Indications
Contraindications
Best Herb For...
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Special Use
100

2 Herbs that sooth and relieve Liver Qi Stagnation  

What are Chai Hu & Bo He?

100

Pregnancy 

What is Chan Tui?

100

For Shao Yang Syndrome

What is Chai Hu?
100

Fermented soybeans

What is Dan Dou Chi?


100

Generate fluids

What is Ge Gen?


200

Eliminates Irritability and Harmonizes the Middle Jiao  

What is Dan Dou Chi?

200

May Cause Drowsiness

What is Chan Tui?


200

Combination to dispel wind-heat, clear LV & benefit eyes

What are Ju Hua & Sang Ye 

200

Radix Bupleuri in Pin Yin 

What is Chai Hu 
200

Consumed as a single herb to brighten eyes

What is Ju Hua?


300

Eliminates throat toxin AND constipation

What is Niu Bang Zi?

300

Restrains lactation 

What is Dan Dou Chi
300

For prolapse

What is Sheng Ma

300

Chai Hu Channels

What are LV & GB? 

300

Vents Rashes & Relieves Itching

What is Chan Tui?


400

Damp heat accumulation in abdomen

What is Bo He?

400

Must crush before decoction

What is Man Jing Zi? 

400

Loss of voice

What is Chan Tui?

400

Double dosage if FRESH

What is Sang Ye?

400

Decrease blood sugar, lowers BP and used as a diuretic 

What is Sang Ye?

500

Which 3 herbs raise Yang Qi

What Ge Gen, Chai Hu, and Sheng Ma

500

Ascending & dispersing in nature, do not use when no int. condition present 

What is Chai Hu?

500

Diarrhea due to damp heat & sp qi prolapse

What is Ge Gen?


500

Rhizoma Cimicifugae in Pin Yin

What is Sheng Ma?

500

Frontal Headache due to blood xu & int. wind 

What is Man Jing Zi 

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