Chuan Bei Mu / Zhe Bei Mu - Transform Phlegm 
      Heat LU, HT (3-12g) | 
	 
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      Chuan Bei Mu / Zhe Bei Mu - the swamp runners 
      These two brothers lived in the  hot temperate swamp 
      and they LOVED to run!! As soon as they were old enough to stop suckling 
      their mother's hot nodules they started racing 
      against each other. Zhe was better in the summer (heat 
      ... Z=HEat) whereas Chuan was better in the rain because his 
      lungs were inherrently moist.  
       
      Both brothers were known to CRUSH their enemies, 
      and they were (cc: incompatible with Wu Tou, Fu Zi) 
      and cold swamps (cc: cold phlegm).  
       
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              English Name: fritillaria cirrhosae, fritillary bulb 
               
		 
              Pharmacuetical Name: Bulbus Fritillariae Cirrhosae 
            
		 Properties: bitter, sweet, cool
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			   Explanation of Key Words in this story... | 
		 
		
          |  hot temperate swamp | 
          dissolves phlegm; clears heat | 
		 
		
          | hot nodules | 
           dissapates nodules; clears heat | 
		 
			
          | lungs were inherently moist | 
           moistens LU; stops cough | 
		 
	 
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		       Chuan Bei Mu Actions and Indications
	  
        - Clears heat and dissolves phlegm (Zhe Bei Mu is better 
          for heat, for productive cough) (Chuan Bei Mu is for many types of cough, 
          especially chronic cough due to yin deficiency or dry phlegm with heat 
          signs, scanty, dry or blood streaked sputum)
 
        - Moisten Lung and stops cough (only Chuan Bei Mu... 
          see above) 
        
 -  Clears heat; dissapates nodules (phlegm fire nodules, 
          sores, swellings, scrofula, lung abcess, carbuncles, boils)
        
 -  crush to powder and add to decoction
 
        - (cc: incompatible with wu tou, fu zi)
 
        - (cc: phlegm cold)
 
       
		Special Notes:
		  
        - Whooping Cough: One study showed complete recovery in 51 out of 56 
          infants who were treated with equal portions of kuan 
          dong hua and chuan bei mu. The dosage was 1g per day for infants 
          under 1 year of age and adjusted accordingly for older children.
 
		 
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