Wu Zhu Yu Granules, 100g

SKU	MT411
Brand	Min Tong Granules - Single Herbs
Unit Size	100 grams
Taste	Acrid, bitter - Bensky
Properties	Hot, slightly toxic - Bensky
Contraindications	Because this herb is extremely drying and can consume the qi and perturb fire, it should not be consumed long tern. Contraindicated when yin deficiency leads to heat signs - Bensky
Chinese Symptomology	Headache, epigastric pain with nausea, drooling, reduced taste sensation; Acid regurgitation with vomiting; Diarrhea; Sores of the mouth and tongue - Bensky
Actions	Strongly warms the middle burner and lower burners, stops nausea and vomiting due to cold, alleviates cold pain in the chest and abdomen
Pattern	Congealing cold or phlegm; Rebellious Qi; Cold-dampness - Bensky
Channels Entered	Liver, Spleen, Stomach - Bensky
Chinese name	Wu Zhu Yu
English name	Evodiae Fructus

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Description	Excerpted from Bensky: Chinese Herbal Medicine Materia Medica, 3rd ed. Warms the middle, disperses cold, promotes the movement of qi, and alleviates pain: for both Liver and Stomach channel disorders due to congealing cold or phlegm manifesting as headache, epigastric pain with nausea, drooling, reduced taste sensation, pale tongue, and a wiry or weak pulse. Also for cold bulging disorders in the area traversed by the Liver channel, and dysmenorrhea.* Redirects rebellious qi downward and stops vomiting: for acid regurgitation with vomiting. Depending on the other herbs with which it is combined, it can be used for either cold or hot disorders.* Warms the Spleen, stops diarrhea, and expels cold-dampness: for diarrhea due to cold from deficiency of the Spleen and Kidneys, and cold-damp leg qi.* Leads fire downward: for sores of the mouth and tongue. For this purpose the herb is ground into a powder, mixed with vinegar, and placed on the center of the soles of the feet.*
Ingredients	Wu Zhu Yu - Evodia