watermelon peel contains organic acids [2].

3 Fruit of Cucurbitaceae, Cucurbitaceae, A Dictionary of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Guagua Guagua is the name of traditional Chinese medicine, which comes from journal of traditional chinese medicine 1958, (12): 812, which is journal of traditional chinese medicine 1958, (/kloc-0.

3. 1 Alias of Cucurbita pepo, Cucurbita pepo, Cucurbita pepo, Cucurbita pepo, and Red Pumpkin [3].

3.2 Source and place of origin The fruit of Cucurbitaceae plant Cucurbita pepo L.var. Kintogamak. [3]. Hebei, Jiangsu, Guangxi, Sichuan and other places are cultivated [3].

3.3 Sexual taste is sweet, slightly bitter and flat [3]. Into the lung meridian [3].

3.4 The main function is to relieve asthma and cough [3]. Indications for bronchial asthma and cough [3].

3.5 Usage and dosage of Guagua