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28 Cards in this Set
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Qing Pi (Unripe or Green TAngerine Peel)
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disperses liver qi, stops pain, strongly disperses qi stasis & accumulations-especially chest, breast, & hypochondriac regions, dries damp & dispels phlegm & also TX food stasis & accumulation. strong qi mover
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Wu Yao (Lindera)
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moves qi, stops pain-especially lower abdomen & due to cold, dispels cold-especially lower abdomen, mildly warms kidneys. especially good for qi stasis & pain due to cold
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Chen Pi (Aged Tangerine Peel)
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moves qi in the middle jiao & a little bit in the upper, dries damp & dispels phlegm, sends down rebellious qi, prevents qi stasis of tonic herbs.
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Fo Shou (Finger Citron)
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mildly moves qi in the middle jiao, disperses liver qi, prevents stagnation due to tonic herbs-especially on a deficient patient, who you dont want to over disperse qi. especially good for deficient patients
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Chen Pi (Aged Tangerine Peel)
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medium strength qi mover, mostly used to SP, ST, & LU problems
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Xie Bai (Chinese Garlic)
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promotes flow of yang & disperses cold phlegm chest, moves qi, warms stomach. good for upper & middle jiao qi stasis due to cold
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Xiang Fu (Cyperus)
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moves qi-especially Liver qi, mildly moves blood, regulate menses, stops pain, opens ren channel.
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Chen Pi (Aged Tangerine Peel)
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used with tonic herbs to prevent fullness & distension, TX liver qi stasis to prefent hypochondriac distention & pain
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Chuan Lian Zi (Melia/Chinaberry/Sichuan Pagoda Tree)
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regulates qi, moves qi, stops pain-all especially LV & GB-especially with heat, sends rebellious qi down, mildly dispels parasitess, stops pain-especially roundworms & tapeworms
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Chen Xiang (Aquilaria Wood)
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moves qi, stops pain-especially lower abdomen, due to cold, sends qi down-especially LU or ST qi, warms SP & ST, dispels cold, harmonizes middle jiao
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Qing Pi (Unripe or Green TAngerine Peel)
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stronger qi mover than Chen Pi
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Mei Gui Hua
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mild qi mover-especially liver & some middle jiao-especially good for deficient patients
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Zhi Shi (Unripe Bitter Orange)
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strong qi mover, disperses stagnation-especially upper & middle jiao- especially with heat, sends middle jiao qi down, moves the stool, TX organ prolapse-especially uterus, rectum, & stomach
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Mu Xiang (Saussurea)
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moves qi, stops pain-especially ST, LI & LV, used with tonifying herbs to prevent stagnation, harmonizes ST, mildly warms middle jiao, mildly dispels damp. especially good for ST, LI, & LV
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Chen Xiang (Aquilaria Wood)
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good for lower abdominal qi stasis & rebellious qi, both due to cold
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Da Fu Pi (Areca Peel)
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moves qi & dispels qi & food stasis-especially middle & lower jiao, strongly dispels damp stasis-especially stomach & intestines, promotes urination & TX edema, strong qi mover
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Shi Di (Kaki Calyx)
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sends down stomach qi, #1 herb to TX hiccups & belching
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Wu Yao (Lindera)
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TX hernia pain-due to qi stasis & cold, menses pain-due to qi stasis & cold & cold in liver channel
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Xiang Fu (Cyperus)
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TX menses problems due to LV qi stasis leading to blood stasis-especially dysmenorrhea or irregular menses
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Ju He (Citrus Seed)
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especially good for testicle & groin area problems due to cold
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Tan Xiang (Sandalwood)
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moves qi, stops pain-especially middle & upper jiao, warms stomach & dispels cold, mildly moves blood to stop pain. TX chest pain, moves qi & blood-especially middle & upper jiaos
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Xie Bai (Chinese Garlic)
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TX cold damp chest bi- due to cold phlegm stasis chest obstructing yang qi in the chest, middle jiao cold qi stasis, damp stasis in LI
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Fo Shou (Finger Citron)
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TX sp/st qi stasis-especially on a deficient patient, LQS invading SP/ST-especially in a deficient patient, coughing/wheezing, infectious hepatitis
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Chuan Lian Zi
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especially good for liver qi stasis with heat-especially flank or lower abdomen areas
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Lu E Mei (Wu Mei Flower)
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mild qi mover, regulates qi, calms liver qi, regulate stomach. mild qi mover & calm liver qi, good for deficient patients that you dont want to use a stronger qi mover on
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Ju He (Citrus Seed)
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moves qi, regulates qi-especially testicles & groin areas, TX testicle problems-especially if due to cold, hernia-especially associated with cold.
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Zhi Ke (Bitter Orange)
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moves qi, regulates qi-especially with heat, TX qi stasis-especially on somewhat deficient patients, liver qi stasis (mildly), mildly prevents stasis caused by tonic herbs.
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Zhi Ke (Bitter Orange)
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milder than Zhi Shi
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