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Pin-yin: zhen zhu
English name: Pearl
Where grown: Coastal areas of south China.
Source: Product of Pteria martensii (Dunker).
Ingredients: Calcium carbonate, micro-element, amino acid
Pharmacological effect: Has calming, sedative properties.
Properties: Salty, sweet, cold
Channels entered: Liver, heart
Function: Calms spirit, relieves convulsions, increase eyesight, diminishes blurred vision, relieves toxicity, and regenerates tissue.
Major Clinic Usage: For palpitations, insomnia, convulsions, epilepsy, blurred vision, and persistent skin lesions.
Usage and Dosage: 0.1~0.3g. Use in pills and powders. Use proper amount for external application.
Storage: Keep tightly sealed.
 

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