Wind-Cold-Dispersing Herbs
Xi Xin (Manchurian Wildginger): relieve exterior and dispel cold, dispel wind to alleviate pain, free nasal orifice and warm orifice and warm lung and relieve cough.
Wind-Cold-Dispersing Herbs
Name Gao Ben (Radices Ligustici Sinensis) Nature and action Nature Acrid, warm; lung channel. Actions Dispel wind-cold, relieve damp and alleviate pain.
Wind-Cold-Dispersing Herbs
Fibrous Root of Fistular Onion: dispel wind-cold, remove toxicity, disperse stasis.
Wind-Cold-Dispersing Herbs
Name Cong Bai (Fistular Onion Stalk) Nature and action Nature Acrid, warm; lung and stomach channels. Actions Dispel wind-cold, and invigorate yang.
Wind-Cold-Dispersing Herbs
Fistular Onion Leaf: expel wind and induce sweating, remove toxicity and resolve swelling.
Wind-Cold-Dispersing Herbs
Name E Bu Shi Cao (Small Centipeda Herb) Nature and action Nature Acrid, warm; liver and lung channels. Actions Dispel wind and dissipate cold, remove nebula.
Wind-Cold-Dispersing Herbs
Gui Zhi (Cassiabarktree branchlet): induce sweating and release exterior, warm and unblock the meridians, warm and reinforce the yang qi.
Wind-Cold-Dispersing Herbs
Zi Su Ye (Perilla Leaf) disperses wind-cold, promotes the flow of qi and soothes the middle. It suits wind-cold exterior syndrome with qi stagnation. Do not decoct it for a long time.
Wind-Cold-Dispersing Herbs
Name Xiang Ru (mosla, Herba Moslae ), recorded in the Mingyi Bielu . Source and quality Plant The aerial parts of Mosla chinensis Maxim., including the cultivated form often sold a.
Wind-Cold-Dispersing Herbs
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Wind-Cold-Dispersing Herbs
Name Bai Zhi (dahurian angelica root, Radix Angelicae Dahuricae ), recorded in the Shennong Bencao Jing . Source and quality Plant The root of Angelica dahurica (Hoffm.) Benth.
Wind-Cold-Dispersing Herbs
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