Blue Poppy Granules - Single Herbs

Spatholobus Root and Vine invigorates the blood, tonifies the blood, soothes the sinews and invigorates the collaterols - Bensky

Stiff Silkworm dispels Wind and settles down fright and transforms phlegm and disperses clumps.

Curcuma Rhizoma invigorates the blood, breaks up blood stasis, drives qi downward, treats wind-damp painful obstruction.

Gynostemma Herb moistens lungs, dispels phlegm, clears heat, eliminates toxins, reduces inflammation, lowers BP and cholesterol.

Platycodon Root causes the qi and the actions of other herbs to rise, soothes the throat, releases the exterior, transforms phlegm, expels pus. - Bensky

Lysimachia clears heat, promote urination, unblocks painful urinary dribbling, and expels stones:  primarily used for urinary tract stones. - Bensky:  Chinese Herbal Medicine Materia Medica

Honeysuckle Flower disperses heat, resolves toxicity, cools the blood, stops bleeding (if charred)

Cherokee Rosehip binds the lower burner in order to secure the essence, contains urination, halts chronic diarrhea. - Bensky

Schizonepta Stem/Bud is an acrid herb with warming properties that releases the exterior and expels wind. Renowned for its ability to bring rashes to the surface and relieve itching, it also possesses hemostatic qualities, staunching bleeding when applied. Additionally, it is utilized in the treatment of abscess sores.

Chinese Leek Seed warmly tonifies the Liver and Kidneys, secures the essence, secures the urine, stops vaginal discharge. - Bensky

Tangerine Seed disperses nodules, activates qi circulation*- Chen:  Chinese Medical Herbology and Pharmacology

Citrus Gradis Exocarpium regulates qi, opens the middle jiao, dries dampness, dissolves phlegm, and relieves food stagnations - Chen

Chrysanthemum disperses and clears wind-heat; Calms the Liver and clears the eyes; Calms the Liver and extinguishes wind; Resolves toxicity. - Bensky

Tangerine Leaf regulates the Liver qi, reduces swelling, and disperses stagnation*. - Chen:  Chinese Medical Herbology and Pharmacology

Cassia Seed disperses wind-fire to cool the eyes, moistens the Intestines, nourishes the Liver and Kidney yin - Bensky