典藏书目

Xuan (Dispersing)
Tong (Unblocking): Xiangzi (refer to Foot Yangming Stomach Meridian chapter); Lianshi (refer to Hand Shaoyin Heart Meridian chapter).
Bu (Tonifying)
Xie (Draining)
Qing (Light): For blood flooding (massive vaginal bleeding), tonify Yin. Qianghuo is acrid, bitter, and warm; enters the Small Intestine, Bladder, Liver, and Kidney meridians; treats rheumatism of bone joints; treats Liver wind and various Bi syndromes. Haoben is acrid and warm; enters the Small Intestine and Bladder meridians.
Xuan (Dispersing)
Zhong (Heavy)
Tong (Unblocking): Hua (Slippery): Huashi (refer to Foot Yangming Stomach Meridian chapter); Haijinsha is sweet and cold; enters the Small Intestine and Bladder meridians; separates blood from water, removes dampness, treats five types of strangury, resolves heat toxicity.
Se (Astringent)
Zao (Drying): Cangzhu (refer to Foot Yangming Stomach Meridian chapter).
Qing (Light): Manjingzi is acrid, warm, and slightly cold; enters the Small Intestine and Bladder meridians; cools blood, benefits joints and orifices, treats Bi syndrome and wind-induced headache. Shi (Dampness)

Xuan (Dispersing)
Tong (Unblocking): Mutong (refer to Hand Taiyang Large Intestine Meridian chapter); Yichen (refer to Foot Yangming Stomach Meridian chapter); Zexie is salty, sweet, and cold; enters the Bladder and Kidney meridians; expels dampness, promotes urination, drains Kidney fire.
Xiang (Fragrant)
Bu (Tonifying): Fuling (refer to Hand Taiyin Lung Meridian chapter).
Xie (Draining): Tingli (refer to Hand Taiyin Lung Meridian chapter); Huangbai is bitter and cold; enters the Kidney and Bladder meridians; drains Ministerial Fire of the Bladder, clears stagnant heat in the five Zang organs, supplements insufficient Kidney Water, consolidates essence and marrow, treats various disorders of the Lower Jiao.
Qing (Light): Qianghuo (refer to Hand Taiyang Small Intestine Meridian chapter); Fangfeng (refer to Hand Taiyin Lung Meridian chapter); Haoben (refer to Hand Taiyang Small Intestine Meridian chapter); Manjingzi (refer to Hand Taiyang Small Intestine Meridian chapter).
Zhong (Heavy)
Xuan (Dispersing)
Tong (Unblocking): Zhuling is sweet and neutral; enters the Bladder and Kidney meridians; opens interstices, promotes water pathways, removes dampness, unblocks strangury, reduces swelling; its diuretic efficacy is unmatched by other agents. Hua (Slippery): Haijinsha (refer to Hand Taiyang Small Intestine Meridian chapter). Tong (Unblocking): Gouji (refer to Foot...).
Se (Astringent)
Bu (Tonifying): Huang... (refer to Hand...).
Zao (Drying): The Bladder nature is fierce and directs downward. Fangji is acrid, bitter, and cold; enters the Bladder meridian; treats damp-heat in the Lower Jiao, unblocks blood stasis. Xie (Draining): Zhimu (refer to Hand...).
Shi (Dampness)
Qing (Light): Jiegeng (refer to Hand...)

Xuan (Dispersing)
Tong (Unblocking): Taiyin Spleen Meridian. Yuanzhi is bitter and warm; enters the Kidney meridian, connects with Heart Qi, opens depression, enhances intelligence, calms fright. Danshen (refer to Hand Shaoyin Heart Meridian chapter); Mudanpi is acrid and cold; enters the Heart meridian.
Bu (Tonifying): Taiyin Lung Meridian. Roushoucong is sweet, sour, and salty; enters the Liver and Kidney meridians, slightly warm; strengthens Yin, benefits essence, tonifies the Middle Jiao. Baizhu (refer to Foot Yangming Stomach Meridian chapter). Bajitian is acrid...
Xie (Draining): Taiyin Lung Meridian. Diyü (refer to Foot Yangming Stomach Meridian chapter); Kushen is bitter and cold; enters the Kidney meridian; treats severe heat and mania due to seasonal pathogens, moves stagnant heat and toxic wind. Longdancao is bitter and large...
Qing (Light): Taiyin Lung Meridian. Xuanshen is bitter and cold; enters the Kidney meridian; eliminates floating wind-fire. Qinjiao (refer to Foot Yangming Stomach Meridian chapter). Duhuo is sweet, bitter, acrid, and slightly warm; enters the Kidney meridian; treats one...
Xuan (Dispersing)
Tong (Unblocking): Yangming Stomach Meridian. Ai (refer to Foot Taiyin Spleen Meridian chapter); Xiakucao is bitter, acrid, and cold; enters the Liver and Kidney meridians; harmonizes blood vessels, dissipates nodulated Qi, nourishes Yin, breaks masses and scrofula, reduces swelling.
Xu (Continuing)
Bu (Tonifying): Treats extinction of Yang and Yin. Buguzhi (refer to Foot Taiyin Spleen Meridian chapter); Shayuan is sweet and warm; enters the Liver and Kidney meridians; tonifies Kidney, brightens eyes, benefits essence. Fuzi (refer to Foot Taiyin...).
Xie (Draining): Digupi is sweet, bitter, and cold; enters the Kidney and Heart meridians; drains deficient heat in the Lower Jiao, Yin cavity, and latent fire in the lungs; treats night sweats with bone-steaming fever and thirst.
Qing (Light): Enters Kidney and Liver meridians; warms Kidney cold; treats all wind-cold and damp-bi syndromes, pain in all joints; enters the Du Meridian; treats stiff spine. Juemingzi is salty, bitter, sweet, and slightly cold; enters the Liver, Gallbladder, and Kidney meridians; treats wind-heat eye diseases.
Xuan (Dispersing)
Tong (Unblocking): Blood and Qi primarily govern the lower part. Cheqian is sweet and cold; enters the Liver and Kidney meridians; promotes urination, removes heat, summer-heat, and dampness. Pugongying (refer to Foot Yangming Stomach Meridian chapter); Shegan (refer to Hand Tai...).
Bu (Tonifying): Slightly warm; enters the Kidney meridian; benefits Qi, continues exhaustion, strengthens Yin and Yang. Heshouwu is sweet, slightly bitter, and warm; enters the Liver and Kidney meridians; benefits blood, Qi, essence, and marrow; grows sinews and bones; treats scrofula, carbuncles, wind deficiency.
Xie (Draining)
Qing (Light)
Xuan (Dispersing)
Tong (Unblocking): Deficiency is a fine product for treating wind. Shilongrui (refer to Foot Yangming Stomach Meridian chapter); Bi... is bitter, sweet, and neutral; enters the Liver and Kidney meridians; treats cold-damp Bi syndrome, wind between bone joints, frequent urination...
Bu (Tonifying): Warm; enters Kidney and Liver meridians; tonifies Middle Jiao, benefits essence and Qi, strengthens sinews and bones; mainly treats waist and knee pain and wind deficiency. Nvzhenzi is bitter and cold; enters the Kidney meridian; strengthens Yin, supplements essence, strengthens waist and knees, brightens eyes, darkens hair.
Xie (Draining)
Qing (Light)
Xuan (Dispersing)
Tong (Unblocking): Strangury, promotes water pathways. Heidou is sweet and neutral; enters the Kidney meridian; opens pulse gates, descends Qi, regulates Middle Jiao, disperses internal cold accumulation in five Zang organs, dispels wind, detoxifies. Xiangzi (refer to Foot Yang...).
Bu (Tonifying): Taiyin Lung Meridian. Guiban is sweet and neutral; enters the Kidney meridian; supplements Yin Qi, continues sinews and bones; treats bloody dysentery, masses, blood Bi, flooding, etc. Lurong is sweet, salty, and warm; enters Heart...
Xie (Draining)
Qing (Light)
Xuan (Dispersing)
Tong (Unblocking): Wuyao (refer to Foot Yangming Stomach Meridian chapter); Wujiapi is acrid, bitter, and warm; enters Liver and Kidney meridians; specializes in wind-damp, treats waist and knee Bi, expels blood stasis, additionally benefits Qi, treats flaccidity syndrome. Zhuling
Bu (Tonifying): To treat flaccidity. Shudihuang (refer to Hand Shaoyin Heart Meridian chapter); Gusui is bitter and warm; enters Foot Shaoyin Kidney meridian; governs bones, breaks blood, stops bleeding, supplements fractured bones, tinnitus, toothache, etc.
Xie (Draining)
Qing (Light)
Zhong (Heavy): Cishi is acrid, salty, and slightly warm; enters Liver and Kidney meridians; nourishes Kidney, stores essence, strengthens bone Qi, calms Liver.
Hua (Slippery): Yanshan (refer to Hand Shaoyin Heart Meridian chapter); Rongyan has similar efficacy to Yanshan but slightly superior.
Se (Astringent): Chibai Shizhi (refer to Hand Yangming Large Intestine Meridian chapter); Fanshi (refer to Hand Taiyin Lung Meridian chapter); Wuweizi (refer to Hand Taiyin Lung Meridian chapter); Yingusu key is sour, astringent, and slightly cold.
Zao (Drying): Sheng Fuzi (refer to Foot Taiyin Spleen Meridian chapter); Banxia (refer to Foot Yangming Stomach Meridian chapter); Dingxiang (refer to Hand Taiyin Lung Meridian chapter).
Shi (Dampness): Hanliancao is sweet, sour, and cold; enters Liver and Kidney meridians; pure Yin substance; specializes in cooling blood, stopping bleeding, benefiting Kidney Yin. Tianmendong (refer to Hand Shaoyin Heart Meridian chapter); Shihu (refer to Foot Yang...
Zhong (Heavy)
Hua (Slippery)
Se (Astringent): Sou (Cough): Qianshi (refer to Foot Taiyin Spleen Meridian chapter); Shanzhuyu is sour and warm; enters Liver and Kidney meridians; strengthens Yin, benefits essence, warms Liver and tonifies Kidney, calms five Zang organs, stops frequent urination, brightens eyes, treats Kidney deficiency.
Zao (Drying)
Shi (Dampness): Shaoyin Heart Meridian. Ejiao (refer to Hand Taiyin Lung Meridian chapter); Shengdihuang (refer to Hand Shaoyin Heart Meridian chapter); Ce Baiye (refer to Hand Shaoyin Heart Meridian chapter).
Fu (Attachment)
Zhong (Heavy)
Xuan (Dispersing)
Hua (Slippery)
Tong (Unblocking): Chuangzi is bitter, acrid, sweet, and warm; enters San Jiao and Mingmen; removes...
Se (Astringent): Longgu is sweet and neutral; enters Kidney and Liver meridians; secures leakage, calms soul, settles fright. Muli is salty, neutral, and slightly cold; enters Kidney, Liver, and Gallbladder meridians; benefits Kidney, secures essence, astringes various leakages, stops deficient heat, irritability, softens hardness.
Zao (Drying)
Xie (Draining)
Shi (Dampness)
Qing (Light)