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23SW14 - Gastrodia elata: Traditional Chinese Medicine for Managing Migraines, Stroke and More Parkinsons widely held belief about aSpeaker: Jillian Stansbury, ND Gastrodiae Rhizoma, also called ch ji n in Traditional Chinese Medicine, has been used for centuries to manage effective inhibition of diverse conditions including convulsion, oxidative stress, mental disorders, amnesia, cardio cerebral vascular diseases, and inflammation, among others. It has been widely studied and several mechanisms of activity were found, including the modulation and regulation of monoamine oxidase