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Blood-Activating Analgesics

Blood-Activating Analgesics: Chinese herbs in this class — their actions in TCM, typical uses, preparation and safety cautions.

Chestnut: Chinese Herb Guide 栗子,板栗,Li Zi Zi (Chestnut) Sweet, warm; spleen, stomach and kidney channels
Dong Ling Cao: Chinese Herb Guide Herba Rabdosiae, 冬凌草 Dong Ling Cao: clear heat and remove toxicity, activate blood and stop bleeding.
Yu Jin: Chinese Herb Guide Turmeric Root-tuber, 郁金, Radix Curcumae Yu Jin: activate blood and alleviate pain, move qi and relieve depression, clear heat and cool blood, promote excretion or bile and remove jaundice.
Yu Jin (Turmeric Root-tuber) Yu Jin,郁金,Turmeric Root-tuber Yu Jin (Turmeric Root-tuber): activate blood and alleviate pain, move qi and relieve depression, clear heat and cool blood, promote excretion or bile and remove jaundice.
Jiang Huang: Chinese Herb Guide Tumeric, Rhizoma Curcumae Longae Jiang Huang (Rhizoma Curcumae Longae). The root tuber of perennial Curcuma Longa L. of family Zingiberaceae
Pian Jiang Huang (Rhizoma Wenyujin Concisum) Rhizoma Wenyujin Concisum, 片姜黄 Pian Jiang Huang: break blood and promote the circulation of qi, stimulate the menstrual flow and alleviate pain.
Ye Ming Sha: Chinese Herb Guide 夜明砂 Ye Ming Sha: clear heat and improve eyesight, dissipate blood and eliminate stagnation.
Ru Xiang: Chinese Herb Guide 乳香, Frankincense Ru Xiang: activate blood, move qi and alleviate pain, resolve swelling and promote tissue regeneration.
Frankincense: Chinese Herb Guide Ru Xiang ,乳香,Olibanum Name Ru Xiang (Frankincense) — Mingyi Bielu Source and quality Plant The exudation of resin from skin areas of tree Boswellia carterii Birdw of family Bruseraceae and plants of the.
Mo Yao: Chinese Herb Guide Myrrh,没药,沒藥,Myrrha Mo Yao: activate blood and alleviate pain, resolve swelling and promote tissue regeneration.
Mei Yao (没药): Chinese Herb Guide 没药, Mo Yao, Mo Yao (Myrrh): Actions, Dose and Cautions, Myrrh Mo Yao (Myrrh) — Yao Xing Lun (Treatise on Herb Property) The exudation of factice resin from skin areas of bush or tree Commiphora myrrha Engl
Mo Yao (Myrrh): Actions, Dose and Cautions Mo Yao,没药,沒藥,Myrrha Myrrh (Mo Yao) is a resin used in TCM to move blood, relieve pain and heal wounds.