Herbs that release exterior wind heat Flashcards

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General Signs and Symptoms of Wind Heat invasion

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severe fever or hot sensation with concurrent mild chills

sore or scratchy throat, headache, stiff neck and general muscle aches. some also vent rashes and relieve eye conditions

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bo he

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disperses wind heat; clears head and eyes; benefits throat (general aching, red eyes, fever, headache, cough, sore throat)

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niu bang zi

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disperses wind heat; benefits throat (external wind heat symptoms of fever cough and sore, red, swollen throat)

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chan tui

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disperses wind heat or early stage of warm febrile diseases causing fever, headache; especially for loss of voice, sore throat and hoarseness

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sang ye

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  • disperses wind heat (cough)
  • clears heat from lung; moistens dryness ( cough, dry throat)
  • Subdues liver yang (red swollen or dry eyes; hypertension)
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man jing zi

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disperses wind heat (taiyang and yangming headaches)

- clears head and eyes- red swollen painful eyes

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dan dou chi

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releases exterior- supplemental herb for both hot and cold disorders

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*ge gen

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releases muscles; reduces fever- exterior disorder lodged in the muscle layer with fever, chills, headache, stiff or tight upper back and neck

  • nourishes fluid; alleviates thirst- controls blood sugar and BP
  • ascends spleen yang; alleviates diarrhea
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*chai hu

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treats shaoyang syndrome- alternating chills and fever; bitter taste; flank pain; irritability; vomit; stifling sensation in chest
- spreads liver qi; relieves constraint- liver qi stagnation with chest and flank pain, emotional instability, menstrual disorders, disharmony between liver and spleen

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sheng ma

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clears heat; relieves toxicity- toothache, red swollen painful gums, lip ulcers, canker sores, painful swollen throat
- raises spleen yang- shortness of breath, fatigue, prolapse of organs due to spleen qi sinking

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mu zei

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disperses wind heat; benefits eyes (red, swollen, painful eyes; cloudiness, blurred vision)

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12
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which herbs clear heat and benefit eyes (6)

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bo he; sang ye; ju hua; man jing zi; chan tui; mu zei

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13
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which herbs strongly relieve sore throat (3)

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bo he; nui bang zi; sheng ma

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which herbs relieve headache (4)

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man jing zi; chai hu; bo he; ju hua

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which herbs vent wind rashes (2)

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bo he; chan tui

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which herbs raise/ascend yang qi (3)

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ge gen; chai hu; sheng ma

17
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which herbs vent measles (5)

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bo he; nui bang zi; ge gen; sheng ma; chan tui

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ju hau

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wind heat with fever and headache; subdues liver yang- red, swollen, dry eyes; hypertension