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Pin-yin:	xue yu tan

English name:	Charred human hair

Where grown:	Northeast and north China.

Source:	Carbonized hairs of Homo sapiens L.

Ingredients:	ß-Sitosterol, Paeoniflorin, myoinositol, Oxypaeoniflorin, Paeoniflorigenone, Gallotannin
Pharmacological effect:	1) Effect on the gastrointestinal system: the decoction stimulates peristalsis of stomach in rabbits. It also increases the tension and oscillator intensity of intestines. 2) An abdominal injection of the herb extract on rabbits has the effect of reducing blood serum urea nitrogen.

Properties:	Bitter, neutral

Channels entered:	Liver, stomach

Function:	Nourishes yin, reduces stasis and stops bleeding.

Major Clinic Usage:	For dysenteric disorder, blood stasis, nosebleeds, incessant bleeding, bleeding of the gums, childhood convulsion and burns.

Usage and Dosage:	4.5~9g

Storage:	Store in a dry place.

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