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Ilex pubescens, commonly known as Mao Dong Qing or Pubescent Holly, is a plant used in traditional Chinese medicine. It is primarily used for its roots, which are believed to promote blood circulation, remove stasis, and clear heat and toxins. The herb is often used to treat cardiovascular conditions such as chest pain, angina, and high blood pressure, as well as infections and inflammatory conditions[2][3][6].
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