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guduchi

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guduchi (gōō·dōōˑ·chē),
n Latin name:
Tinospora cordifolia; part used: stem; uses: relieve pain, reduce joint inflammation, treat chronic fever; precautions: none known. Also called
cochinnaruha, gulancha, gurach, heartleaved moonseed, k'uan chin t'eng, k'uan chu hsing, moonseed, nirjara, and
putrawali.
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