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Pin-yin:	tian nan xing

English name:	Jack-in-the-pulpit rhizome

Where grown:	Throughout China.

Source:	Dried rhizome of Arisaema consanguineum Schott.

Pharmacological effect:	a,ß-Montanyl glycerol, Kuwanon A,B,C,J,Q,R,V, Mulberrofuran E, Moracenin A,B,C4, Sangenone A

Properties:	Bitter, acrid, warm

Channels entered:	Lung, liver, spleen

Function:	Moistens the dryness, dispels phlegm, expels wind, relieves convulsion, dissipates clumps and reduces swellings.

Major Clinic Usage:	For dizziness due to wind-stroke, hemiplegia, lockjaw, hemiplegia of face, childhood convulsions, throat inflammation, carbuncles, toxic swellings, and scrofula.

Cautions:	Contraindicated during pregnancy or in cases of yin deficiency with dry-heat signs.

Usage and Dosage::	Generally use after processing, 3~9g per dosage. For external use, mix vinegar or wine with powdered fresh herb, then apply proper amount to wounds.

Storage:	Store in a well-ventilated place after smoked and sun-dried. Avoid mold.

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