Mo Yao
没藥 mò yào, "disappeared drug"

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Regulate the Blood

Invigorate the Blood

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Pinyin Pronunciation:

	Tastes: Bitter		Dosage: 3-9g

	Cautions: Contraindicated in the absence of stasis, or during pregnancy. Use with cuation in those with weak stomachs. Should not be used long term. Toxicity: Ingestion of this substance can cause allergic reactions, usually affecting the skin. avoid use during Pregnancy		Meridians: Heart , Spleen , Liver
	Preparation: No preparation data at this time		Quality: Consists of yellowish brown, broken, slightly translucent, oily pieces with an intense aroma and bitter taste, and without such foreign matter as sand and the like.
	Reference Source: Chinese Herbal Medicine: Materia Medica (3rd edition) ('Bensky')		Notes: No notes at this time
	Formulas (9) diē dǎ wán (Trauma Pill) huó luò xiào líng dān (Wonderfully Effective Pill to Invigorate the Collaterals) qī lí sǎn (Seven-Thousandths of a Tael Powder) shào fū zhú yū tāng (Drive Out Blood Stasis in the Lower Abdomen Decoction) shǒu niān sǎn (Pinch Powder) Xiān Fāng Huó Mìng Yǐn (Sublime Formula for Sustaining Life) xiǎo huó luò dān (Minor Invigorate the Collaterals Special Pill) yán hú suǒ tāng (Corydalis Docoction) zhèn líng dān (Rouse The Spirit Special Pill)

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Alternate Names:

Pharmaceutical: Myrrha

Botanical:

Japanese: motsuyaku

Korean: molyak

Common: myrrh

Temperature: Neutral

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