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ephedra (herba
ephedrae; ma huang) |
dispelling
pathogenic factors from the
exterior of the body by diaphoresis, promoting the flow of the lung-qi
to
allay asthma, and inducing diuresis to reduce edema. |
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cinnamon twig (ramulus cinnamomi; gui zhi) |
dispelling pathogenic factors from the
exterior of the body by diaphoresis, warming the channel to relieve
pain, and reinforcing yang to promote the flow of qi |
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schizonepeta (herba schizonepetae; jing jie) |
relieving exterior syndromes by dispelling
pathogenic wind ,promoting skin eruption by dispelling pathogens, and
arresting bleeding. |
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ledebouriella root (radix ledebouriellae; fang feng)
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relieving exterior syndromes by expelling
pathogenic wind ,removing dampness to relieve pain, and expelling
endogenous wind to relieve spasm |
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notopterygium root (rhizoma seu radix notopterygii; qiang
huo) |
inducing diaphoresis, dispersing cold,
expelling wind, removing dampness and relieving pain. |
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dahurian angelica root (radix angelicae dahuricae; bai zhi) |
inducing diaphoresis to disperse cold,
expelling wind to relieve pain, subduing swelling, promoting pus
discharge, and removing dampness to stop leukorrhagia. |
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peppermint (herba menthae; bo he) |
dispelling wind-heat, clearing the head,
improving eyesight, relieving sore throat, promoting skin eruption and
relieving itching. |
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mulberry leaf (folium mori; sang ye) |
expelling pathogenic wind-heat, clearing away
heat from the lung to arrest cough, and clearing up heat from the liver
to improve acuity of vision. |
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chrysanthemum flower (flos chrysanthemi; ju hua) |
expelling wind, clearing away heat, calming
the liver and improving acuity of vision. |
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pueraria root (radix puerariae; ge gen) |
dispelling pathogenic factors from the
superficial muscles to allay fever, promoting the production of body
fluid to quench thirst, promoting the eruption of measles and
invigorating the spleen-yang to stop diarrhea. |
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bupleurum root (radix bupleuri; chai hu) |
expelling pathogenic factors from the exterior
to reduce fever, soothing the depressed liver and invigorating the
spleen-yang. |
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