Synopsis

Source of validity: Traditional
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Eupolyphaga sinensis, also known as “Tu Bie Chong” in traditional Chinese medicine (TCM), is primarily used in TCM for its purported properties to “break up blood stasis,” “remove masses,” and promote circulation. Endometriosis, understood in TCM as a condition involving blood stasis and abdominal masses, has traditionally been treated with herbs and animal products that are believed to resolve these pathologies. Eupolyphaga sinensis is one such ingredient and has a long history of use in formulas aimed at alleviating symptoms associated with blood stasis, such as pain and palpable masses.

However, there is minimal modern scientific evidence directly assessing the efficacy or mechanisms of Eupolyphaga sinensis for endometriosis. While some pharmacological studies have explored its anticoagulant, anti-inflammatory, and anti-tumor properties, these are mostly preclinical and not specific to endometriosis. Clinical studies or systematic reviews directly linking Eupolyphaga sinensis to improvements in endometriosis symptoms in humans are lacking.

In summary, its use is justified primarily by tradition rather than robust scientific validation. The evidence supporting its use for endometriosis specifically is limited, and its inclusion in formulas is mainly based on TCM theory and historical precedent.

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