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Traditional Chinese Medicine/Xin Wen Jie Biao
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Xin Wen Jie Biao (Spicy Warm Release Exterior)
General Actions & Indications:
disperses Wind-Cold
usually little or no sweating
body ache
no thirst
floating & tight pulse
fever
chills
sinus congestion or runny nose
tongue that is light red in color
tongue with a thin white coating
some Spicy Warm herbs are also diuretic
General Contraindications:
Qi & Yin deficiency causing excessive sweating
General Caution:
Yin syndrome
Blood deficiency
chronic skin infection
../Ma Huang/ (麻黄) - strongly disperses Wind-Cold, Wei (衞) level (protective/defensive level)
../Gui Zhi/ (桂枝) - strongly disperses Wind-Cold, Nutritive level & Muscle layer
../Xi Xin/ (细辛) - strongly disperses Wind-Cold in Shao Yin stage with fever and deep pulse
../Zi Su Ye/ (紫苏叶) - average disperse Wind-Cold, special for Cold, Exterior Excess, turbidity
../Jing Jie/ (荆芥) - average disperse Wind-Cold, special for any Wind (Heat or Cold)
../Fang Feng/ (防风) - average disperse Wind-Cold, special deep aches & pains of Cold
../Qiang Huo/ - release exterior, expel Wind-Damp, alleviate pain, Tai Yang headache, Upper Body Wind-Damp Bi pain
../Gao Ben/ - release exterior, expel Wind-Damp, alleviate pain, Tai Yang headache
../Bai Zhi/ - release exterior, expel Wind-Damp, alleviate pain, Yang Ming headache, toothache, nasal congestion
../Sheng Jiang/ - Wind-Cold w/ turbidity in Stomach
../Cong Bai/ (葱白)- unblocks Yang Qi superficially, if early
../Xiang Ru/ - Summertime Cold-Damp, "Summertime Ma Huang"
../Xin Yi Hua/ (辛夷花) - light, ascending, nasal problems
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