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Sang Ye (Chief): Clear heat from lungs & stop cough.
Ju Hua (Chief): Disperses upper-jiao wind-heat (red eyes) Both: Release Exterior Wind-Heat Lian Qiao & Bo He (Deputies): release exterior Jie Geng (Deputy): helps qi ascend Xing Ren (Deputy): helps qi descend JG + XR = assists chiefs to facilitate the flow of Qi and stop cough. Lu Gen (Assistant): clears heat & generates fluids = reduces thirst Gan Cao (Envoy) clears heat & harmonizes the actions of the other herbs. Actions: Releases exterior wind-heat & stops coughing by facilitating the flow of Lung Qi. Indications: Slight fever, cough, slight thirst TC: thin, white P: floating, perhaps rapid This is early, superficial stage of warm-febrile disease |
Sang Ju Yin
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Sang Ju Yin use jie, xin, qiao
lu gen, gan cao, bo he, _rao_ |
Sang Ju Yin Song
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Jin Yin Hua & Lian Qiao (Chiefs): release exterior wind-heat & relieve toxicity.
Jie Geng & Niu Bang Zi (Deputies): benefit the throat Bo He & Dan Dou Chi (Deputies): help chiefs to release the exterior. Jing Jie (Assistant): release exterior w/o inducing dryness. Dan Zhu Ye & Xian Lu Gen & Gan Cao (Assistants): generates fluids & alleviates thirst Gan Cao + Jie Geng = big benefit sore throat Actions: Disperses wind-heat, clears heat, & relieves toxicity. Indications: Fever, slight or no chills, headache, thirst, cough, sore throat. TB: red-tipped TC: thin, white or thin, yellow P: floating, rapid |
Yin Qiao San
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Yin Qiao San zhu _sang jiao ke_
zhu ye, jing, niu, chi, bo he gan, jie, lu gen _liang jie fa_ |
Yin Qiao San
"Zhu" = use "Sang Jiao Ke" = upper jiao disorder "Liang Jie Fa" = cooling release method |
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Chai Hu & Ge Gen (Chiefs): release xie qi from the muscle layer while clearing heat.
Qiang Huo & Bai Zhi (Deputies): assist chiefs to release exterior & alleviate pain Huang Qin & Shi Gao (Deputies): clear interior heat. HQ - upper jiao SQ - Yang Ming channel (Yang Brightness) Jie Geng (Assistant): facilitates flow of Lung Qi & helps scatter the xie qi from the exterior Bai Shao (Assistant): preserves yin by preventing the exterior releasing herbs from causing excessive sweating. (sour & cold) Gan Cao (Envoy): harmonizes actions of other herbs. GC + JG = clear heat from upper jiao (especially throat) Sheng Jiang & Da Zao(Envoys): regulate Wei & Ying qi to facilitate the release of the xie qi & protect stomach qi Actions: Releases pathogenic influences from the muscle layer & clears interior heat. Indications: Exterior Wind Cold moving to - increasing fever & decreasing chills, headache, stiffness of extremities or neck, orbital & eye pain, dry nasal passages, irritability, insomnia TC: thin, yellow P: floating, slightly flooding. Unresolved exterior wind-cold which has become constrained & is transforming into heat |
Chai Ge Jie Ji Tang
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Sheng Ma (Chief): disperses wind in the Yang Ming channel, releases exterior, & vents rashes
Ge Gen (Deputy): disperses & stimulates activity in the superficial levels thus helping vent rashes, raises the fluids to expel heat. Zhi Gan Cao (Assistant): augments qi & relieves toxicity thus helps chief & deputy clear heat & vent rashes. Sometimes Gan Cao is substituted because it has stronger action to relieve toxicity. Chi Shao (Shao Yao)(Assistant): CS + ZGC = prevents dispersing properties of chief & deputy herbs from injuring qi & yin. Actions: Releases the muscle layer & vents rashes Indications: Early stage measles & rashes that do not surface evenly. Fever & Chills, headache, generalized body aches, sneezing, coughing, red eyes, tearing, thirst. TB: red & dry P: floating, rapid |
Sheng Ma Ge Gen Tang
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Bo He (Chief): disperse wind from exterior, benefit head, clear heat
Chuan Xiong ,Bai Zhu, Qiang Huo (Deputies): disperse wind thus relieve headache CX - shao yang & jue yin channels (temporal & vertex) BZ - yang ming channel (orbital) CH - tai yang channel (occipital) Xi Xin (Deputy): scatters cold, alleviates pain. Headache along shao yin channel (orbital) Jing Jie & Fang Feng (Assistants): disperse wind from head & release exterior. FF - also alleviate generalized body aches Gan Cao (Envoy): harmonize actions of other herbs. Green Tea (honorary Envoy): clear heat from eyes moderates actions of warm, drying properties of some of other herbs. Actions: Disperses wind & alleviates pain. Indications: Headache in any part of the head accompanied by fever & chills, dizziness, nasal congestion. TC: thin, white P: floating C&C: Headache from ascending Liver Yang |
Chuan Xiong Cha Tiao San
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chuan xiang cha tiao yong: jing, feng,
xin, zhu, bo he, gan cao, qiang |
Chuan Xiong Cha Tiao San
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Ge Gen (Chief): release muscle layer (especially upper back & neck) by drawing fluids to affected area. Release exterior.
Ma Huang (Deputy): induce sweating (release exterior). Gui Zhi (Deputy): help chief release exterior & relieve muscle layer Shao Yao (Bai Shao)(Assistant): preserve yin by moderating exterior releasing herbs. SY + GZ = regulates wei & ying qi & assists in expulsion of xie qi. Sheng Jiang & Da Zao (Assistants): regulate wei & ying qi & harmonize the Stomach. Zhi Gan Cao (Envoy): harmonize actions of other herbs. ZGC + BS = relieve muscle spasms Actions: Release exterior & muscle layer, & generate fluids Indications: Fever & Chills WITHOUT SWEAT, _stiff & rigid neck & upper back_. TC: this, white P: floating, tight - Externally contracted wind-cold @ tai yang stage. |
Ge Gen Tang
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