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Pin-yin:	bai fu zi

English name:	Typhonium rhizome

Where grown:	Northeast China and Hebei area.

Source:	Dried tuber of Typhonium giganteum Engl.

Ingredients:	Cyperene, Isopatchoulanone, Cyperotoundone, a-,ß-Rotunol

Properties:	Acrid, warm, toxic

Channels entered:	Stomach, liver

Function:	Dispels wind-phlegm, calms convulsions, relieves toxicity, dissipates clumps and alleviates pain.

Major Clinic Usage:	For wind-stroke due to phlegm obstruction, headache, migraine, arthritis, convulsions, wet, itchy skin, tetanus and partial paralysis of facial muscles.

Usage and Dosage:	Generally use after processing, 3~6g per dosage. For external use, smash fresh herbs for decoction until thick or grind into powder, mix with wine and apply to wounds.

Storage:	Store in a dry, well-ventilated place. Protect from worm infestation.

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