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Heat, Toxic |
Pu Ji Xiao Du Yin |
普
濟
消
毒
飲 |
Universal Benefit Decoction to Eliminate Toxin
Function: clears Heat, detoxifies, expels
Wind/Heat
Composition:
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Jiu Chao
Huang Qin
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Wine
fried radix scutellariae
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15g
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Jiu Chao
Juang Lian
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Wine
fried rhizoma coptidis
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15g
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Niu Bang
Zi
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Fructus arctii lappae
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3g
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Lian Qiao
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Fructus forsythiae suspensae
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3g
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Bo He
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Herba
mentae haplocalycis
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3g
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Jiang Can
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Bombyx
batryticatus
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1.5g
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Xuan Shen
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Radix
scrophulariae ningpoensis
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6g
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Ma Bo
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Fructificatio lasiosphaerae seu calvatiae
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3g
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Ban Lan
Gen
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Radix
isatidis seu baphicacanthi
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3g
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Jia Geng
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Radix
platycodi grandiflori
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6g
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Gan Cao
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Radix
glycyrrhizae uralensis
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6g
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Chen Pi
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Pericarpium citri reticulatae
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6g
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Chai Hu
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Radix
bupleuri
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6g
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Sheng Ma
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Rhizoma cimicifugae
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1.5g
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- The two
primary herbs in this formula are fried with wine to bring
their actions upward toward the head.
Indications:
This is the result of an acute sudden onset of
Fire Toxin of the head (usually in children in winter or spring),
most commonly caused by Wind/Heat.
Characterized by powerful high fever and
chills, red head and face with burning pain (these symptoms show
the great strength of both the patient and the pathogenic
invasion). Sore throat, dry mouth, lips and throat, thirst. T:
red with yellow coat (if severe the tongue is said to take on a
powdery white coating); P: floating rapid full and forceful.
This can translate into tonsillitis, ‘strep’
throat, pharyngitis, suppurative otitis media.
Caution: Use this formula with caution where
there is Yin deficiency (the majority of the herbs in this
combination are bitter and pungent in flavor and cold in nature).
Reference: