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Pin-yin:	ku lian pi

English name:	Melia root bark

Where grown:	Throughout China.

Source:	Dried bark of Melia azedarach L.
Ingredients:	Alkaloid
Pharmacological effect:	Has antiseptic properties.

Properties:	Bitter, cold, toxic

Channels entered:	Spleen, stomach, liver

Function:	Reduces food accumulation and treats tinea infections.

Major Clinic Usage:	For treatment of roundworms, hookworms, tinea infections and scabies.
Cautions:	This herb is toxic. Do not take long-term or overdose. Use with caution in patients with weak constitutions. Do not use for patients suffering liver disease.

Usage and Dosage:	6~15g. 15~30g if fresh herb is used. Proper amount for external application.

Storage:	Store in a dry, well-ventilated place.

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