Chapter 14 Section 2

Question 0

Nourishes heart & calms spirit
Moistens intestines & unblocks bowels
Also used for night sweats due to Yin deficiency
*Can be contaminated with mold
*Can cause LV damage if ingested

Answer 0

Bai Zi Ren

Question 1

Nourishes Heart Yin, Augments Liver Blood, Quiets Spirit
Prevents abnormal sweating
*great for sweats
*Both sweet & sour
*Menopause symptoms

Answer 1

Suan Zao Ren

~Deer pulling sled w/ baby heart in it & blood drop hitch hiking w/ liver sign

Question 2

Calms the spirit & quiets heart
Expels phlegm, clears orifices & stops coughs
Reduces abscesses & dissipates swelling
*Angina

Answer 2

Yuan Zhi

~Deers getting married by spirit (KD king & HT queen. Coughing deer in background coughing

Question 3

Calms the Spirit, Augments the HT Qi, tonifies the HT blood
Tonifies the LU qi, transforms phlegm, and stops cough & wheezing
Tonifies the Qi, nourishes the blood
*not traditionally used in Formulas
*Stand alone herb

Answer 3

Ling Zhi

~Deer flashing spirit w/ Qi, Blood, HT, Lungs in coat.

Question 4

Calms spirit & relieves constraint
Harmonizes blood, stops pain & reconnects the sinews & bones
Dissipates swelling & reduces abscesses
*Can be used by itself
*Better for blood (Relieves LV qi stag & moves blood)

Answer 4

He Huan Pi

~Spirit (5 emotions constrained banner) riding deer hitting w leg bone causing trauma to deers hind leg.

Question 5

Better for Qi stagnantion

Answer 5

He Huan Hua

Question 6

Nourishes heart & blood & calms spirit
Nourishes blood & unblocks channels
Alleviates itching (topical as a wash)
*Nourishing the blood

Answer 6

Ye Jiao Teng

~Deer sleeping in hammock (dreaming about ticks in toes and ants in brain) w/ “Channels Now Unblocked” paper on chest.