LV (1-3g)
When Dr. Wu went to gong his gong, a centipede attacked and relieved its toxicity on his hand, which caused a nodule to appear. Dr Wu briefly went into spasms and convulsions, but once the wind was extinguished he noticed that the painful blocked collaterals in his arthritic hand had were magically opened!
But hs pregnant (cc: pregnancy) wife went into spasms (cc: wind due to blood deficiency) when she overdosed (cc: caution overdose due to toxicity) - obvioulsy not for her!!
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English Name: centipede |
Explanation of Key Words in this story... | |
| attacked and relieved its fire toxicity... nodule | attacks and relieves fire toxicity... relieves nodules |
| spasms and convulsions... wind was extinguished | stops spasms and convulsions; extinguishes wind |
| painful... blocked collaterals | opens channels to stop pain |
Wu Gong Actions and Indications
- Extinguishes wind; stops spasms and convulsions (acute and chronic childhood convulsions, opisthotonus, tetanus, seizures)
- Attacks and relieves toxins, dissapates nodules (topical or internal use on toxic nodules, sores, carbuncles, scrofula, poisonous snake bites)
- Opens Channels to stop pain (stubborn headache, migraines, painful bi, sequelae of stroke)
- (cc: pregnancy)
- (cc: caution overdose due to toxicity)
- (cc: wind due to blood deficiency)
- Special Notes:
- There is no need to remove the head and tail, as studies show that Wu Gong is strongest when used whole.
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