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Ban Xia
Pinellia ternata (Thunb.) Makino
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A major phlegm-resolving herb in TCM. The processed rhizome is used to dry dampness, transform phlegm, and stop vomiting. It is specific for coughs with copious phlegm and nausea.
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Class 2b, 2d. Raw rhizome is toxic. Must be processed (with ginger, vinegar, or alum) before use. Contraindicated in all cases of bleeding and during pregnancy.
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