Jiang Can is used primarily for Phlegm-Heat, Wu Gong is pungent and warm, is the most intense and is more appropriate for Wind-Cold, while Quan Xie is pungent and neutral and is better for …

In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), Quan Xie belongs to the 'Herbs that pacify Internal Liver Wind and stop Tremors' category. These herbs are used to treat so-called 'hyperactive Liver …

Medicinal Uses: Snake bites, painkiller, convulsions, allergic reactions to insect bites, prevents and fights cancer. Pin Yin: Quan Xie. Also Known As: N/A. Meridians: Liver. Key Actions: …

Sep 23, 2016 · The Effect of Quan Xie Property. Pungent, neutral, toxic; liver meridian entered. Actions. Extinguish wind and stop spasm, counteract toxic pathogen and dissipate nodulation, …

Quan Xie is toxic but it is still used today in the form of Qian Zheng San to treat Wind-strike; The name Quan Xie means "complete scorpion", it is so because the tail of the scorpion is the …

The Chinese Herb Quan Xie is the dried carcass of the Chinese scorpion (Buthus martensi Karsch.); the whole body of the scorpion is used—they are caught in the spring or autumn, …

The TCM herb "quan xie" which in english is "scorpion", is categorized within the "herbs that extinguish wind and stop tremors" functional grouping. It is thought to enter the liver channels …

May 19, 2013 · Compared to Wu gong and Jiang can in the treatment of wind and spasms, Quan xie is most appropriate when there is heat. • Start with a very low dose and slowly raise it (if …

Quan Xie (Scorpion)——Shu Ben Cao (Materian Medica of Shu) The Processing of 全蝎 Origin. The dry polypides of Buthus martensii Karsch of family Buthidae. Location. Henan, Shandong …

For the convenience of customers, we offer the Scorpion (quan xie) as the quick-dissolving granule made through modern technology. Every sachet is equivalent to raw herb 3 grams. …