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HERBS
Chinese herbal medicine reference: what each herb is used for in TCM, how it is prepared and dosed, and its safety cautions and contraindications.
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Qiao Mai: Chinese Herb Guide
荞麦
Qiao Mai: whet the appetite, soothe the intestines, remove food stagnation and arrest diarrhea.
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Yu Tou Hua (Flower of Dasheen)
Flower of Dasheen, 芋头花
Yu Tou Hua: regulate qi and alleviate pain, dissipate blood stasis and stop bleeding.
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Ning Meng Pi: Chinese Herb Guide
Lemon Peel, 柠檬皮
Ning Meng Pi (Lemon Peel) Sour, acrid, slightly bitter, warm; spleen and stomach channels
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Yin Xing Ye (Folium Ginkgo)
Yin Xing Ye,银杏叶,白果叶,銀杏葉,白果葉,Folium Ginkgo
Ginkgo Leaf: tonify the heart and astringe the lung, resolve dampness and check diarrhea.
- Yu Mi Hei Fen: Chinese Herb Guide 玉米黑粉,玉米黑霉,Spora Ustilaginis Maydis Yu Mi Hei Fen: it is used to benefit the liver, stomach and intestines, induce tranquilization, remove stagnation of undigested food, counteract toxicity, cause catharsis; for the prevention and treatment of ulcer of.
- Spora Ustilaginis Maydis Yu Mi Hei Fen Spora Ustilaginis Maydis: it is used to benefit the liver, stomach and intestines, induce tranquilization, remove stagnation of undigested food, counteract.
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Ya Zhun Yi: Chinese Herb Guide
鸭肫衣
Ya Zhun Yi (Membrane of duck gizzard) Sweet, neutral; spleen and stomach channels. Actions Promote digestion and eliminate stagnation
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E Dan Ke: Chinese Herb Guide
鹅蛋壳
E Dan Ke: draw out pus by applying a plaster to the affected part, regulate the flow of qi and alleviate pain.
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Hua Shan Shen (Radix Physochlainae)
Radix Physochlainae, 华山参
Hua Shan Shen (Radix Physochlainae) Sweet, slightly bitter, astringent, hot, toxic; liver and kidney channels
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Hu Luo Bo: Chinese Herb Guide
胡萝卜
Hu Luo Bo (Carrot) Sweet, neutral; lung and spleen channels. Actions Strengthen the spleen and promote digestion
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Hua Shan Shen: Chinese Herb Guide
Hua Shan Shen ,华山参,華山參
Hua Shan Shen: dispel phlegm, induce tranquilization, stop cough and relieve asthma.
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Li Shu Gen: Chinese Herb Guide
Pear Root, 梨树根
Shu Gen: clear the lung, relieve cough, regulate the flow of qi and alleviate pain.