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Pin-yin:

qing pi

English name:

Immature tangerine peel

Where grown:

In south China.

Source:

The immature fruit peel of Citrus reticulata Blanco and its family.

Ingredients:

Nobiletin, 3,4,5,6,7-Penta-O-Methylflavone, HCSpCriaine, Neohesperidine, Limonin, a-Heptyl-ß-nonylacrolein, 5-Hydroxyauranetin, Naringin, Myrcene, P-Cymene

Pharmacological effect:

The preparation has a serotonin inhibition effect on rabbit's uterine muscle.

Properties:

Bitter, acrid, warm

Channels entered:

Liver, gall, stomach

Function:

Spreads liver qi, breaks up stagnant qi, dissipates clumps and reduces stagnation.

Major Clinic Usage:

For distended, painful chest and rib cage, hernial disorders, nodule in the breast, breast abscess, abdominal pain caused by stagnant food.

Cautions:

This is a strong herb which consumes qi. Use with care in cases of qi deficiency.

Usage and Dosage:

3~9g.

Storage:

Store in a cool, dry place.

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