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Ma huang (ephedra)***:


a. Temperature:


b. Flavour:


c. Channels:


d. Actions/Indications:


e. Contraindications:

a. Warm (very)


b. pungent (very), bitter (mildly)


c. BL, LU


d. disperses heat from exterior (diaphorisis)


reduces asthma (interior type)


induces urination/reduces edema (excess- type)


e. C/I for cold conditions, yang def?

Gui zhi ***(cinnamon twig):


a. Temperature:


b. Flavour:


c. Channels:


d. Actions/Indications:


e. Contraindications:

a. warm


b. pungent, warm, sweet


c. to HT, LU, BL


d. warm yang qi, move blockage -- palpitations


release exterior, disperse cold -- Wind EPI


phlegm fluid retention --


e. damage yin due to sweating

Zi Su Ye/Geng (perilla leaf):


a. Temperature:


b. Flavour:


c. Channels:


d. Actions/Indications:


e. Contra:

a. warm


b. pungent, sl aromatic


c. LU & SP


d. disperse exterior wind-cold--cool and dry, esp in fall (ye)


move qi in MJ--nausea, vomit d/t cold EPI (geng), esp in pregnancy


alleviates seafood poisoning


e. milder, good for pregnancy; contraindicated for exterior deficiency

Sheng Jiang (fresh ginger):


a. Temperature:


b. Properties:


c. Channels:


d. Actions/Indications:


e. Contra/Dosage:

a. Warm


b. Pungent, sweet,


c. SP, ST, LU


d. Harmonize and warm middle jiao--nausea, vomit (w ban xia for cold EPI in ST)


release exterior wind-cold (mild)


detoxifies: SP/ST if toxins in food


disperses cold, stops cough (mildly)


e. None

Xiang Ru (herba moslae):


a. Temperature:


b. Properties:


c. Channels:


d. Actions/Indications:


e. Contra/dosage:

a. warm


b. pungent


c. LU, SP, ST


d. treats mild dampness in MJ


expel wind cold EPI--promote sweat


promotes urination/water flow, eliminates edema


e. 3-9g decocted (shorter if sweating)/ aka summer ma huang



Jing Jie (schizonepeta):


a. Temperature:


b. Properties:


c. Channels:


d. Actions/Indications:


e. Contra/dosage/other:

a. warm


b. pungent,


c. LU, LV


d. dispel EPI -- sweating


eliminates suppurative infections from wind


ascending--stops bleeding and vaginal from LJ (charred form)


e. pair with fang feng/decoct longer for promoting water flow

Fang feng (radix saposhnikovae):


a. Temperature:


b. Properties:


c. Channels:


d. Actions/Indications:


e. Contra/dosage/other:

a. warm


b. pungent, sweet


c. BL, LV, SP


d. disperse EPI Wind Cold--urticaria and pruritis


expels wind in channels--relieves spasm, tetanus


relieves diarrhea--LV acting on SP (IBS, or colitis)


expels wind damp, relieve pain--damp bi


e. careful with yin and blood deficiency due to heat/4.5-9 g

Qiang Huo


a. Temperature:


b. Properties:


c. Channels:


d. Actions/Indications:


e. Contra/dosage/other:

a. warm


b. bitter, pungent, aromatic


c. BL, KD, DU


d. release wind cold damp EPI--induce sweating


clear wind cold damp bi, therefore relieve pain


e. caution for yin/blood def, don't use if already sweating

Bai zhi (an angelica):


a. Temperature:


b. Properties:


c. Channels:


d. Actions/Indications:


e. Contra/dosage/other:

a. warm and pungent


b. LU, ST-LI (yangming)


c. disperses exterior Wind-Cold EPI (esp headache)--induces sweating; relieves yangming headache, supraorbital pain


expels wind damp bi--opens nasal orifices


dries dampness -- treats lekorrhea, swelling, pus discharge


dispels wind -- itching/pruritis due to dampness


e. very warm, caution with blood heat due to yin def./3-9 g decocted




Xi xin (Manchurian Ginger):***


a. Temperature:


b. Properties:


c. Channels:


d. Actions/Indications:


e. Contra/dosage/other:

a. Warm


b. pungent, slightly toxic


c. LU, KD, (HT?)


d. release exterior--cold damp EPI, H/A and toothache due to wind damp bi, resolve rinorrhea


warms LU to transform fluids--cough/dyspnea due to LU fluid cold/ 1 - 3 g.** toxic!/avoid for H/A from hyperactivity of yang, yin def, hot type asthma/don't mix with li lu



Gao Ben (Chinese Lovage):


a. Temperature:


b. Properties:


c. Channels:


d. Actions/Indications:


e. Contra/dosage/other:

a. warm


b. pungent, aromatic


c. BL, LV


d. dispel wind and wind-cold--vertex headache (with dampness), damp wind cold bi pain; even for other h/a types like blood ss, gao ben guides to the channels for h/a


e. avoid for yin/blood def and hyperactivity of yang with internal fire flaring/3-9g


Cang er zi & Xin Yi Hua:


a. Temperature:


b. Properties:


c. Channels:


d. Actions/Indications:


e. Contra/dosage/other:

a. warm,


b. pungent, bitter, toxic


c. LU


d. Dispel wind-cold--removes nasal obstruction, relieves pain, removes wind dampness



jing jie pairs with:

Fang feng

qian, lian, fen

3 g, 30g, .3g

Xin Yi Hua (Magnolia Flower):


a. Temperature:


b. Properties:


c. Channels:


d. Actions/Indications:


e. Contra/dosage/other:

a. warm


b. pungent, aromatic?


c. LU, ST


d. release exterior cold EPI and unblock nasal passages--for sinusitis, headache, nasal disharge