Chinese Asafoetida
NameA Wei (Chinese Asafoetida)The Effect of Chinese AsafoetidaPropertyPungent, neutral, nontoxic; liver, spleen and stomach meridians entered.ActionsDissipate stagnation and kill parasites.IndicationsHeart and abdomen cold pain, malaria, dysentery.Dosage and AdministrationsTake in powder directly or

Name
A Wei (Chinese Asafoetida)
The Effect of Chinese Asafoetida
Property
Pungent, neutral, nontoxic; liver, spleen and stomach meridians entered.
Actions
Dissipate stagnation and kill parasites.
Indications
Heart and abdomen cold pain, malaria, dysentery.
Dosage and Administrations
Take in powder directly or made into plaster for external application. Take 1~1.5g in powder or pills for internal application.
Cations
It is contraindicated to people with spleen and stomach deficiency and pregnant women.
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