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Pin-yin:	qin jiao

English name:	Gentiana macrophylla root

Where grown:	North and west China.

Source:	Dried root of Gentiana macrophlla Pall.
Ingredients:	GentianineA, Gentialutine, Gentioflavine, Gentioside

Properties:	Acrid, bitter, neutral

Channels entered:	Stomach, liver, gallbladder

Function:	Dispels wind and dampness, harmonizes blood, soothes sinews, clears heat and is diuretic.

Major Clinic Usage:	For damp arthralgia due to pathogenic wind-cold, spasms in the joints, hectic fever due to consumption, jaundice, blood in the stool, lockjaw, toothache, fever due to infantile malnutrition, urination difficulties and wind-dryness syndromes.
Cautions:	Contraindicated in cases of weakness due to extended period of illness and patients with frequent urination or loose stool.

Usage and Dosage:	3~9g

Storage:	Store in a dry place.

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