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Pin-yin:	qian jin zi

English name:	Moleplant seed

Where grown:	Throughout China.

Source:	The ripe seed of Phytolacca acinosa Roxb.
Ingredients:	Fatty oils
Pharmacological effect:	The herb has diuretic and laxative effects.

Properties:	Acrid, warm, toxic

Channels entered:	Liver, kidney, large intestine

Function:	Drives out congested water, reduce edema and expels blood stasis.

Major Clinic Usage:	For edema, difficult urination and defecation, blood stasis, mass in the abdomen and amenorrhea. Use externally for ringworm and snake bites.
Cautions:	Contraindicated during pregnancy and in cases of weak patients.

Usage and Dosage:	1~2g. Use in pills or powders.

Storage:	Store in a tightly sealed, dry place. Protect from worm infestation.

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