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55 Cards in this Set
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Mutual Accentuation?
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2 herbs together because they are alike
Sang Ye + Ju hua to clear & disperse wind heat attacking the eye |
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Mutual Enhancement?
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2 herbs together because they attack the same problem from a differant angle
ex. Fu ling to leach/drain damp and Bai Zhu to warm & tonify the SP to dry damp |
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What are the 2 herb combinations in the Sheng Cycle?
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Mutual Accentuation, Mutual Enhancement
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What herb combinations are in the Ke Cycle?
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Mutual counteraction & Mutual Suppression
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Mutual Counteraction?
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limits unwanted effects of an herb adding a food stagnation herb (Sha Ren) to counteract the easy cloying of tonifying herb (Shu Di Huang)
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Mutual Suppression?
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counteract toxicity
Ban Xia + Sheng Jiang prevents ban xia's toxicity. |
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Main thing Herbs that drain Fire treat?
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Internal heat, Red, feel hot, feel burning, irritability. loss of fluids, dark urine
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S/Sx of stomach heat.
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excessive hunger, mouth sores, red burning, heart burn, thirst, red gums, belching,
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Name some internal LV heat symptoms.
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red eyes, face, heat in chest, irritibility, insomnia
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s/sx of HT heat
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Insomnia, agitation, palpitations (fast),
sores tip of tongue, increase in sweating, vivid dreams, mania, |
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What levels do we treat in Drain fire category?
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Qi & Yang Ming
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symptoms yang ming heat?
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4 BIGS
fever sweat pulse thirst |
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Major flavor in clearing heat?
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Bitter
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Why is sweet good in Drain Fire
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nourishing, generates fluids.
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LU+ST+sweet=?
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generating fluids
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coldest herb in the medica?
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shi gao
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temp of shi gao?
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Very Cold
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What channels does shi gao go to?
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LU, ST
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number 1 herb in treating 4 BIGS?
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Shi Gao
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taste of shi gao?
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acrid, sweet
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What does LU heat look like?
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yellow, dryness, cold drinks
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Shi Gao clears heat in what level?
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Qi
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For very high fever, intense thirst, profuse sweating, big and flooding pulse, and a red tongue with a yellow coating.
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Shi Gao
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* Clears Heat in the Qi level
For very high fever, intense thirst, profuse sweating, big and flooding pulse, and a red tongue with a yellow coating. * Clears Heat in the Lungs For cough and wheezing with thick yellow sputum. * Clears Stomach Fire For inflamed and painful gums, toothache, and thirst. * For Burns, Abscesses, and Eczema Can be taken internally or applied topically for these symptoms. |
shi Gao
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What herb is in the Lilly family?
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Zhi Mu
do not use Lillys in animal treatment |
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Zhi Mu goes to what channels?
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LU, ST, KD
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temp of zhi mu?
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cold
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taste of zhi mu?
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bitter
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* Clears Heat in the Qi Level
For high fever. irritability, and a rapid and flooding pulse. Very effective at clearing heat in the stomach and Lungs, with intense thirst and thick yellow sputum. * Moistens Dryness and Nourishes Yin For Lung and Kidney Yin deficiency with night sweats, five centers heat, afternoon fevers, steaming bone fever, or irritability. Also for spermatorrhea and leakage of vital essence. * Generates Fluids For thirst, dry and ulcerated mouth, dry throat, and for wasting and thirsting disorder. |
zhi mu
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number 2 herb in treating 4 BIGS?
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zhi mu
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* Clears Heat and Calms the Spirit
For high fever, irritability, restlessness, insomnia, delirium, or chest constriction. * Drains Damp-Heat For dysuria from Damp-Heat in the Lower Jiao, jaundice from Damp-Heat in the Liver and Gallbladder, and Damp-Heat in the San Jiao and Gallbladder channels affecting the face, nose, and eyes. * Cools the Blood, Reduces Toxins, and Stops Bleeding For epistaxis, vomiting Blood, or Blood in the stool or urine. * Reduces swelling and moves Blood Stagnation Can be mixed with egg whites and vinegar and applied topically for trauma. |
zhi zi
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channels that zhi zi goes to?
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LU, ST, HT, LV, SJ
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taste and temp of zhi zi?
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cold,bitter
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Good for blood stasis used for topicals.
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zhi zi
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* Clears Heat, Calms the Spirit, and Relieves Thirst
For heat conditions with irritability. Also used for stomach heat causing thirst, and for heat in the Heart and stomach channels causing mouth sores and swollen gums. * Clears Damp-Heat and Promotes Urination For acute, scanty, and painful urination. Also used for heat in the small intestine channel giving rise to dysuria, irritability, and a dark red tip on the tongue. |
dan zhu ye
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channels that dan zhu ye goes to?
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dan zhu ye
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taste & temp of dan zhu ye?
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cold, sweet, bland
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taste & temp of xi gua?
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cold, sweet
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xi gua goes to what channels?
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ST, H, U.B
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clears summer heat and promotes urination
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xi gua
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* Clears Heat From the Liver and Brightens the Eyes
For Liver Fire ascending, high Blood pressure, red, painful, and swollen eyes. Also for headache, dizziness, and eye pain due to Liver deficiency (eyes sensitive to light and tender). * Eliminates Nodules Treats swollen thyroid, swollen glands, or any neck swelling due to phlegm fire. Also used to treat nodules in the inguinal area and other parts of the body (mastitis, etc.). |
xia ku cao
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taste & temp of xia ku cao?
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cold, bitter, acrid
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What channels does xia ku cao go to?
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LV, GB
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Cools LV increase fire (eyes, HA, dizzy), neck, & inguinal nodules
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xia ku cao
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Prunella or Selfheal Spike
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xia ku cao
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taste & temp of lu gen?
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cold, sweet
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channels that lu gen goes to?
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LU, ST
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* Clears Heat and Promotes Fluids
For high fever, irritability and thirst. * Clears Lung Heat Especially useful in acute stages with thick, yellow sputum. * Clears Stomach Heat For vomiting and belching. * Promotes Urination For dark and scanty urine (from heat), especially if symptoms include thirst and irritability. * Vents Rashes Encourages the expression of rashes during a febrile condition. |
lu gen
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taste & temp of tian hua fen?
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cold, bitter, sl. sweet
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what channels does tain hua fen go to?
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LU, ST
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Generates fluids & transforms phlegm heat above diaphragm, resolves toxicity & pus (sores in flesh)
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tian hua fen
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taste & temp of jue ming zi?
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sl. cold, bitter, sweet, salty
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what channels does jue ming zi go to?
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LV, KD, LI
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Calms LV yang/Eyes by clearing increase heat or wind heat while mildly nourishing yin, Moistens intestines
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jue ming zi
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Generates fluids above the diaphram?
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tian hua fen
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