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Bu Xu Yao
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Pin-yin: feng mi
English name: Honey
Where grown: Throughout China.
Source: The sticky liquid generated by Apis cerana Fabricius.
Ingredients: Glucose, fructose, vitamin B1, B2, B6, A, D, E, K, H, volatile oil, pollen, wax
Properties: Sweet, neutral
Channels entered: Lung, spleen, large intestine
Function: Nourishes the middle burner, moistens dryness, alleviates pain and relieves toxicity.
Major Clinic Usage: For abdominal pain, dry heaves, and constipation.
Cautions: May increase dampness, stabilize organ functions, and help bowel movements. Contraindicated in cases of stagnant phlegm due to damp-heat, distended chest, loose stool or diarrhea.
Usage and Dosage: 15~30g
Storage: Store in a cool place.
 

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