By Michael Tierra
Quantity II presents an intensive materia medica and natural source geared up and constructed for the Western practitioner. The ebook is going directly to point out using chinese language natural formulae and the remedy of particular illness stipulations. there are many worthwhile index listings together with Latin identify, chinese language identify, chinese language natural formulation, in addition to a normal index.
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Indications: 1. For high fever without chills, irritability, excessive thirst, profuse sweating, flooding and rapid pulse, a red tongue with a yellow coat; 2. Relieves coughing and wheezing with thick Phlegm; 3. For thirst and restlessness caused by Heat; 4. For severe headaches, toothache, gingivitis caused by Stomach Fire; 5. Applied as a powder or paste externally for wounds and burns. Contraindications: Because this is a heavy substance, do not use for those with a weak Stomach or without true Heat.
2) Angelica Dahurica Bai Zhi Common Name: Angelica, Angelica Dahurica Part Used: Root (Radix) Family: Umbelliferae Energy and Flavor: acrid and Warm Organ Meridians Affected: Lung and Stomach Actions: 1. Relieves the Exterior and disperses Wind; 2. Disperses Wind and Cold from the Yang Brightness channels; 3. Relieves Wind-DampCold painful obstruction; 4. Dries Dampness and pus and reduces swelling; 5. Opens the nasal passages. Indications: 1. Treats External Wind for common cold and allergies; 2.
Contraindications: This herb should not be used by those with Yin Deficiency or by those with extreme headaches or eye diseases such as conjunctivitis when caused by Liver Fire. Dosage: 3 - 12 grams Notes: This herb is represented in an entire group of harmonizing formulas that treat a combination of Cold and Heat, External and Internal, Deficient and Excess, classified as Shao Yang formulas. Some individuals are sensitive to Bupleurum because it can cause feelings of anger since, as some Chinese practitioners believe, "Chai Hu consumes the Yin" This may only happen in a small percentage of patients but is the reason that many Chinese herbalists, despite its wide recommendation in the Shang Han Lun, tend to not use Bupleurum as much as the Japanese.