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Herbs |
Actions |
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Fuling
(Poria Cocos )
茯苓 |
Promote diuresis to resolve dampness
from the lower energizer |
Invigorate the spleen and tranquilize
the mind |
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Yiyiren
(Coix Seed )
薏苡仁 |
Promote diuresis to resolve dampness
from the lower energizer |
Invigorate the spleen |
Clear away heat to drain the pus |
Treat Bi-syndrome |
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Zexie
(Rhizoma Alismatis )
泽泻 |
Promote diuresis to resolve dampness
from the lower energizer |
Expel heat |
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Zhuling
(Polyporus )
猪苓 |
Promote diuresis to resolve dampness
from the lower energizer |
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Cheqianzi
(Plantain seed )
车前子 |
Induce diuresis to treat stranguria |
Clear away liver-fire to improve
eyesight |
Clear away lung-heat to resolve phlegm |
Resolve dampness to stop diarrhea |
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Jinqiancao
(Lysimachia Christinae Hance )
金钱草 |
Induce diuresis to treat stranguria |
Eliminate dampness to treat jaundice |
Eliminate toxic materials and relieve
swelling |
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Haijinsha
(Lygodium Japonicum )
海金沙 |
Induce diuresis to treat stranguria |
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Huashi
(Talc)
滑石 |
Induce diuresis to treat stranguria |
Eliminate summer hotness |
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Mutong
(Caulis Arkebiae )
木通 |
Induce diuresis to treat stranguria |
Promote lactation |
NOTE: Guanmutong(Caulis
Aristolochiae Manshuriensis) is not suitable to be overlarge and it
is contraindicated in a case with imcomplete function of the heart
and kidney, and used with caution in pregnant women. It contains
aristolochine, whose overdosage can result in acute renal failure.
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Difuzi
(Fructuskochiae )
地肤子 |
Induce diuresis to treat stranguria |
Alleviate itching |
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Yinchenhao
(Herba Artemisiae Scopariae)
茵陈蒿 |
Clear away heat, Eliminate dampness |
Drain the gallbladder to relieve
jaundice |
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Bixie
(Rhizoma Dioscoreae Hypoglaucae)
萆薢 |
Eliminate dampness and turbidity, Expel
wind |
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