Comparative Study on Medicinal Natures (<i>qi</i>) of Black Ginseng, Red Ginseng, and Ginseng Leaves Based on Typical Deficiency-Heat Syndrome Rat Model

<div>Pathological features of gastric tissue in CON (a), MO (b), RG (c), BG (d), GL (e), and HB (f) were observed under 200 times microscope. Black arrows indicate necrosis and exfoliation of epithelial cells, yellow arrows indicate the proliferation of connective tissue, and red arrows indicate punctate infiltration of lymphocytes and neutrophils in lamina propria and submucosa.</div>

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Figure 3: Comparative Study on Medicinal Natures (<i>qi</i>) of Black Ginseng, Red Ginseng, and Ginseng Leaves Based on Typical Deficiency-Heat Syndrome Rat Model 

Figure 3 | Comparative Study on Medicinal Natures (qi) of Black Ginseng, Red Ginseng, and Ginseng Leaves Based on Typical Deficiency-Heat Syndrome Rat Model 