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Name Huang Ya Bai Cai (Peking cabbage leaf) Nature and action Nature Sweet, neutral; bladder and stomach channels. Actions Tonify the stomach and promote urination.

Da Bao (Dabao). On the mid-axillary line, in the sixth intercostal space. Note: several sources locate this point in the seventh intercostal space. Actions: Moves Blood in the Blood Connecting channels; Regulates Qi and Blood; Firms the sinews and joints; Unbinds the chest; Benefits the lateral costal region. Indications: Asthma; Intercostal neuralgia; Pain in the chest and lateral costal region on respiration; General aching and weakness; Flaccidity of the limbs; Flaccidity of the hundred joints; Distention and fullness of the lateral costal region; Chest pain; Suffocation; General pain due to Blood Stasis; Muscular pain moving throughout the body; Hypochondriac pain; Lethargy; Depression; Chest and hypochondriac fullness and pain; Cough; Dyspnea; Emaciation due to prolonged illness; Fatigued extremities.

Name The Prescription of Xionggui Erchen Tang Ingredients Chuan Xiong 6 g,Dang Gui 9 g,Ban Xia 9 g,Chen Pi 4.5 g,Fu Ling 4.5 g,Gan Cao 2 g.

Name Ji Gan (Chicken Liver) Nature and action Nature Sweet, warm; liver, kidney and spleen channels.

Wei Shang Xue (Weishangxue) is 2 cun above the navel, 4 cun lateral to REN-10 Xiawan. Needling: transverse insertion toward the navel or ST-25 Tianshu, 2 to 3 cun. Indications: prolapsed stomach, abdominal distention.

Name The Prescription of 苦酒汤 Ingredients 14 Ban Xia,1 Egg White,Vinegar. Explanation Ban Xia: Being pungent in flavor and warm in nature, dispersing accumulation of pathogens, lett.

Name Ma Rou (Horsemeat) Nature and action Nature Sweet, sour, cold; liver and spleen channels. Actions Eliminate heat, strengthen tendons and bones.

Xia Xi (Xiaxi). On the dorsum of the foot, 0.5 cun proximal to the margin of the web between the fourth and fifth toes, at the junction of the red and white skin. Actions: Subdues Liver Yang; Benefits the ears; Benefits the head, ears and eyes; Clears Heat; Resolves Damp-Heat; Reduces swelling. Indications: Eye diseases; Inflammation of the outer canthus; Pain of the outer canthus; Dizziness of vision; Blurred vision; Pain in the sides and ribs; Intercostal neuralgia; Febrile diseases; Attack of Cold; Anhidrosis; Disorders due to perverse Heat; Breast abscess with swelling and suppuration; Mastitis; Amenorrhea; Irregular menstruation; Hypertension; Cerebral congestion; Lower limb paralysis; Otitis media; Hardness and pain of the hypogastrium; Swelling of the four limbs; Pain of the whole body; Copious sweating; Malaria; Mania.

Name The Prescription of Ku Jiu Tang Ingredients 14 Ban Xia,1 Egg White,Vinegar. Explanation Ban Xia: Being pungent in flavor and warm in nature, dispersing accumulation of pathoge.

Name Ma Rou (Horsemeat) Nature and action Nature Sweet, sour, cold; liver and spleen channels. Actions Eliminate heat, strengthen tendons and bones.