Xie Bai Granules, 100g

SKU	MT425
Brand	Min Tong Granules - Single Herbs
Unit Size	100 grams
Taste	Acrid, bitter
Properties	Warm
Contraindications	Long-term administration may irritate the gastric mucosa. After ingestion there may be severe, watery diarrhea. Inappropriate for those with qi deficiency and no significant qi stagnation, weak stomach, or an intolerance to garlic and onions.
Chinese Symptomology	Chest, flank, or upper body back pain; Dyspnea; Cough; Wheezing; A stifling sensation in the chest
Western Symptomology	Dysenteric disorder
Actions	Unblocks the yang qi and disperses turbid phlegm; Directs the qi downward and reduces stagnation
Pattern	Cold-damp painful obstruction of the chest due to cold, turbid phlegm congealing and stagnating in the chest where it prevents the dissemination and flow of the yang qi; Damp stagnation in the Large Intestine associated with dysenteric disorder.
Channels Entered	Large Intestine, Lung, Stomach
Chinese name	Xie Bai
English name	Chinese garlic, Allium macrostemon bulbus