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Cong Bai

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NameCong Bai (Fistular Onion Stalk)The Effect of Cong BaiPropertyPungent, warm; lung and stomach meridians entered.ActionsDispel wind-cold, and invigorate yang.IndicationsFor common cold due to wind-cold, exuberant yin with repelled yang, abdominal pain due to cold accumulation, and difficulty in ur

Cong Bai
Cong Bai — Traditional Chinese Medicine Healing Herbs

Cong Bai

Name

Cong Bai (Fistular Onion Stalk)

The Effect of Cong Bai

Property

Pungent, warm; lung and stomach meridians entered.

Actions

Dispel wind-cold, and invigorate yang.

Indications

For common cold due to wind-cold, exuberant yin with repelled yang, abdominal pain due to cold accumulation, and difficulty in urination.

Dosage and Administrations

Decoct 3~10 g. It should be used with proper dosage for external application.

When to see a doctor: herbal care suits mild, everyday issues. For worsening, severe, or sudden symptoms — or if you are pregnant, on medication, or treating a child — consult a licensed practitioner first.

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