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Pin-yin:	ma chi xian

English name:	Purslane

Where grown:	Throughout China.

Source:	Whole plant of Portulaca oleracea L.
Ingredients:	Noradrenaline, Dopamine, Dopa, Galacturonic acid, ß-Amyrin, Lupeol

Properties:	Sour, cold

Channels entered:	Liver, large intestine

Function:	Clears heat, relieves toxicity, dissipates blood stasis, reduces edema, is anti-inflammatory and performs as a diuretic.

Major Clinic Usage:	For bleeding dysentery, gonorrhea, leukorrhea, infantile malnutrition with dysentery, erysipelas, carbuncles, malignant boils and scrofula.

Usage and Dosage:	9~15g. 30~60g if fresh herb is used. For external use, smash the herb then apply proper amount to wounds.

Storage:	Store in a dry place. Avoid incurring mold.

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