胃友

NameWei You (Fragrant Sarcococca Herb)The Effect of Wei YouPropertyPungent, bitter, neutral; liver and stomach meridians entered.ActionsActivate blood, promote the flow of qi, dispel wind and alleviate pain.IndicationsStomachache, rheumatic arthritis, traumatic injury.Dosage and AdministrationsDecoc

NameBai Hua Dan (Whiteflower Leadword Root)The Effect of Radix Plumbaginis ZeylanicaePropertyPungent, bitter, warm, astringent, toxic.ActionsDispel wind, eliminate dampness, activate blood and promote the flow of qi, remove toxicity and resolve swelling.IndicationsTraumatic injury, sores and boils,

NameBai Hua Dan (Whiteflower Leadword Root)The Effect of 白花丹PropertyPungent, bitter, warm, astringent, toxic.ActionsDispel wind, eliminate dampness, activate blood and promote the flow of qi, remove toxicity and resolve swelling.IndicationsTraumatic injury, sores and boils, scrofula, scabies, snake

NameHong Hua Zi (Carthamus Seed)The Effect of Hong Hua ZiPropertyPungent, warm; liver and heart meridians entered.ActionsActivate blood and remove toxicity.IndicationsAbdominal pain due to blood and qi stagnation.Dosage and AdministrationsDecoct 3~9 g, or made into pills or powder.

NameHong Hua Zi (Carthamus Seed)The Effect of 红花子PropertyPungent, warm; liver and heart meridians entered.ActionsActivate blood and remove toxicity.IndicationsAbdominal pain due to blood and qi stagnation.Dosage and AdministrationsDecoct 3~9 g, or made into pills or powder.

NameTie Bang Chui (Pendulous Monkshood Root)The Effect of Tie Bang ChuiPropertyBitter, pungent, warm, severe toxic; lung and heart meridians entered.ActionsActivate blood and dissipate stasis, dispel wind and eliminate dampness, resolve swelling to alleviate pain.IndicationsTraumatic injury, rheumat