NCCAOM Herb Review
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1. Gan Cao incompatible with?: Gan sui
Hai zao
Da ji
Yuan hua
2. Wu Tou is incompatible with: Bei mu
Bai Ji
Bai lian
Ban xia
Gua lou
Xi jiao
3. Li Lu is incompatible with: Bai shao
Xi xin
Ren shen
Dan shen
Ku shen
Sha shen
Xuan shen
4. Ren Shen antagonizes: Wu Ling zhi
5. Shui Yin antagonizes: Pi Shuang
6. Qian Niu Zi antagonizes: Ba Dou
7. Yu Jin antagonizes: Ding Xiang
8. Lang Du antagonizes: Mi Tuo Seng
9. Ya Xiao antagonizes: San Leng
10. Ba Dou antagonizes: Qian Niu Zi
11. Ding Xiang antagonizes: Yu Jin
12. Wu Ling Zhi antagonizes: Ren Shen
13. San Leng antagonizes: Ya Xiao
14. Rou Gui antagonizes: Chi Shi Zhi
15. Mi Tuo Seng antagonizes: Lang Du
16. Liu Huang antagonizes: Mang Xiao
17. Wu Tou antagonizes: Xi Jiao
18. Chi Shi Zhi antagonizes: Rou Gui
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19. Xi Jiao antagonizes: Wu Tou
20. Pi Shuang antagonizes: Qing Feng
21. Common dosage of most herbs: 3-10 gr
22. Toxic, light, strong tasting herbs: Smaller doses
23. Fu Ling for acute facial edema: Up to 15 gr
24. Chuan Bei Mu as powder: 1-1.5 gr
25. Shi Wei for severe damp-heat: 6-9 gr
26. Da Ji fresh: Up to 60 gr
27. Wei Ling Xian for fishbone in throat: Up to 30 gr
28. Fan Xie Ye as mild laxative: 1.5 to 3 gr
29. San Qi as powder: 1-1.5 gr
30. Shan Zha used alone: Up to 30 gr
31. Leaves, flowers, aromatic: Smaller doses
32. Hong Hua to harmonize blood: 2-9 gr
33. Da Ji as powder: 0.5-1 gr
34. Pi Pa Ye fresh: 15-30 gr
35. Gui Zhi in pregnancy: 6 gr or less
36. Shan Zhu Yu maximum for shock or emergencies: 30 gr
37. Rich, heavy, roots, fruits: Larger doses
38. Tian Ma: 3-9 gr
39. Bing Lang leading to toxic level: 60-120 gr
40. Ren Shen treating hemorrhagic shock: Up to 30 gr
41. Hard, heavy, moderate, bland: Larger doses
42. Yi Mu Cao edema from gomerulo-nephritis: Up to 30 gr
43. Minerals and shells: Heaviest doses
44. Bai Bu for pin worms: 30 gr
45. Bai Dou Kou as powder: 3-6 gr
46. Yin Chen Hao for severe heat or damp-heat: Up to 30 gr
47. San Qi powder for severe bleeding: 3-6 gr
48. Shan Yao for wasting and thirsting as tea: Up to 250 gr
49. Zhu Li for cough: 30 -60 gr
50. Bai Mao Gen fresh alone: 250-500 gr
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1. Gan Cao incompatible with?: Gan sui
Hai zao
Da ji
Yuan hua
2. Wu Tou is incompatible with: Bei mu
Bai Ji
Bai lian
Ban xia
Gua lou
Xi jiao
3. Li Lu is incompatible with: Bai shao
Xi xin
Ren shen
Dan shen
Ku shen
Sha shen
Xuan shen
4. Ren Shen antagonizes: Wu Ling zhi
5. Shui Yin antagonizes: Pi Shuang
6. Qian Niu Zi antagonizes: Ba Dou
7. Yu Jin antagonizes: Ding Xiang
8. Lang Du antagonizes: Mi Tuo Seng
9. Ya Xiao antagonizes: San Leng
10. Ba Dou antagonizes: Qian Niu Zi
11. Ding Xiang antagonizes: Yu Jin
12. Wu Ling Zhi antagonizes: Ren Shen
13. San Leng antagonizes: Ya Xiao
14. Rou Gui antagonizes: Chi Shi Zhi
15. Mi Tuo Seng antagonizes: Lang Du
16. Liu Huang antagonizes: Mang Xiao
17. Wu Tou antagonizes: Xi Jiao
18. Chi Shi Zhi antagonizes: Rou Gui
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19. Xi Jiao antagonizes: Wu Tou
20. Pi Shuang antagonizes: Qing Feng
21. Common dosage of most herbs: 3-10 gr
22. Toxic, light, strong tasting herbs: Smaller doses
23. Fu Ling for acute facial edema: Up to 15 gr
24. Chuan Bei Mu as powder: 1-1.5 gr
25. Shi Wei for severe damp-heat: 6-9 gr
26. Da Ji fresh: Up to 60 gr
27. Wei Ling Xian for fishbone in throat: Up to 30 gr
28. Fan Xie Ye as mild laxative: 1.5 to 3 gr
29. San Qi as powder: 1-1.5 gr
30. Shan Zha used alone: Up to 30 gr
31. Leaves, flowers, aromatic: Smaller doses
32. Hong Hua to harmonize blood: 2-9 gr
33. Da Ji as powder: 0.5-1 gr
34. Pi Pa Ye fresh: 15-30 gr
35. Gui Zhi in pregnancy: 6 gr or less
36. Shan Zhu Yu maximum for shock or emergencies: 30 gr
37. Rich, heavy, roots, fruits: Larger doses
38. Tian Ma: 3-9 gr
39. Bing Lang leading to toxic level: 60-120 gr
40. Ren Shen treating hemorrhagic shock: Up to 30 gr
41. Hard, heavy, moderate, bland: Larger doses
42. Yi Mu Cao edema from gomerulo-nephritis: Up to 30 gr
43. Minerals and shells: Heaviest doses
44. Bai Bu for pin worms: 30 gr
45. Bai Dou Kou as powder: 3-6 gr
46. Yin Chen Hao for severe heat or damp-heat: Up to 30 gr
47. San Qi powder for severe bleeding: 3-6 gr
48. Shan Yao for wasting and thirsting as tea: Up to 250 gr
49. Zhu Li for cough: 30 -60 gr
50. Bai Mao Gen fresh alone: 250-500 gr
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