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Acrid, Aromatic
Cool
Lung, Liver
Bo He
Menthae haplocalyci Herba
Bo He
1.) Disperses wind-heat, clears and benefits the head, eyes and throat
* For patterns of wind-heat fever, cough, head-ache, red eyes, & core throat

2.) Vents rashes
* Used to induce the rash to come to the surface as means of venting the end & heat

3.) Allows constrained liver qi to flow freely
* for constrained Liver qi; pressure in the chest or flanks, emotional instability, & gynecological problems

4.) Expels turbid filth
* summertime exposure to unclean qi leading to summerheat gastric disturbance, with abdominal pain, vomiting, diarrhea, and a thick, greasy, yellow, tongue coating
Bo He
Bupleuri Radix
Chai hu
Acrid, Bitter
Cool
Liver, Gall Bladder, Pericardium, San Jiao
Chai hu
1.) Resolves lesser yang disorders and reduces fever 9g
* for alternating chills and fever, bitter taste, flank pain, irritability, flank pain, lesser yang stage of externally contracted disorders

2.) Spreads liver qi and relieves constraint 6g
* dizziness, vertigo, chest & flank pain, emotional instability, or emotional instability, or mental problems
* disharmony between the Liver & Spleen
3.) Raises and lifts the yang qi specifically the clear Spleen qi 3g
* prolapsed, sensations of dragging downward, hemorrhoids, vaginal discharge, bleeding or exhaustion -> abnormal descent of qi with an inability to rise
Chai hu
Cicadae Periostracum
Chan Tui
Sweet, Salty
Slightly cold
Lung, Liver
Chan Tui
1.) Disperses wind & clears heat
* externally contracted wind-heat especially w/loss of voice

2.) Vents rashes

3.) Clears the eyes & removes superficial visual obstruction

4.) Stops spasms & extinguishes wind
* for childhood febrile diseases -> wind causes convulsions, spasms, delirium or night terrors
Chan Tui
Arctii Fructus
Niu Bang Zi
Acrid, Bitter
Cold
Lung, Stomach
Niu Bang Zi
1.) Disperses wind-heat & benefits the throat
* externally contracted wind-heat: fever, cough & sore, red swollen throat

2.) Resolves toxicity & vents rashes
* red swellings, carbuncles, erythemas, mumps & acute febrile maculopapular rashes
* too much heat in the body can be expressed in rashes

3.) Moistens the intestines
* externally contracted toxins and internal heat causing constipation
* slippery enabling it to promote the movement of both stool & urine

* Clears & drains in addition to venting & dispersing actions
Niu Bang Zi
Mori Folium
Sang Ye
Sweet, Bitter
Cold
Lung, Liver
Sang Ye
1.) Disperses & scatters wind-heat
* externally-contracted wind-heat w/fever, headache, sore throat, & coughing

2.) Calms the Liver & clears the eyes
* Liver heat from excess, wind-heat, or yin xu

3.) Clears the lungs & moistens dryness

4.) Cools the blood & stops bleeding

* Specific to cooling & clearing the Lungs & Liver
* Headaches, fever & dry cough from drying heat injuring the Lungs
* Yang ming channel herb
* Wasting & thirsting d/o
Sang Ye
Chrysanthemi Flos
Ju Hua
Sweet, Bitter
Slightly cold
Lung, Liver
Ju Hua
1.) Disperses wind & clears heat
* used w/sang ye

2.) Calms the Liver & clears the eyes

3.) Calms the Liver & extinguishes wind

4.) Resolves toxicity
Ju Hua
Viticis Fructus
Man Jing Zi
Bitter, Acrid
Cold
UB, Liver, Stomach
Man Jing Zi
1.) Disperses wind & clears heat
* externally-contracted wind-heat -> major complaint is headache or eye pain

2.) Clears & benefits the head & eyes
* especially red & painful or swollen eyes

3.) Drains dampness & expels wind
* auxillary herb for wind-dampness in the limbs-> stiffness, numbness, cramping or heaviness

* Not in classic formulas
(* Stop pain category is usually used for pain)
* Best at raising & dispersing wind-heat in the face & head
Man Jing Zi
Puerariae Radix
Ge Gen
Sweet, Acrid
Cool
Spleen, Stomach
Ge Gen
1.) discharges exterior conditions & releases the muscles
* fever, headache, stiff or tight upper back & neck

2.) Relieves heat & generates fluids


3.) Vents & discharges measles


4.) Releives heat & generates fluids
* wasting & thirsting d/o

5.) Raises the yang & stops diarrhea

6.) Treats symptoms of hypertension
* liver yang rising
Ge Gen
Spirodelae Herba
Fu Ping
Acrid
Cold
UB, Lung
Fu Ping
1.) Induces sweating & releases the exterior
* strong diaphoretic

2.) Vents rashes & stops itching

3.) Promotes urination & reduces swelling
* for UTI

* Reaches outward to the skin to bring out sweat, reaches downward to the UB to promote urination & enters the Lungs to spread lung qi
* Best used for exterior wind patterns: reash & itching, fluid retention & urinary difficulty
* Does not have a significant affect on settling wheezing or stop coughing
Fu Ping
Cimicifugae Rhizoma
Sheng Ma
Sweet, Acrid
Slightly cold
Large Instestine, Lung, Spleen, Stomach
Sheng Ma
1.) Discharges exterior conditions & vents measles


2.) Clears heat & resolves toxicity


3.) Raises the yang & lifts what has sunken
Sheng Ma
Sojae Semen preparatum
Dan Dou Chi
Sweet, Slightly bitter
Cold or Warm depending on preperation
Lung, Stomach
Dan Dou Chi
1.) Releases the exterior
* both hot & cold d/o
* b/c of mildness appropriate for treating patterns yin xu w/superimposed exterior d/o

2.) Eliminates irritability
Dan Dou Chi