Ch 6 Transforms Phlegm + stops cough Sec. 3 relieves coughing + wheezing

Question 0

Zi Wan

Answer 0

Relieves cough, expels phlegm (wide variety of cough)

Question 1

Xing Ren

Answer 1

Stops cough, calms wheezing (wide variety of cough, dry cough)
Moistens the intestines + unblocks the bowels (constipation)

Question 2

Kuan Dong Hua

Answer 2

Moistens the lungs, directs qi downward, stops cough, transform phlegm ( wide variety of cough)

Question 3

Zi Su Zi

Answer 3

Stops cough + calms wheezing, Redirects qi downward, dissolves phlegm ( cough, wheezing)
Moistens the intestines + unblocks the stool ( constipation)

Question 4

Bai Bu

Answer 4

Moistens the Lungs, stops coughing (Go to for whooping cough)
Expels parasites + kills lice (lice)

Question 5

Pi Pa Ye

Answer 5

Transforms phlegm, clears lung heat, redirects lung qi downward (cough)
Harmonizes the ST, clears ST heat, redirects the ST qi downward (vomiting)

Question 6

Sang Bai Pi

Answer 6

Drains heat from the lungs, stops cough, calms wheezing ( cough)
Promotes urination, reduces edema (Any type of edema)
Hypertension

Question 7

Ting Li Zi

Answer 7

Drains lungs, reduces phlegm + calms wheezing (excess type wheezing/cough)
Promotes urination + reduces edema (edema, ascites)

Question 8

Luo Han Guo

Answer 8

Moistens and cools the lungs (dry cough, dry throat-loss of voice)
Generates fluids to stop thirst (thirst)
Moistens the intestines to unblock the bowels (constipation)

Question 9

Gua Di

Answer 9

Induces vomiting to relieve phlegm-heat or retained food (food stagnation, seizures, mania)
Dispels damp-heat + relieves Jaundice (jaundice)