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Shexiang Zhuifeng Gao

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NameThe Prescription of Shexiang Zhuifeng GaoIngredientsShe XiangDu HuoXiang Jia PiHai Feng TengSu MuHai Tong PiYan Hu SuoChuan WuCao WuWei Ling XianXue JieMu XiangRu XiangMo YaoWu YaoHong HuaDang GuiShu DiDi HuangMa HuangNiu XiBing PianZhang NaoMenthol CrystalGaultherolinCinnamon OilBasil OilEucaly

Name

The Prescription of Shexiang Zhuifeng Gao

Ingredients

She XiangDu HuoXiang Jia PiHai Feng TengSu MuHai Tong PiYan Hu SuoChuan WuCao WuWei Ling XianXue JieMu XiangRu XiangMo YaoWu YaoHong HuaDang GuiShu DiDi HuangMa HuangNiu XiBing PianZhang NaoMenthol CrystalGaultherolinCinnamon OilBasil OilEucalyptus Oil

Explanation

She Xiang: Inducing resuscitation and refreshing mind, activating blood and alleviating pain.

Ru Xiang and Mo Yao: Activating blood and moving qi to alleviate pain, resolving swelling and promoting tissue regeneration.

Hong Hua: Activating blood and dredging meridians, dispelling stasis and alleviating pain.

Ma Huang: Relieving exterior syndrome, dispersing cold pathogen.

Zhang Nao and Bing Pian: Inducing resuscitation and alleviating pain.

Wei Ling Xian, Hai Tong Pi and Hai Feng Teng: Dispelling wind-damp, dredging meridians to alleviate pain.

Su Mu: Activating blood and curing trauma, dispelling stasis and dredging meridians.

Xue Jie: Dispelling stasis to alleviate pain, stopping bleeding and promoting tissue regeneration.

Chuan Wu and Cao Wu: Dispelling wind-damp, warming meridians and alleviating pain.

Yan Hu Suo: Activating blood, promoting the flow of qi to alleviate pain.

Wu Yao: Promoting the circulation of Qi to soothe the liver, dispersing pathogenic cold to alleviate pain.

Xiang Jia Pi: Dispelling wind-damp, inducing diuresis to alleviate edema.

Mu Xiang: Promoting the flow of qi and regulating the spleen and stomach.

Du Huo: Removing cold-dampness in the lower-Jiao and the joints.

Niu Xi: Activating blood and dredging meridians, tonifying liver and kidney, strengthening tendon and bone, promoting diuresis and relieving stranguria, conducting fire (blood) to go downward.

Dang Gui: Tonifying blood and activating blood, alleviating pain and moistening intestines.

Sheng Di: Removing heat from the blood, arresting bleeding, nourishing Yin, reducing fever.

Shu Di: Tonifying blood, nourishing yin of liver and kidney, supplementing essence.

The Effect of Shexiang Zhuifeng Gao

Effect

Expel wind and dissipate cold, activate blood and alleviate pain.

Indications

rheumatic arthritis, joint pain, numb limbs, bruise, sprain, neuralgia, muscles pain, soreness and pain of waist and back.

Administrations

Posted on the affected area for external application.

Contraindication

It is contraindicated to pregnant women. 

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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