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Pin-yin:	huo ma ren

English name:	Hemp seeds

Where grown:	North China.

Source:	The dried fruit of Cannabis sativa L.
Ingredients:	Cannabinol, Pinene, Terpine, Caryophyllene, Zeatin
Pharmacological effect:	1) Gentle laxative effect: the herb has a sticky and smooth, gentle laxative effect. 2) Effect on glucose: in rabbit experiment, oral ingestion of the decoction showed ascending glucose initially, which was then followed by a descending result.

Properties:	Sweet, neutral

Channels entered:	Spleen, stomach, large intestine

Function:	Moistens the dryness and nourishes the intestines.

Major Clinic Usage:	Moistens and nourishes large intestine. For dry intestines and constipation due to severely consumed liquid. It also treats chronic constipation of the weak and aged.

Usage and Dosage:	9~15g

Storage:	Store in a dry place.

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