Onur midterm- (For best results, study Onur Quiz 1 and 2 also.)
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| Chen Pi-functions | Treats MJ Qi stag. and MJ damp. (1. Tonify SP, move qi, reg MJ, dry damp, 2. Dissolve phlegm(LU) & stop cough)
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| Which drugs must be used with caution if the patient is taking epinephroid drugs? | The Citris herbs
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| Chen Pi + Ban Xia | Er Chen tang for Phlegm
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| Chen Pi + Qing Pi | Mutual enhancement to Move Qi.
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| Mu Xiang-functions | 1. Tonify Sp, move Qi, reg MJ, Relieve Pain, 2. -Prevent stag./protects SP from tonifying herbs (TENESMUS)
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| Zhi Shi-functions | 1. Break up qi stag, reduce clumps, direct qi down, treat food stag., 2. Tx: phlegm and Chest Oppression(Chest Bi)
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| Which herb is the immature bitter orange(whole fruit)? | Zhi Shi
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| Which Herb treats "Psychic sausage?" | Zhi Shi(Qi stagnation causing constipation)
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| Da Fu pi-functions | 1. Direct qi down, relieve abdom distn, 2. Promote urination, reduce edema
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| Which herb enforces that LI is a one-way street and you have to keep moving? | Da Fu Pi
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| Chen Xiang-functions | 1. Move Qi & relieve pain(in chest, epigas, abdom, 2. Descend rebellious Qi, warm MJ, 3. Aid kidney to grasp LU qi
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| Shi Di-functions | Hiccups and Belching
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| Qing Pi-functions | Disperse liver Qi, break up stagnation- For LR QI YU, Pain Hypo pain, breast distension**, cold-type hernia disorder & inguinal pain,Severe food stag
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| Which is the strongest Qi mover | Qing Pi
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| Chuan Lian Zi-main function | 1. Moves and regulates Qi, Stops Pain 2.kills parasites and fungus. Also clears heat.
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| Is Chuan Lian Zi Warm or Cold? | COLD
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| Xiang Fu-functions | 1. Disperse Liver Qi, relieve pain, 2.Regulate menses, alleviate pain
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| Xiang Fu + Dang gui | Reg menses,HZ circulation of Qi/Blood, tx: PMS
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| Xiang Fu + Yi mu cao | Regs menses, PMS w/ blood stag predominant
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| Wu Yao-functions | 1. Expel cold, move qi, relieve pain(Esp. SPASMING Pain) 2. Warm the kidney, stop leakage
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| Zhi Ke-functions | Gentler than Zhi shi
Zhi shi → MJ & intestines
Zhi ke → MJ & chest
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| Which is more gentle? Zhi Shi or Zhi Ke? | Zhi Ke
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| Xie Bai-functions | 1. Unblock the Yang qi of the chest, dispel cold-phlegm(Chest Bi), 2. Warm intestines+ Move bowels
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| XieBai + Gua lou | Chest Bi
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| Ji Nei Jin-functions | 1. Tonify Sp, dissolve knotted food & dissolve stones(any), 2. Bind essence/ restrain leakage of urine and sperm.
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| Shan Zha-functions | 1. Food stagnation , 2. Stop diarrhea – Charred (Tan), 3. Invigorate blood, dispel stasis(lochia, amenorrhea)
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| Which herbs are considered "Happy Grease cutting cleaners that unroot phlegm.” | Shan Zha, Hong Gu Mi
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| Hong Gu Mi-functions | 1. Food stagnation & tonify SP , 2. Invigorate blood, dispel stasis
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| Lai Fu Zi-functions | 1. Food stagnation , 2. Descend LU Qi, transform phlegm(cough/wheez)
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| Shen Qu-functions | 1. Relieve food stagnation & HZ MJ. Treats stagnation of grains and heavy minerals.
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| Mai Ya and Gu Ya functions | 1. Relieve food stagnation, HZ MJ, tonify SP/ST, 2. Mai Ya can stop breast milk.
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| Da Ji-functions | 1. Cools Blood, Stops Bleeding
, 2 Relieve toxicity, gen flesh, 3.Clear LR heat, reduce HTN
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| Which herb has the widest action for any bleeding problem? | Da Ji
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| Di yu-functions | 1. Cools Blood and Stops Bleeding
(Esp Lower Jiao) 2. Relieve toxicity & generate flesh
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| Which 2 herbs are Esp useful for inflammatory bowel disease w/ chronic bloody stool. | Di Yu, Huai Hua Mi
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| Huai Hua Mi-functions | 1. Cools Blood and Stops Bleeding
(Esp Lower Jiao), 2. Clear LR heat, reduce HTN
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| Which 3 herbs Cool Blood to Stop Bleeding; Focus on Lower Jiao | Di Yu, Huai Hua Mi, Bai Mao Gen
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| Bai Mao Gen-functions | 1.Cool blood, stop bleeding, promote urin
for Blood Lin
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| Ce Bai Ye-functions | 1. Cool blood, stop bleeding 2. Expel phlegm & stop cough (-Cough w/ bloody sputum), 3. Topical for alopecia
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| Bai Ji-functions | 1. Astringe to stop bleeding, 2. Clear toxicity, generate flesh
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| Which stop bleeding herb is Great for late-stage lung abscess, but CI in early-stage lung abscess? | Bai Ji
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| Xian He Cao-functions | 1. Astringe to stop bleeding 2. Vaginal douche for trichomonas.
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| Which is the main herb for spotting/ easy bruising d/t SP not holding blood? | Xian He Cao
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| Which 3 herbs astringe to stop(mainly) uterine bleeding? | Zong Lu Tan, Ou Jie Tan, Xue Yu Tan
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| San Qi-functions | 1. Invigorate blood to stop bleeding & allev pain. BOTH INVIGORATES BLOOD to treat stag AND STOPS BLEEDING.
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| Pu Huang-functions | 1. Raw: Invigorate blood to stop bleeding & allev pain(mostly internal)
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| What 2 herbs are in Sudden Smile powder and what does it treat? | Pu Huang + Wu Ling Zhi . Treats pain in chest, ab, low ab.
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| Qian Cao Gen-functions | 1. Invigorate + Also COOLs THE BLOOD, relieve pain, stop bleeding
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| Which herb is useful if there is blood heat and blood stasis combined? | Qian Cao Gen
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| Ai Ye-functions | 1. Warms meridians to stop bleeding (Counterintuitive), 2. Dispels cold to alleviate pain, 3. External wash for eczema & itching (hemorrhoidal wash) Also calms fetus.
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| Pao Jiang-functions | 1. Warms meridians to stop bleeding
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| Chuang Xiong-functions | 1. Invigorate Qi & Blood, Relieve Pain
(esp. GYN), 2. Expels Wind and Relieves Headache(esp Shaoyang and Jueyin.)
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| Chuan Xiong + Shi Gao | Severe acute shaoyang HA(migraine)
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| Jiang Huang-functions | 2. Guiding herb for upper back and shoulders (neck to elbows), 1. Break up qi & blood stasis, alleviate pain
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| Wu Ling Zhi-functions | 1. Invigorate Qi & Blood, Relieve Pain(All pain anywhere), 2. Dispels Blood Stasis, Stop Bleeding
, 3. Topical - Insect & snake bites
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| What are the issues when using Wu Ling Zhi? | CI during pregnancy, Antagonizes Ren Shen
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| Yan Hu Suo-functions | 1. Move Qi and Blood, Relieve Pain(All types of pain"goes where everything else goes."), Also Reduce abdominal masses
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| What is the caution with Yan Hu Suo? | CI during pregnancy
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| Wang Bu Liu Xing-functions | 1. Move Blood, Open Jing luo, 2. Promote Lactation, Reduce Abscess & Swelling(PMS)
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| What is the caution with Wang Bu Liu Xing? | CI during pregnancy & excessive bleeding. Can initiate labor
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| Ru Xiang & Mo Yao functions | 1. Invigorate Qi & Blood, Relieve Pain, Relax Sinews, Unblock Collaterals, 2. Reduce Swelling & Gen. Flesh
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| What are the strongest blood movers? | Ru Xiang, Mo Yao
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| What are the cautions with Ru Xiang, Mo Yao? | CI during pregnancy. Caution w/ sensitive stomachs, may cause N/V.
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| What is the main difference between Ru Xiang and Mo Yao? | Ru Xiang moves both Qi and blood, Mo Yao moves mostly blood.
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| Xue Jie-functions | 1. Invig Blood, Dispel Stasis, Rel Pain. Traumatic injury w/ swelling and pain. Main for traumatic injury. 2. Stop Bldng,Gen Flesh, Aid Healing(GI bleeds and hemorrhoids)
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| What do San Qi and Xue Jie have in common? | Both used topically to stop bleeding from trauma and for sprains.
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| Yu Jin-functions | 1. Move Qi & Blood, Relieves Pain hypoch, GYN,Masses, Cirrhosis, enlarged LR/SP, Traumatic injury, 2. Clear HT, Open Orifices, 3. Treat Jaundice, Reduce Gallstones
4. Clear Heat, Cool Blood, Stop Bleeding
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| Yu Jin + Shi Chang Pu | Phlegm blocking HT orifice with cognitive dysfunction. (Alzheimers)
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| Yi Mu Cao-functions | 1. Invig Blood, Dispel Stasis, Reduce Masses(Main herb for OB-Gyn Blood stag.) 2. Prom Urinatn, Reduce Swelling. (Also anti-hypertensive, Used in chronic nephritis.)
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| Yi Mu Cao + Xiang fu | Reg menses, PMS w/ predominant Blood stag.
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| Ze Lan-functions | 2. Promotes Urination, Reduces Swelling
(acute or chronic edema esp. w/ blood in urine or stones) Milder than Yi Mu Cao., 1. Invigorates Blood, Dispels Stasis
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| Hong Hua-functions | 1. Invigorate Blood, Dispel Stasis, Nourish blood
(GYN)Brings blood to the skin 2. Open Jing luo for joint pain or paralysis
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| Tao Ren-functions | 1. Move Blood, Dispel Stasis
(Brings blood to areas for healing.) , 2. Moisten Intestines, Unblock Bowels
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| E Zhu-functions | 1. Break up & Dispel Blood Stasis. Severe pain with palpable masses 2. Dissolves food Accum, Moves Qi and Blood
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| Compare San Leng and E Zhu. | San Leng stronger to break up blood stasis, E zhu stronger to dispel qi stagnation –often combined.
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| San Leng-functions | 1. Break up & Dispel Blood Stasis. 2. Dissolves Accumulations. Moves mostly blood.
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| Dan Shen-functions | 1. Invigorate Blood/ Dispel Stasis,
2. Clears HT Heat, Nourish Blood, Calm Spirit,3. Cool Blood, Reduce Swelling
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| Which Invig Blood herb treats-Toxic sores, swelling, breast abscess AND Ying/Xue heat – w/ mental symptoms or bleeding? | Dan Shen
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| Which herb is considered a "one herb Si Wu Tang?" | Dan Shen
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| Ji Xue Teng - functions | 1. Move and Tonify Blood
, 2. Open Jing luo, Relax Sinews(numbness and pain)
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| Chuan Niu Xi-functions | 1. Invigorate Blood, Dispel Stasis
(in lower parts), 2. Direct Blood & Fire Downward 3. Strengthen Li & Ki, Sinew & Bone 4. Treat Lin
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| Compare the Niu Xis. | Chuan → stronger to move blood and dispel stasis. Huai → strongr to strengthen LR/KD, sinews & bones
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| Huai Niu Xi-functions | 1. Strengthen Li & Ki, Sinew & Bone , 2. Invigorate Blood, Dispel Stasis*(in lower parts), 3. Direct Blood & Fire Downward 4. Treat Lin.
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| Fu Zi-functions | 1.Restore Devastated Yang, 2.Tonify Fire, Assist The Yang , 3.Dispers cold, warm channels, allev pain
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| Which herb kicks your butt back into life? | Fu Zi
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| Rou Gui-functions | 1.Tonify & guide Fire back to Mingmen , 2. Disperse cold, warm channels, allev pain
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| Rou Gui + Huang Lian | Heat above and cold below(inc. one version of HT/KD Disharmony)
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| Gan Jiang-functions | 1.Warm MJ, expel cold
2. Warm lung, transform congested fluids-Asthma, cough, wheez-d/t hidden cold congested fluids in Lu)3. Restore devastated Yang w/ Fu Zi
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| Wu Zhu Yu-functions | 1. Disperse cold, alleviate pain*LR channel cold stag - Vertex HA, hernia pain, GYN pain 2. Soothe LR, descend rebel Qi, 3. Tonify Ki&Sp Yang, bind intestines
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| What is the main organ associated with Wu Zhu Yu? | Liver
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| Long Gu-functions | 1. Sedate HT, 2. Anchor LR Yang, 3. Restrain KD leakage. Long Gu + Mu Li
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| Ci Shi-functions | 1. LR- Anchor Liver Yang , 2. HT- Sedate HT, harmonize HT/KD, 3. LR & KD - Improve vision/hearing, 4. KD - Assist Kidney to grasp LU Qi
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| Hu Po-functions | 1. LR- Anchor Liver Yang , 2. HT- Sedate HT, harmonize HT/KD, 3. UB- Prom urination(Stone Lin)
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| Which herb is esp. good for dream-disturbed sleep and nightmares? | Hu Po
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| Suan Zao Ren-functions | 1. Nourish Heart blood & Liver, Calm Spirit
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| Bai Zi Ren-functions | 1. Nourish Heart Blood, Calm Spirit, 2. Moisten intestines, ease BM.
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| What aspect of the heart do Suan Zao Ren, Bai Zi Ren, and Ye Jiao Teng nourish? | HT Blood
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| Ye Jiao Teng-functions | 1. Nourish HT blood, Soothe LR, Calm Spirit, 2. Open Jing luo for pain/numbness
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| Which herb is from the vine of He Shou Wu? | Ye Jiao Teng
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| Yuan Zhi-functions | 1. Soothe HT, connect HT/KD, calm shen, 2. Expel phlegm, open heart’s orifices.
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| He Huan pi-functions | 1. Soothe Liver and calm spirit, 2. Invigorate blood, reduce swelling(aux for trauma.)
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| Which herb is good for restless sleep ? | He Huan Pi
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| Shi Chang Pu-functions | 1. Open Orifice, Calm Spirit(Disorientation & confusion,seizures,diminished vision and hearing.) 2. Transform Damp, Harmonize St.
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| Shi Chang Pu + Chan tui | Wind phlegm causing tremors and convulsions.
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| Shi Chang Pu + Yu jin | Phlegm obstruction obstructing orifice =>confusion, memory loss, Alzheimer's
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| Shi Jue Ming-functions | 1. Subdue liver, Anchor Yang, 2. Clear liver heat, brighten eyes. (Also calms shen)
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| Which 2 shells are anti-hypertensive? | Shi Jue Ming, Zhen Zhu Mu
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| Zhen Zhu Mu-functions | 1. Subdue liver, anchor yang, sedate heart, calm pirit. 2. Clear liver heat,brighten eyes, 3. Topical for damp/itchy skin
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| Mu LI-functions | 1. Subdue liver, anchor yang, 2. Soften hardness, dissipate nodules, 3. Astringe & restrain leak of essence, 4. Reduce stomach acid, relieve reflux 5. Calms Shen
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| Dai Zhe Shi-functions | 2. Descend rebel Qi (ST, also LU)1. Subdue liver, anchor yang
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| Dai Zhe Shi+Xuan fu hua | Descends rebelious ST Qi. Dai zhe xuan fu tang
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| Quan Xie-functions | 1. Extinguish wind, stop tremors, 2. Unblock collaterals, alleviate pain, (SEVERE/STUBBORN PAIN) 3. Dissipate toxic nodules -topical
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| Quan Xie + Wu gong | Potentiate each other to ext. wind, treat sever, stubborn, pain.
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| Wu Gong-functions | 1. Extinguish wind, stop tremors, 2. Unblock collaterals, alleviate pain, (SEVERE/STUBBORN PAIN) 3. Dissipate toxic nodules -topical
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| Which is more toxic and potent? Quan Xie or Wu Gong? | Wu Gong
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| Di Long-functions | 1. Clear heat, extinguish wind, 2. Unblock collaterals, alleviate pain, 3. Clear lung heat, calm wheezing(Best Sub for MaHuang)4. Promote urination(Heat Lin)
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| Jiang Can-functions | 1. Extinguish wind, transform phlegm, stop tremors, 2. Dispel wind-heat, relieve toxicity
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| Tian Ma-functions | 1. Extinguish wind, stop tremors, 2. Subdue liver, anchor yang, 3. Expel wind, unblock collaterals,
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| What are the similarities between Tian Ma and Gou Teng? | Both 1. Extinguish wind, stop tremors, 2. Subdue liver, anchor yang. Both are anti-hypertensives.
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| What are the differences between Tian Ma and Gou Teng? | Tian Ma stronger to unblock collaterals. Gou Teng stronger to clear heat(cold).
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| Gou Teng-functions | 1. Extinguish wind, stop tremors, 2. Subdue liver, anchor yang
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| Bai Ji Li-functions | 2. Disperse wind-heat, clear liver heat(itchy EYES AND SKIN)1. Subdue liver, soothe liver Qi
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| Ling Yang Jiao | 1. Extinguish wind, stop tremors from Fever or LR Yang 2. Clear heat and relieve toxicity w/ mental symptoms 3. Clear liver heat, benefit eyes
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| Ren Shen -Ginseng Root | 1.Strongly Tonify Yuan Qi
2.Tonify Spleen, Stomach
and Lung Qi 3. Gen. fluid, allev thirst.
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| Tai Zi -Shen Pseudostellaria | 1. Tonify Sp & Lu Qi, generate fluid. Mild version of Ren Shen
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| Dang Shen -Codonopsis Root | 1. Tonify Sp & Lu Qi (Similar to Ren Shen, but weaker, less hot)
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| What temp is Dang Shen? | Neutral.
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| Bai Zhu -White Atractylodes Rhizome | 1. Tonify SP, increase T&T, dry damp
, 2. Tonify Wei Qi, Stop Sweat
, 3. Stabilize MJ, Calm Fetus
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| Which herb is a "back -up SP?" | Bai Zhu
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| Huang Qi Astragalus | 1. TONIFY Qi, RAISE & ACTIVATE Yang Qi , 2. Tonify Wei Qi, Seal Ext 3. Expel Pus, Gen. Flesh
4. Promote Urin tx: Edema
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| Huang Qi + Dang Gui | Dang gui bu xue tang(6:1, Huang Qi to Ren to Dang Gui)Tonify Qi to nourish blood.
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| Xi Yang Shen -American Ginseng Root | 1. Tonify Qi, Nourish Yin/moistens, Clear Heat
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| Shan Yao -Chinese Yam / Dioscorea Rhizome | 1. Tonify Qi & nourish Yin, 2. Bind the essence
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| Huang Jing -Siberian Polygonatum Rhizome | 1. Tonify Qi & nourish Yin
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| Gan Cao -Licorice Root | 1. Tonify SP & Strengthen Qi
(SP/HT), 2. Moisten Lung, Stops Cough, 3. Soften Spasm/Allev. Pain
, 4. Clear Heat, Reduce Fire Toxins, 5. Harmonize formulas,
GanCao + Bai shao
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| Da Zao -Chinese Date / Jujube | 1. Tonifies SP & Strengthen Qi
, 2. Nourish Blood & Calm Spirit , 3. Mod. other herbs, protect MJ
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| Dang Gui -Chinese Angelica Root | 1. Nourish Blood, 2. Gently Move Bld, Allev Pain, 3. Decrease Swelling, Gen Flesh
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| Bai Shao -White Peony Root | 1. Nourish Blood,Preserve Ying 2. Soften & Soothe Liver, Allev Pain 3. Calm Liver Yang, ext. wind
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| Shu Di Huang -Rehmannia Rt | 1. Strongly Nourish Blood(and fill the blood), 2. Nourish Kidney & Liver Yin
, 3. Nourish ESSENCE, Generate MARROW
4. Aid Kidney to Grasp Lung Qi
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| He Shou Wu -Polygonum Rt | 1. Nourish Blood, Nourish Essence, 2. Relieve Phlegm Toxicity
, 3. Moisten Intestines
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| Gou Qi Zi -Chinese Wolfberry Fruit | 1. Nourish Blood, Nourish Essence
(esp. EYES), 2. Moisten Lung
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| Sang Shen -Mulberry Fruit | 1. Nourish Blood & Essence(graying hair),2. Gen.Fluids – Xiao Ke, 3. Moisten Intestines
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| E Jiao -Ass Hide Glue | 1. Nourish Blood AND Stops Bleeding, 2. Nourish Yin, Moisten Dryness
(esp. LU, and Yin)3. Calms shen(irritability/insomnia)by nourish blood.
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| Long Yan Rou -Longan Fruit | 1. Nourish Heart Blood, Tonify SP Qi, calms shen
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| BaiZhu + Zhi shi | Fullness in Abdomen and Epigastrium.(Zhi zhu tang)
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| Which are the cool/cold herbs that treat Qi stagnation? | Zhi Zhi, Da Fu Pi, Chuan LIan Zi and Zhi ke
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| Which herbs are "potent stasis crackers for stubborn conditions and hard immovable masses?" | E Zhu, San Leng
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| Ling Yang Jiao + Xi Jiao | Clear heat, cool blood to stop convulsion due to febrile disease
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