Week 6- Qi Regulators Flashcards
Which qi regulators go to the lung and are helpful for the lungs/chest
- Ju Hong
2. Tan Xiang
Herb for parasites and food stagnation
chuan lian zi
Which herbs are good for chest/chest bi?
Xie Bai
Tan Xiang
Which herb is toxic?
Chuan Lian Zi (fructus toosendan)
“golden bell seed”
What herb goes to the San Jao?
Xiang Fu (cyperri rhizoma)
What qi regulating herb is contraindicated for pregnancy?
Zhi Shi (unripe bitter orange)
Which herb is mature tangerine peel?
Chen Pi (Pericarpium Citri Reticulatae)
Which herb is immature tangerine peel?
Qing Pi (Citri reticulatae viride Pericarpium)
Which herb is mature orange peel?
Zhi Ke (Fructus Aurantii)
Which herb is immature/unripe orange peel?
Zhi Shi (Citri Aurantii Immaturus)
Which herb is the number one herb for gynecology?
Xiang Fu (cyperi rhizoma)
Which 2 herbs warm the kidneys?
- Wu Yao “black medicine”
2. Chen Xiang “sinking fragrance”
Which 2 immature herbs break up stagnation?
- Qing Pi- blue green peel- unripe tangerine peel
2. Zhi Shi- unripe bitter orange
Which 2 herbs raise blood pressure?
- Qing Pi- blue green peel- unripe tangerine peel
- Zhi Shi- unripe bitter orange
(both of the immature ones)
Which herb improves T&T, regulates MJ, relieves diaphragm and UJ, dries damp
and transforms phlegm
Chen Pi (Pericarpium Citri Reticulatae)
Which herb strongly moved the qi, dissipates clumps, reduces stagnation( like breast abscess)?
Qing Pi
“blue green peel”
unripe tangerine peel