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Ping Gan Xi Feng Yao

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Pin-yin:	quan xie

English name:	Scorpion

Where grown:	Throughout China.

Source:	Dried body of Buthus Martensi Karsch.

Ingredients:	Katsutoxin

Properties:	Acrid, neutral, toxic

Channels entered:	Liver

Function:	Extinguishes wind, relieves convulsions, relieves toxicity, dissipates clumps, unblocks obstructions in channels and collaterals, and alleviates pain.

Major Clinic Usage:	For acute and chronic infantile convulsions, facial paralysis due to stroke, tetanus, ulcers, toxic swellings, and persistent migraine.

Cautions:	Control the dosage carefully for its toxic properties. Use with care in cases of wind symptoms due to blood deficiency.

Usage and Dosage:	2~5g. Use in powders, 0.6~1g per dosage.

Storage:	Store in a clean, dry place.

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