Quan Xie Usages and Indications

• Extinguishes liver wind, stops tremors and convulsions - liver wind phlegm patterns with spasms, acute/chronic childhood convulsions, tetanus, seizures, tremors, very effective!.
• Fire toxic nodules - topically on toxic sores, swellings.
• Unblocks the collaterals - painful headaches.

Cautions and Contraindications

• Do not use during pregnancy.
• Avoid in Cases of Internal Wind with Blood Deficiency.
All Cautions

Dosage and Preparation Notes For Quan Xie

• Dosage: 2.4-4.5g
• 0.9-1.5g tail

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• Hui Chun Wan -Recovery Special Pill (Open the Orifices)

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• Zhong Feng Hui Chun Wan -Stroke Recovery Pills (Invigorate the Blood)

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