Actions
Calms Wind;
Calms convulsions;
Expels toxins;
Disperses nodules;
Promotes circulation in the collaterals;
Calms pain;
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Origin
Whole China (predominantly: North of Changjiang river).;
Preparation
The drug is collected from the end of spring to the beginning of autumn, removed from soil, boiled in water (Dan Quan Xie) or salt-water (Xian Quan Xie) until the body stiffened, scooped out, placed in a ventilated place, and dried in the sun.;
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