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Herb Summaries
Stop Cough & Transform Phlegm
Question | Answer |
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This cool herb redirects qi downward & transforms phlegm. It also disperses wind heat. | Qian Hu |
This warm herb redirects qi downward & transforms phlegm. It also re-establishes the normal downward flow of Lung qi. | Bai Qian |
**Transforms phlegm and stops cough. **Appropriate for chronic cough from xu. ** More effective in moistening the Lungs **Milder & appropriate for children **Cool in temp. | Chuan Bei Mu |
**Used to transform phlegm and stop coughs. **Clears heat & dissipates nodules. ** More appropriate for acute wind heat cough & scrofula. **Cool in temp | Zhe Bei Mu |
**Lubricates intestines **Transforms phlegm **Dissipates nodules **Cool in temp | Gua Lou Ren |
This cool herb is more effective at opening the upper burner and facilitating the flow of qi. | Gua Lou Pi |
**Cooling **Used more for phlegm heat. **Better for calming the spirit and eliminating irritability. | Zhu Ru |
Which two herbs are paired for wind-stroke & seizures when there is wind-phlegm, vomiting vertigo & dizziness? | Tian Nan Xing & Ban Xia |
**Acrid, dry, warm. ** Used esp. for wind-phlegm, vomiting, vertigo & dizziness. **Turbid phlegm unveiling the orifices. | Tian Nan Xing |
**Acrid, dispersing, warm. **Most effective against phlegm dampness, esp. of Spleen & Stomach, **For phlegm accumulation in Stomach. **Paired w/ another herb for wind stroke, seizures w/ wind phlegm, vomiting, vertigo & dizziness | Ban Xia (Paired with Tian Nan Xing) |
Which 2 herbs are best for coughs due to externally contracted disorders? | Xing Ren & Kuan Dong Hua |
**Coughs with wheezing ** Has downward directing action used specifically for cough/wheeze **Best for coughs due to externally contracted disorders. | Xing Ren |
Which 2 herbs are more suitable for chronic coughs due to internal injury? | Bai Bu & Zi Wan |
Which 2 herbs are best for cold induced coughs? | Zi Wan & Zi Su Zi |
**Coughs with stifling sensation in chest. **Best for cold induced coughs | Zi Su Zi |
**Best for heat induced coughs **Coughs with edema | Sang Bai Pi |
**Esp suited for dry coughs **For phlegm accumulation in the Stomach | Pi Pa Ye |
**Effectively treats cough; Commonly used herb **Opens & disseminates Lung qi while transforming phlegm. **Guides the actions of other herbs to Lungs or throat | Jie Geng |
**Stops cough **Cools & moistens Lungs. More effective for dry coughs **For phlegm accumulation in Lungs. **Often paired with Zi Wan **Best for externally contracted coughs | Kuan Dong Hua |
**Acrid, dry. **Expels the phlegm. For phlegm accumulation in Lungs **Can be used for cold induced coughs. ** More suitable for chronic coughs due to internal injury | Zi Wan |
**Good for phlegm accumulation in the Stomach. **Transforms cold phlegm | Xuan Fu Hua |
**For turbid phlegm obstructing the channels. **Transforms warm phlegm | Hai Zao |