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which herbs strengthen spleen and harmonises the middle burner
Fu Ling, Poria
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What is the contraindication for Du Huo/Angelicae Pubescentis Radix
yin or blood deficiency
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which herb should be used with caution during pregnancy
Huo Po/Magnoliae Officinalis Cortex
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Because of its toxicity over dosage must be avoided
Xing Ren/Armenicae Semen
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Which herb moistens intestines and unblocks the bowels
xing ren/armenicae semen
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to reduce toxicity, zhi ban xia/ pinellae rhizoma preparata is prepared in
honey
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which herb promotes movement of qi in the middle burner and resolves stagnation
hou po/magnoliae officinalis cortex
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calms cough and stops wheezing
xing ren
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dries dampness, transforms phlegm, causes rebellious qi to come down
zhi ban xia
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stronger to promote urination and reduce edemaa
fu ling pi
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which is a function of gua lou
unbinds chest and disspates nodules
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function of zhi ban xia
directs rebellious qi down and stops vomiting
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herbs that dispel wind dampness and alleviate pain
du huo/angelicae pubecentis radix
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clears heat and transforms phlegm heat
gua lou trichosanthis
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promotes urination and leaches out dampness
fu ling poria
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tonifies kidneys and fortifies the yang
lu rong
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revives the yang and rescues from rebellion
zhi fu zi aconiti radix lateralis preparata
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reduces food stagnation and transforms accumulation
shan zha
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stops bleeding and transforms blood stasis
san qi
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invigorates the blood and promotes movement of qi
chuan xiong
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function of chuan xiong
expels wind and alleviates pain
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contraindication for shan zha
pregnancy
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function of san qi
reduces swelling and alleviates pain
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function for chen pi
dries dampness and transforms phlegm
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tonifies governing vessels and augments essence and blood
lu rong
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contraindication for chuan xiong
fire from yin deficiency
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which herb is not contraindicated for pregnaancy
chen pi
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function for zhi fu zi
disperses cold, warms channels, alleviates pain
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Shi Cheng Pu channel
HT, ST
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Chen Pi channel
LU, SP, ST, aromatic
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Huo Po properties
acrid bitter warm
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Chuan Xiong properties
acrid warm
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which herb dispels wind damp
channels
duo hou
KI UB
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which herb is a fungus and good for spleen
- fu ling
- promotes urination
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clears heat and transforms phlegm heat
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promotes movement of qi and resolves stagnation
properties
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cough and wheezing
channels
function
- xing ren
- LU LI
- MOISTENS INTESTINES
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direct qi downwards and stops vomiting
- zhi bang xia
- rhizome
- fried with ginger juice
- dries dampness
- transforms phlegm
- disspiates nodules
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shan zha contraindication
action
- pregnancy
- reduces food stagnation
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san qi action and channel
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chen pi
- dries damp and transforms phlegm
- regulate qi
- LU, SP, ST
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hot, toxic, revives yang
channel
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Chuang xiong
contra
- invigorates blood
- contra: yin deficiency, abundant yang
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tonifies yang and is sweet, salty, warm
- lu rong
- deer atlers
- tonifies kidney
cooked seperately
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herb is very cloying and can impede digestion
- shu di huang
- tonifies blood, nourishes yin
- HT, LV, KD
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tonifies yin and moistens intestines
- mai men dong
- sweet, bitter, cold
- eliminates irritability, heat/fever
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nourishes heart yin, augments liver blood and spirit
- suan zao ren
- seeds look like lentils
- sweet, sour, neutral
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herbs that binds and contains leaking lung qi
contra and properties
- wu wei zi
- heat excess interior
- sour sweet warm
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herbs tha tsettle anxiety and achors floating yang
- long gu
- animal bones/fossil
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expels parasites
- bing lang
- arecae semen
- LI ST
- promotes movement of qi and reduces accumulation
- leads stagnation out,
- unblocks bowels
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extinguish wind and alleviate spasm
- guo teng
- pc lv
- drain lv heat
- pacifies lv yang
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aromatic and opens orfices
- shi chang pu
- ht st
- transforms turbid dampness
- strengthen SP
- awakens yin deficiency with heat signs
contra for excessive sweating
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