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87 Cards in this Set
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Ren shen |
Tonify qi |
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Dang shen |
Tonify qi |
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Tai Zi Shen |
Tonify qi |
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Huang qi |
Tonify qi |
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Bai Zhu |
Tonify qi |
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Shan Yao |
Tonify qi |
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Gan Cao |
Tonify qi |
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Da Zao |
Tonify qi |
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Ci Wu Jia |
Tonify qi |
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Zhe Chong |
IB: Trauma |
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Su Mu |
IB: Trauma |
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Gu Sui Bu |
IB: Trauma |
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Xue Jie |
IB: Trauma |
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E Zhu |
IB: Masses |
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San Leng |
IB: Masses |
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Fu Zi |
Warm Int |
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Gan Jiang |
Warm Int |
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Rou Gui |
Warm Int |
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Wu Zhu Yu |
Warm Int |
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Xiao Hui Xiang |
Warm Int |
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Hua jiao |
Warm Int |
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Gan Liang Jiang |
Warm Int |
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Ding Xiang |
Warm Int |
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Zhe Chong |
Renew sinew Join bone Break up & drive out stasis Fibroid/Tumor |
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Su Mu |
Reduce swelling, pain. Trauma Menses difficulties |
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Gu Sui Bu |
Pro Mending (bones/sinews) Kidney yang (osteoporosis) Grow hair |
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Xue Jie |
Stasis/pain (fracture/tear) Stop bleed/gen flesh (cut, hemorrhoids, spider veins) |
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E Zhu/San Leng |
Break up stasis (Ab/Epi/pain) Qi mover Food accumulation Cancer |
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Fu Zi |
Devastated Yang (Ki/Ht) Yuan Qi Low Spark (sex dysfx, infertility) Wind Damp Cold bi, H/A, Chest Bi |
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Gan Jiang |
SP/LU Middle jiao cold Rescues yang (weak pulse/cold limb) Warms lung |
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Rou Gui |
Kidney - ming men Floating yang Spleen yang deficiency Unblocks meridians |
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Wu Zhu Yu |
Liver Channel H/A Shan Rebel qi down Warms Spleen Fire down |
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Xiao Hui Xiang |
Kidney & Liver Shan/back pain Stomach cold |
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Hua Jiao |
Warns middle jiao Parasites Dries damp (itch/eczema) |
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Gao Liang Jiang |
Warms middle jiao Pain (vomit/hiccup) |
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Ding Xiang |
Warms middle jiao Qi down (hiccup/vomit) Asst. Yang (impotence) |
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Ren shen |
Ht/Lu/SP Yuan Qi Collapse Lu/SP qi Gen. Fluids (Xiao Ke/febrile) Heart calm |
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Dang shen |
Sp/Lu Sp/Lu qi Gen fluid/blood (Xiao Ke - thirst) Antipathogenic |
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Tai Zi Shen |
Sp/Lu Tonify spleen / nourish stomach Generate fluids (moisten dry cough) Febrile thirst |
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Huang Qi |
Lu/Sp Yang qi (including prolapse) Wei qi Pro urine Pro pus Tonify qi to move blood |
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Bai Zhu |
Sp/St Sp: qi, damp Calm fetus Stabilize exterior Stop sweat |
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Shan Yao |
Sp/Kid/Lu Sp: qi/yin Lu: qi/yin Stable essence |
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Gan Cao |
Heart, Lung, Spleen, Stomach Sp/Ht qi Phlegm/Cough Toxicity Spasms Harmonize |
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Da Zao |
Sp/St Spleen qi Nourish blood (spirit - wan) Harmonize |
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Ci Wu Jia |
Sp/Kid/Ht Strengthen lu/Sp qi Nourish heart/spleen Kidney yang |
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Fu Zi: dose |
3-15 grams |
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Fu Zi: channels |
Heart, KIDNEY, Spleen |
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Fu Zi: Taste/Temp |
Acrid, Hot, Toxic |
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Fu Zi: Actions |
Restores devastated Yang Warms fire, assists yang Disperses cold, Warms channels, alleviates pain |
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Fu Zi: A/I #1: Restores devastated Yang |
2. Assists heart yang to unblock vessels 1. Devastated Yang qi & abundant cold yin, shao yin syndrome2. Assists heart yang to unblock vessels3. Tonifies kidney yang to augment fire and prevent the loss of yuan qi 3. Tonifies kidney yang to augment fire and prevent the loss of yuan qi |
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Fu Zi: A/I #2: Warms fire, assists yang |
A. Impotence, cold womb, abdominal cold pain. B. Diarrhea, edema. |
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Fu Zi: A/I #3: Disperses cold, Warms channels, alleviates pain |
A. Wind-damp-cold bi (more cold) B. H/A, Chest Bi, Abd. Cold pain |
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Fu Zi: Contraindications |
Pregnancy Yin deficient false heat Cold c true heat *in large doses, it is nephrotoxic |
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Incompatible with Fu Zi |
Bei Mu Gua Lou Tian Hua Gen Ban Xia Bai Ji Bai Lian |
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Fu Zi: Forms |
Chuan Wu - Main root Cao Wu - Wild form Wu Tou - Either above |
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Bai Zhu: Dosage |
6-15 grams |
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Bai Zhu: Channels |
Spleen/Stomach |
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Bai Zhu: Temp & Taste |
Bitter, Sweet, Warm |
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Bai Zhu: Actions |
1. Supplements the spleen & tonifies qi 2. Dries damp & promotes water metabolism 3. Stops sweating 4. Quiets the fetus |
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Bai Zhu: A/I #1: Supplements spleen & tonifies qi |
Diarrhea, fatigue, sallow complexion & lack of appetite |
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Bai Zhu: A/I #2: dries damp & promotes water metabolism |
Accumulation of fluids affecting digestion, edema & reduced urination, damp painful obstruction |
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Bai Zhu: A/I #3: Stops sweating |
Spontaneous sweating due to qi deficiency |
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Bai Zhu: A/I #4: quiets the fetus |
Restless fetus disorder |
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Bai Zhu: Contraindications |
A. Internal heat from yin deficiency B. Thirst from exhausted fluids |
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Chinese ginseng |
Ren shen |
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Codonopis Radix |
Dang Shen |
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Psuedostellaria Radix |
Tai Zi Shen |
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Astragalus |
Huang qi |
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Bai Zhu |
Atractylodes |
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Chinese Yam |
Shan Yao |
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Licorice Root |
Gan Cao |
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Jujube |
Da Zao |
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Siberian ginseng |
Ci Wu Jia |
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Wingless cockroach |
Ze Chong (tu be chong) |
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Sappan wood |
Su Mu |
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Drynaria |
Gu Sui Bu |
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Daemonoropis resina |
Xue Jie |
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Circuma rhizome |
E Zhu |
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Burr reed rhizome |
San leng |
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Aconite |
Fu Zi |
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Dried ginger |
Gan Jiang |
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Cinnamon bark |
Rou gui |
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Evodia |
Wu Zhu yu |
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Fennel |
Xiao Hui xiang |
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Pagoda tree fruit |
Huai jiao |
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Galangal |
Gao Liang jiang |
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Clove flower |
Ding xiang |
