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Pin-yin:	bin pian

English name:	Borneol

Where grown:	Southeast Asia and south China.

Source:	Dried resin of Dryobalanops aromatica Gaertn. F.

Ingredients:	a-Borneol, Dryobalanone

Properties:	Acrid, bitter, slightly cold

Channels entered:	Spleen, heart, lungs

Function:	Opens orifices aromatically, dispels stagnant heat, improves vision, reduces swelling and relieves pain.

Major Clinic Usage:	For convulsions due to phlegm blockage, pain in the limbs and joints, red eyes, skin lesions, throat inflammation, tooth ache, headache, nasal polyp, burns and hemorrhoids.

Cautions:	Contraindicated for qi or blood deficiency. Also contraindicated during pregnancy.

Usage and Dosage:	0.15~0.3g. Generally in pills and powders. To use externally, apply powder to wounds.

Storage:	Keep tightly sealed. Store in a cool, dry place.

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