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Pin-yin:	xie bai

English name:	Bulb of Chinese chive

Where grown:	Throughout China.

Source:	The dried bulb of Allium macrostemon Bge. or Allium chinensis G. Don.

Ingredients:	Alkaloid

Properties:	Acrid, bitter, warm

Channels entered:	Lung, stomach, large intestine

Function:	Unblocks the yang qi, disperses obstruction, promotes the movement of qi and reduces stagnation.

Major Clinic Usage:	For painful obstruction of the chest due to cold turbid phlegm stagnating in the chest and prevents the flow of the yang qi. Symptoms include wheezing, coughing, and a stifling sensation in the chest. It also treats the stagnant qi of the stomach, dysenteric disorder and tenesmus.
Cautions:	Use with caution in cases of qi deficiency, weak stomach, or patients unable to adjust to its flavor.

Usage and Dosage:	5~9g

Storage:	Store in a dry place. Protect from worm infestation.

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