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1 - All Herb 1 to Midterm - Chinese Herbalism - Daoist Traditions > Variety Herbs Formulas - Phlegm Warm & Cool > Flashcards

Variety Herbs Formulas - Phlegm Warm & Cool Flashcards

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Qian hu

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LU qi down, cough, releases exterior (combine with these formulas)

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Chuan bei mu

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moistens LU, nodules/clumps with heat signs, nurishing fluids

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Zhe bei mu

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draining, nodules (neck/breast) w heat

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Gua lou

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moistens intestines, can be single, breast nodules/abcesses

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Zhu ru

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bamboo shavings- Heart, spirit (insomnia) cools ST LU GB, nausea, phlegm heat, cooling (wen dan tang), clears heat from ST

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Zhu li

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bamboo sap, plegm post stroke

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Pang da hai

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singers herb/loss voice, moistens bowels/throat (seed)

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Kun bu

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kelp- neck nodules/goiters, thyroid tumors, edema

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Hai zao

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seaweed- buldging disorders (testicles/scrotum) & hernia- LV to genitals, milder than kun bu

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Tian hua fen

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clears heat, generate fluids, nipple/breast

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Tian zhu huang

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“bamboo secretion caused by wasp” heart, hot/sticky phlegm, “spirtit”, plegm heat distrubing the Heart, convulstions/night terror due to phlegm heat

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Fu shi

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stone itself, stubborn/old plegm, painful urinary (tiayin LU UB), upper (LU) water,

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Hai Ge Ke

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clam/conch shell- softens masses, reduce stomach acid/acid reflux

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Dan Nan Xing

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pig bile (cold) processed- makes heat clearing (detoxifies), heat phlegm, convulsions and spasums

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Gua Lou Pi

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pi=peel=skin and qi regulator (chest), pain/destention chest (peels regulate qi)

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Gua Lou Ren

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seed=moistens bowels, LU puss, sores

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Zhi ban xia

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1 reslove cold phlegm, toxic (ginger used), resolves dampness=nausea

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Bai jie zi

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dissipates nodules, warms LU, chronic-cold phlegm

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Zhi tian nan xing

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toxic (ginger used), relieves convulstions (internal wind LV), tian-heaven so spirit, damp/phlegm, stubborn (old cold) phlegm

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Zhi bai fu zi

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toxic (ginger/alum), snake bite, post wind-stroke (facial paralysis), migraine (raising to head)

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Jie geng

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2 resolve phlegm, guides to chest, hot/cold phlegm, voice/throat/cough, discharge pus, release exterior (surface resolving)

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Xuan Fu Hua

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regellious qi downward= vomiting (morning sickness)

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Qian hu

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directs qi downward; assists the dissemination of Lung qi, thereby expelling external pathogens; directs fire downward, thereby dissolving phlegm

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Chuan bei mu

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cools, moistens, directs the Lung qi and Heart fire downward to transform phlegm, alleviate cough, relieve constraint, and disperse clumped phlegm- heat

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Zhe bei mu

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cold, drains heat, transforms phlegm-heat, releases constraint, dissipates nodules, especially in the neck and breast

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Gua lou

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cools and transforms phlegm-heat, moistens the Intestines, directs turbid phlegm downward

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Zhu ru

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cools the Lungs, Stomach, and Gallbladder, scours phlegm, releases constraint, alleviates nausea

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Zhu li

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cold, slippery; ideal for transforming hot, thick phlegm and opening the orifices

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Pang da hai

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gently cools and moistens the throat and Intestines

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Kun bu

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reduces phlegm and softens areas of hardness, promotes urination, eliminates edema

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Hai zao

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softens areas of hardness, clears damp-heat, reduces edema damp-heat, reduces edema

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Tian hua fen

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use with caution in those with cold from deficiency of the Spleen and Stomach. Traditionally, it is not to be used with herbs of the genus Aconitum

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Tian zhu huang

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arrestspalpitations,extinguishes wind, dislodges phlegm and opens the orifices

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Fu shi

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transforms stubborn phlegm, cools phlegm-heat in the LU, treats painful urinary dribbling

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Hai Ge Ke

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cools heat, transforms phlegm-heat, reduces edema and damp-heat, disperses clumps such as scrofula

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Dan Nan Xing

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very acrid, dispersing, warm, and drying; eliminates wind-phlegm in the channels and collaterals, toxic in its raw (unprepared) form

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Gua Lou Pi

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cools and transforms phlegm-heat, facilitates the flow of qi in the chest, disperses constrained clumping

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Gua Lou Ren

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slippery, moistens both the Lungs and Intestines, cools and transforms phlegm

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Zhi ban xia

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acrid for opening, slippery for directing rebellious qi downward, and bitter for drying; best used for thin phlegm or dampness as well as rebellious Stomach qi

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Bai jie zi

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penetrates to the yin to restore movement to the yang, transforms cold-phlegm, dissipates clumps

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Zhi tian nan xing

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very acrid, dispersing, warm, and drying; eliminates wind-phlegm in the channels and collateral; toxic in its raw (unprepared) form

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Zhi bai fu zi

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raising, acrid-dispersing, warm and drying; especially indicated for pathogenic wind-phlegm in the face and head

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Jie geng

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causes the qi and the actions of other herbs to rise, soothes the throat, releases the exterior, transforms phlegm, expels pus

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Xuan Fu Hua

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directs qi downward to stop cough, softens hardened phlegm to break up clumped accumulations, promotes the dissipation of pathogenic water

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Two Aged/Cured Decoction/Er Chen Tang

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Ban Xia, Chen Pi, Fu Ling, Zhi Gan Cao

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Two Aged/Cured Decoction/Er Chen Tang

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Dries dampness, transforms phlegm, regulates the qi, and harmonizes the middle burner

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Six Gentlemen Dccoction/Liu Jun Zhi Tang

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Strengthens the Spleen, transforms phlegm, and stops vomiting.

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Two Aged/Cured Decoction/Er Chen Tang

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Dries dampness, transforms phlegm, regulates the qi and harmonizes the middle burner. Basic formula for phlegm/damp. LU COUGH

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Two Aged/Cured Decoction/Er Chen Tang

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Dries dampness, transforms phlegm, regulates the qi and harmonizes the middle burner. Basic formula for phlegm/damp. LU COUGH

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Six Gentlemen Dccoction/Liu Jun Zhi Tang

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Tx more damp and phlegm. DEFICIENCY PRESENTION=SP

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