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Scutellaria Baicalensis - Huang Qin
Pinyin Name: Huang Qin English Name: Scutellaria Baicalensis Properties: bitter, cold Channels Entered: Lung, Gallbladder, Stomach, Large Intestine	#5736C Scutellaria Baicalensis 100 grams 30.00 BUY NOW

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Primary Traditional Functions
Clears Heat and Dries Dampness
Damp heat disorders characterized by fever, abdominal fullness, poor appetite, nausea, sensations of heaviness, thirst with no desire to drink, a red tongue with greasy, yellow coating and rapid, slippery pulse

General damp heat accumulations
Jaundice
Infectious hepatitis with jaundice
Infectious hepatitis without jaundice
Dysentery caused by damp heat in the Stomach and Intestines
Burning sensations in the anus after defecation
Foul smelling diarrhea
Fever, heat sensations in the chest and abdomen
Irritability, thirst with dry mouth, yellow tongue coating, rapid pulse

Heat in the middle burner

Sore throat with lingering exterior symptoms
Toothache, oral ulcers
Epigastric discomfort
Constipation

Re lin (heat dysuria)

Damp heat in the urinary bladder
Burning dysuria
Damp heat dysuria with qi deficiency

Clears Heat and Sedates Fire
Lung heat with any of these manifestations

Cough and wheezing or dyspnea
Chest congestion with profuse yellow sputum
Cough due to heat
Eye disorders with redness and pain

Excess heat in the qi level

Unremitting high fever in the shaoyang stage or entering the yangming stage. Clears heat in the upper burner as well.
Excess heat with persistent high fever and irritability
Shaoyang syndrome with alternation of fever and chills
Cold and dampness at the exterior with heat in the interior

Clears Heat and Eliminates Toxins

Lesions, sores, ulcerations caused by toxic heat
Lesions and sores with redness, swelling and pain
General heat and toxins

Cools Blood and Stops Bleeding

Hematamesis and epistaxix
Gastrointestinal bleeding

Calms and Stabilizes the Fetus

Restless fetus with constant kicking with heat in the womb

Typical Usage of Concentrated Extracts
2/3 to 3 grams per day or as directed by your health practitioner

Cautions and Contraindications

Bitter and cold, Huang Qin should be used with caution so it doesn't damage Stomach qi and injure Spleen yin
People with the following should use with extreme caution: blood deficiency with abdominal pain, edema due to Spleen deficiency, loose stool because of Kidney deficiency, amenorrhea from blood deficiency, unstable pregnancy caused by excess cold

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