| Commmon Name : |  |
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| Amur Cork Tree | ||
| Latin Name : | ||
| Phellodendron Amurense | ||
| Family : | ||
| Rutaceae | ||
| Actions & Indications | ||
| Eliminates Heat and Dampness | ||
| For Damp-Heat especially in the lower burner with symptoms of diarrhea with strong odor, dysentery, urinary tract infections, yellow vaginal discharge and jaundice | ||
| Reduces Kidney Fire | ||
| For rising Kidney Fire from Yin deficiency, with heat signs such as night sweats, afternoon fevers, steaming bone disorder, nocturnal emissions or spermatorrhea. | ||
| Drains Fire Toxicity | ||
| For damp skin lesions, abscess, boils, carbuncles, furuncles and eczema. | ||
| Medical Functions | ||
| It has strong, bitter actions and detoxicant, alterative, antibacterial, anti-rheumatic, aphrodisiac, bitter stomachic, holagogue, diuretic, expectorant, febrifuge, hypoglycemic, ophthalmic, skin, vasodilator, and tonic properties. | ||
| Commmon Name : |  |
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| Coptis | ||
| Latin Name : | ||
| Coptidis Chinensis | ||
| Family : | ||
| Ranunculaceae | ||
| Actions & Indications | ||
| Drains Fire and Relieves Toxins | ||
| For fire symptoms such as high fever, irritability, delirium, red tongue, and full and rapid pulse. Also for heat with toxicity causing painful red eyes, sore throat, and for toxic skin lesions. | ||
| Drains Dampness and Clears Heat | ||
| For Damp-Heat in the stomach with vomiting or acid regurgitation, or stomach fire with bad breath and belching with a foul smell, and for Damp-Heat in the intestines with diarrhea or dysentery. | ||
| Calms Heart Fire | ||
| For insomnia due to the Heart and Kidneys miscommunication. | ||
| Clears Heat, Stops Bleeding | ||
| For epistaxis, Blood in the stool, urine, or vomit. | ||
| Used topically to clear heat in the eyes, tongue, and mouth. | ||
| Medical Functions | ||
| Coptis contains berberine, which has been shown to help fight certain types of bacteria, fungi, reduce inflammation, and help promote healing. | ||
| Commmon Name : |  |
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| Sophora | ||
| Latin Name : | ||
| Sophora Flavescentis | ||
| Family : | ||
| Leguminosae | ||
| Actions & Indications | ||
| Eliminates Heat and Dries Dampness | ||
| Used for jaundice, acute dysentery, leukorrhea, and sores. | ||
| Stops Wind, Itching, and Kills Parasites | ||
| Used for damp skin toxins with chronic itching, genital itching and bacterial infections, trichomonas, ringworm, eczema, pus, and bleeding anywhere on the skin. Can be used both internally and topically. | ||
| Promotes Urination | ||
| For acute urinary tract infections due to heat, for patterns such as Damp-Heat in the small intestine, and heat induced edema. | ||
| Medical Functions | ||
| The root is
anthelmintic, antibacterial, antifungal, antipruritic, astringent, bitter,
carminative, diuretic, febrifuge, parasiticide, pectoral, stomachic and
tonic It is used both internally and externally in the treatment of vaginitis, eczema, pruritis, ringworm, leprosy, syphilis, scabies and itching allergic reactions |
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| Commmon Name : |  |
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| Skullcap | ||
| Latin Name : | ||
| Scutellaria Baicalensis | ||
| Family : | ||
| Labiatae | ||
| Actions & Indications | ||
| Used mental and nerve disorders. | ||
| Scientific studies are proving this to be a valuable plant in many areas for mental disorders. Skullcap is used in the treatment of a wide range of nervous conditions including epilepsy, insomnia, hysteria, anxiety, delerium tremens, withdrawal from barbiturates and tranquilisers. | ||
| Promotes menstruation | ||
| It will use a medicinal infusion of the
plant, it should not be given to pregnant women since it can induce a
miscarriage, the infusion is also used in the treatment of throat infections.
The infusion is given for nervous headaches, neuralgia and in headache arising from incessant coughing, pain, and inducing sleep when necessary, without any unpleasant symptoms following. |
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| Treat ADD | ||
| Skullcap is currently being used as an alternative medicine to treat ADD. | ||
| Medical Functions | ||
| Skullcap is a powerful medicinal herb, it is used in alternative medicine as an anti-inflammatory, abortifacient, antispasmodic, slightly astringent, emmenagogue, febrifuge, nervine, sedative and strongly tonic. | ||
| Commmon Name : |  |
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| Licorice | ||
| Latin Name : | ||
| Glycyrrhizae Uralensis | ||
| Family : | ||
| Leguminosae | ||
| Actions & Indications | ||
| This is the most commonly used Chinese herb, appearing in almost all precriptions; it benefits all the organs; its flavour improves the taste of all precriptions; it slows and prolongs the effects of strong tonic | ||
| Tonifying the spleen and moistening the lung. | ||
| It is efficacious in the treatment of syndromes due to deficiency of qi in the spleen and stomach and cough with dyspnea. | ||
| Supplementing qi and restoring pulse. | ||
| It is prescribed to treat insufficiency of blood and deficiency of qi, manifested as spontaneous sweating, palpitation, and knotted and intermittent pulses. | ||
| Clearing away heat and toxic substances. | ||
| It is often used to treat phylogenic infections, e.g. carbuncles, deep-rooted carbuncles, furuncles, multiple abscesses, scrofula, ulcer, sore throat, etc. It is also efficacious in the treatment of pesticides poisoning and food poisoning. | ||
| Relieving spasm and pain. | ||
| It is applied in the treatment of stomachache, abdominal pain and spasm and pain and spasm and pain of muscles. | ||
| Medical Functions | ||
It effects on digestive system, anti ulcer, anti convulsion, and promotes secretion of insulin, protects liver from toxin ,anti inflammation,anti allergy. anti virus and bacteria, and also effects on blood vessels |
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| Other Herbs : | |
| Giant Knotweed Rizome, Arnebia Root, Borneo Camphor Tree | |
| Other Ingredients : | |
| Lotion | : Purified Water, Alcohol |
| Cream | : Petroleum Jerry |
Grossary
| Damp, Dampness : | |
| excessive fluids in the body with symptoms including fellings of heaviness, sluggishness, secretions that turbid, sluggish, sinking, viscous, copious, slimy, cloudy or sticky, excessive leukorrhea, ozzing, purulent skin eruptions, lassitude, edema, abdominal distention, chest fulless, nausea, vomiting, loss of appetite, lack of thierst and achy, heavy, stiff and sore joints. | |
| Damp Heat | |
| a condition of Dampness and Heat woth symptons of thick, greasy yellow secretions and phlegm, jaunadice, hepatitis, dysentery, urinary difficulty or pain, furuncles and eczema. | |
| Qi | |
| Energy, life force; Qi circulates, protects, holds, transforms and warms. | |
| Yang | |
| The body's capcity to generate and maintain wormth and circulation. | |
| Yin | |
| The body's substance, including Blood and all other fluids in the body ; these nurture and moisten the Organs and tissues. | |
