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| Category: Phlegm Cold ▶ |
| English: Typhonium Root Pinyin: Bai Fu Zi Pharmaceutical: Rhizoma Typhonium giganteum |
| Organs: Liver • Spleen • Stomach Temperature: Warm |
| Taste: Pungent • Sweet Toxicity: Toxic |
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| Actions: Expel Wind and phlegm • Stop spasms • Dry dampness • Clear toxins • Resolve nodules |
| Indications: Convulsions • Facial paralysis • Wind stroke • Migraine headaches • Snake bites • Carbuncles • Scrofula |
| Contraindications: Pregnancy • Yin deficiency heat |
| Typical Dosage: 1.5g to 6g Guidelines |
| Parts Used: Tubers. Good quality: large, full, white, powdery, and heavy rhizomes without the outer skin. Small, yellowish, unpeeled rhizomes are of inferior quality.[21] Notable for: Wind-phlegm • Nodules • CC: Pregnancy |
| Other: Overdose can use vinegar • Sheng Gan Cao • Sheng Jiang |
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Herbal medicine may interact negatively with pharma drugs and other herbs. Examples below:
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