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all aromatically transform damp save for ?
Rou Dou Kou
Cao Dou Kou
Cao Guo
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| vaginal discharge due to Kidney Xu |
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| Ding Xiang, Shan Yao. Jin Ying Zi |
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| an overdose of Qiang Huo does what? |
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| these herbs reduce swelling, generates flesh, stops pain, aids healing and treats skin ulcers |
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| these herbs stop a stubborn cough and dyspnea with lots of sputum |
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| Ban Xia, Guo Luo, Chen Pi |
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| hod does one prepare Hong Hua? |
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| Sang Ye and Ju Hua does what? |
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| clears liver and the eyes |
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which do you cook for less then 5 min?
Qing Hao
Mu Dan Pi
Chuan Lian Zi
Xiang Fu |
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| an overdose of Bai Guo does what? |
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| headache, fever, tremors, irritability and dyspnea |
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| Ding Xiang antagonize what? |
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| Tonic that stabilizes and binds, used to treat spermatorrhea, frequent urine, vaginal discharge |
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caution for extreme XU cold of MJ with nausea, diarrhea and craving from warm beverages?
Yin Tonic
Qi Tonic
digestive Herbs
Internal Warm Herbs |
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| this herb treats kidney stones with white coat and string taut pulse |
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| you combine 2 substances and it creates side effects and toxicity that would not be created by either substance on thier own. what would you call this effect |
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| calm spirit for Heart and Kidney disturbance with night sweat |
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| a male 38 with fever and a dislike of cold with red eyes, headache and sore throat, skin rash and chest fullness with epigastric distention plus thirst |
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contraindicated in bleeding
Ban Xia
chen Pi
Jing jie
Tian Hua Fen |
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| how do you treat a bitter and cold medication that upsets stomach |
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| this herb kills roundworms and tape worms. aids liver qi and stops pain |
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| this herb treats headache due to blood stagnation |
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| this herb tonifys the kidney qi and astringe the lung |
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this taste leeches out damp and promotes urine
bland
salty
pungent
bitter |
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| an overdose of this herb can cause palpitation heart arrhythmia's and sweating |
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| this herb leads the fire back to the source |
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| these herbs must be warped in cheese cloth |
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| this herb drains heat, relieving fire toxicity, cooling the blood and aids the throat |
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| this herb was taken for sinus problems. after taking the herb the client had nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain. which herb was taken |
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these substitutes for Chai Hu sooth liver qi except for?
Yi Mu Cao
Bo He
Qing Pi
Zhi Shi |
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these herbs expel pus save for...
Jin Yin Hua
Jie Geng
Tian Hua Fen
Huang Qi |
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| for a stubborn cough or dyspnea with copious sputum use these... |
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| Ban Xia, Guo Lou, Chen Pi |
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| an overdose of Chuan Xiong will do... |
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| this herb is sweet sou and goes to the Liver, Gall bladder, Heart, and spleen channels |
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| this herb treats Yang Ming Headache |
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| the following is not true of huang Lian, Huang Qin, Huang Bai |
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| Huang bai strongly clears heat from the stomach liver and heat toxins |
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| an overdose of Bai Guo does what? |
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| headache, fever, tremors, irritability and dyspnea |
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| this treats chest Bi syndrome caused bu qi and phlegm |
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| this herb is good for pregnant woman, bleeding gums excess thirst, skin lesions, a lot of fetal movements |
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| stomach flu with vomiting, diarrhea, abdominal distention. fullness with a thick tongue coating |
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| caution for patients with extreme xu and cold of the MJ with nausea, diarrhea, craving for warm beverages |
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| use on a 65 year old with hypertension with lung heat cough and dysentery |
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| kidney stones, tongue is normal with a thin white coat, pulse is slightly elevated and string taut and will take care of stones |
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| a health food fanatic has lots of cold raw foods. they then have vomiting and nausea and acid regurgitation with accompanying diarrhea anorexia, no taste, no thirst, heavy sensation in the head, dull face, swollen tongue with a white greasy coat. which herb do you use |
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| a 27 year old has mastitis with yellow clear breast discharge and burning hot breast lumps along with irritability. which herbs do you use |
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| Pu Gong Ying and Bai Jiang Cao |
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| aromatically transforms dampness herbs are what? |
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| warm, sweat and go to the SP and ST |
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| this herb activates blood as well as reduces food stagnation |
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| cal m the shen herbs enter what channels? |
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this yin tonic is not greasy
Nu Zhen Zi
Shu Di Huang
Mai Men Dong
Tian Mend Dong |
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| Hou Po does all of these except... |
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| this taste leeches out damp and aids urination |
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| this herb eliminates irritability |
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| an overdose of this can cause palpitations |
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| these herbs clear heat, relieve fire toxicity and expel wind heat |
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