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Pin-yin:	niu huang

English name:	Cattle gallstone

Where grown:	Throughout China.

Source:	Dried gallstone of Bos taurus L. var. domesticus GMELIN.
Pharmacological effect:	1) Effect on central nervous system: oral ingestion of the herbal extract has an inhibiting effect on central nervous system in mice. Injection of the herbal extract can elevate blood pressure in rabbits. But for spontaneous high blood pressure, it lowers the blood pressure in rabbits. 2) Injection of the herbal extract can stimulate the secretion of bile in rabbits.

Properties:	Sweet, cold

Channels entered:	Heart, liver

Function:	Clears heart, relieves heat, transforms phlegm, tones gallbladder and alleviates convulsions.

Major Clinic Usage:	For warm-febrile disease, impaired conscience, delirium, epilepsy, mental derangement, cirrhosis, hepatomegaly, childhood convulsion, convulsion, collapse, swollen throat, boils in mouth or tongue, carbuncles and toxic boils.

Usage and Dosage:	0.15~0.35g. Generally in pill or powder forms. For external use, apply proper amount to the wounds.

Storage:	Store in a cool, dry place. Avoid light. Keep tightly sealed.

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