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25 Cards in this Set
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Lei Wan - What channels does it inter?
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LI, ST
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He Shi - What channels does it inter?
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LV
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Fei Zi - What channels does it inter?
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LI, LU, ST
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Lei Wan - What are the properties?
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bitter, cold, slightly toxic
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He Shi - What are the properties?
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bitter, acrid, neutral, slightyl toxic
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Fei Zi - What are the properties?
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sweet, astringent neutral
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Kills parasites
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Lei Wan
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Kills parasites - intestinal parasites
Alleviates pain - abdominal pain by parasites |
He Shi
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Kills parasites
Doesn't harm ST qi Slight laxative effect Moistens lungs - stops cough |
Fei Zi
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Caution for Lei Wan
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Accumulation of parasites with SP/ST xu
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Caution for He Shi
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Weak patients
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Dose for Fei Zi
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9-15g up to 30g; more effective dry fried and eaten
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Dose for He Shi
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6-12g
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Dose for Lei Wan
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6-9g; crush before decocting. for tapeworms use as powder 12-18g with warm water after meals
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The herb that's only function is to kill parasites
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Lei Wan
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Ku Lian Gen Pi - What are the properties?
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Bitter, cold, toxic
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Shu Jun Zi - What are the properties?
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Sweet, warm
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Ku Lian Gen Pi - What channels does it enter?
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LV, SP, ST
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Shu Jun Zi - What channels does it enter?
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SP, ST
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Which herb kills parasites and is used topically for tinea infections?
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Ku Lian Gen Pi
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Which herb is used to kill parasites (more for roundworms), strengthens the spleen, dissolves accumulations, and childhood nutrition?
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Shu Jun Zi
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What is the dose for Ku Lian Gen Pi?
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6-15g (up to 60g when used alone)
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What is the dose for Shu Jun Zi?
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4.5-12g
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What are the cautions for Ku Lian Gen Pi? (4)
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Should not be taken long term
Weak constitution SP/ST deficiency Liver disease |
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What is the caution for Shu Jun Zi?
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If taken with hot tea may cause diarrhea or belching
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