宣 阳明胃经
通 微温入肾肝脾利关节通经脉血气 白藓见足阳明胃经 当归见手太阴肺经 赤芍药
见手
补 太阴肺经 党参见手太阴胃经 葳蕤甘平入脾肝补中益气润心肺治风 白术见足阳
明胃
泻 太阴肺经 枳实见足阳明胃经 京三棱苦辛温入肝脾消积聚 胡黄连见足阳明经
轻 太阴肺经 升麻见足阳明胃经 香薷见手太阴肺经 木贼甘微苦温入肝胆脾血分发
汗解
宣
通 温入脾肝理血中气滞治风痹凝滞等症行腹胁肩背手臂 薷香见手太阴肺经 泽兰苦
微温
补 泄 附子辛热入肝脾肾心包三焦心补下焦阳虚脾虚湿盛制熟用 天雄性同附子力稍
减能
泻
轻
宣
通 女子带漏暖子宫 茵陈见足阳明胃经 见足阳明胃经 天南星见手太阴肺经
射干
补 治 饴糖甘大温入脾补虚冷益中气健脾润肺消痰又能下恶血 薯蓣见手太阴肺经
大枣
泻
轻
宣
通 脾胃除湿热消暑通利三焦 薏苡仁见手太阴肺经 蒜见足阳明胃经 陈皮 见手太
阴肺
补 志宁心 蜀椒辛温入心肝脾补命门通三焦温中治寒冷杀虫散湿郁 桂甘辛热入心肾
肝脾
泻
轻
宣
通 中开郁除寒湿治浊阴不降厥气上逆并冲脉为病逆气里急 沉香辛温入肝脾肾调下去
结气
补
泻
轻
宣（宣通）：阳明胃经。
通（通利）：药性微温，归肾、肝、脾经，能利关节、通经脉、行血气。白鲜皮见足阳明胃经条目；当归见手太阴肺经条目；赤芍药见手太阴肺经条目。
补（补益）：太阴肺经。党参见手太阴胃经条目（注：此处原文可能有误，通常党参归脾肺，但依原文翻译）；葳蕤（玉竹），味甘性平，归脾、肝经，能补中益气、润心肺、治风邪。白术见足阳明胃经条目。
泻（泻下/清泻）：太阴肺经。枳实见足阳明胃经条目；京三棱（三棱），味苦、辛，性温，归肝、脾经，能消积聚。胡黄连见足阳明经条目。
轻（轻扬/解表）：太阴肺经。升麻见足阳明胃经条目；香薷见手太阴肺经条目；木贼，味甘、微苦，性温，归肝、胆、脾经，能发散血分之风邪，解表发汗。
宣（宣通）：
通（通利）：药性温，归脾、肝经，能理血中气滞，治风痹凝滞等症，行于腹胁、肩背、手臂。香薷见手太阴肺经条目；泽兰，味苦，性微温。
补（补益）：
泄（泻下/清泻）：附子，味辛，性热，归肝、脾、肾、心包、三焦、心经，能补下焦阳虚及脾虚湿盛，需制熟使用。天雄与附子同性，但力稍减，能...（原文此处断句不清，意译为功能描述）。
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通（通利）：治女子带下漏下，暖子宫。茵陈见足阳明胃经条目；（原文此处重复“见足阳明胃经”，无主语，略过或指代前文）；天南星见手太阴肺经条目；射干见手太阴肺经条目。
补（补益）：治。饴糖，味甘，性大温，归脾经，能补虚冷、益中气、健脾、润肺、消痰，又能下恶血。薯蓣（山药）见手太阴肺经条目；大枣见手太阴肺经条目。
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通（通利）：脾胃除湿热，消暑，通利三焦。薏苡仁见手太阴肺经条目；蒜见足阳明胃经条目；陈皮见手太阴肺经条目。
补（补益）：志宁心。蜀椒，味辛，性温，归心、肝、脾经，能补命门、通三焦、温中、治寒冷、杀虫、散湿郁。桂枝（肉桂/桂类），味甘、辛，性热，归心、肾、肝、脾经。
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宣（宣通）：
通（通利）：开郁结，除寒湿，治浊阴不降、厥气上逆以及冲脉为病（症状为逆气、里急）。沉香，味辛，性温，归肝、脾、肾经，能调下去结气。
补（补益）：
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Xuan (Dispersing): Yangming Stomach Meridian.
Tong (Unblocking): Slightly warm in nature, enters the Kidney, Liver, and Spleen meridians; benefits joints, unblocks meridians and collaterals, and regulates blood and qi. Baixianpi (Diplocadi Cortex) see Yangming Stomach Meridian entry; Danggui (Angelicae Sinensis Radix) see Taiyin Lung Meridian entry; Chishao Yao (Paeoniae Radix Rubra) see Taiyin Lung Meridian entry.
Bu (Tonifying): Taiyin Lung Meridian. Dangs Shen (Codonopsis Radix) see Taiyin Stomach Meridian entry (Note: Text says Taiyin Stomach, likely error for Jueyin or Taiyin Spleen, but translated as per text); Weirui (Polygonati Odorati Rhizoma), sweet and neutral in nature, enters the Spleen and Liver meridians; tonifies middle jiao and boosts qi, moistens lungs and heart, treats wind pathogens. Baizhu (Atractylodis Macrocephalae Rhizoma) see Yangming Stomach Meridian entry.
Xie (Draining/Clearing): Taiyin Lung Meridian. Zhishi (Aurantii Fructus Immaturus) see Yangming Stomach Meridian entry; Jingsanleng (Sparganii Rhizoma), bitter and acrid, warm in nature, enters the Liver and Spleen meridians; dissipates accumulations and masses. Huhuanglian (Coptidis Rhizoma var. chinensis or Picrorhizae Rhizoma - context suggests Coptis or similar heat-clearing herb, but literally Hu Huang Lian) see Yangming Meridian entry.
Qing (Light/Lifting): Taiyin Lung Meridian. Shengma (Cimicifugae Rhizoma) see Yangming Stomach Meridian entry; Xiangru (Elsholtziae Herba) see Taiyin Lung Meridian entry; Muzei (Equiseti Herba), sweet and slightly bitter, warm in nature, enters the Liver, Gallbladder, and Spleen meridians; disperses wind from the blood level, induces sweating to release the exterior.
Xuan (Dispersing):
Tong (Unblocking): Warm in nature, enters the Spleen and Liver meridians; regulates qi stagnation in the blood, treats wind-bi with stagnation and other syndromes; acts on the abdomen, hypochondrium, shoulders, back, and arms. Xiangru (Elsholtziae Herba) see Taiyin Lung Meridian entry; Zelan (Lycopus Lucidus Herba), bitter and slightly warm.
Bu (Tonifying):
Xie (Draining/Clearing): Fuzi (Aconiti Lateralis Radix Praeparata), acrid and hot in nature, enters the Liver, Spleen, Kidney, Pericardium, Sanjiao, and Heart meridians; tonifies deficiency-cold of the lower jiao and dampness-excess of the Spleen; must be processed before use. Tianxiong (Aconiti Radix) shares the same properties as Fuzi but is slightly less potent; it can... (Text cuts off).
Xie (Draining/Clearing):
Qing (Light/Lifting):
Xuan (Dispersing):
Tong (Unblocking): Treats leukorrhea and metrorrhagia in women, warms the uterus. Yinch'en (Artemisiae Scopariae Herba) see Yangming Stomach Meridian entry; (Text repeats "see Yangming Stomach Meridian" without subject, omitted); Tiannanxing (Arisaematis Rhizoma) see Taiyin Lung Meridian entry; Shegan (Belamcandae Rhizoma) see Taiyin Lung Meridian entry.
Bu (Tonifying): Treats. Yitang (Maltose), sweet and very warm in nature, enters the Spleen meridian; tonifies deficiency-cold, benefits middle qi, strengthens the spleen, moistens the lungs, resolves phlegm, and also expels evil blood. Shuyu (Dioscoreae Rhizoma) see Taiyin Lung Meridian entry; Dazao (Jujubae Fructus) see Taiyin Lung Meridian entry.
Xie (Draining/Clearing):
Qing (Light/Lifting):
Xuan (Dispersing):
Tong (Unblocking): Removes damp-heat from the Spleen and Stomach, clears summerheat, unblocks and benefits the Sanjiao. Yiyiren (Coicis Semen) see Taiyin Lung Meridian entry; Suan (Allii Sativi Bulbus) see Yangming Stomach Meridian entry; Chenpi (Citri Reticulatae Pericarpium) see Taiyin Lung Meridian entry.
Bu (Tonifying): Calms the spirit and nourishes the heart. Shujiao (Zanthoxyli Pericarpium), acrid and warm in nature, enters the Heart, Liver, and Spleen meridians; tonifies Mingmen, unblocks the Sanjiao, warms the middle, treats cold, kills parasites, and disperses damp-stagnation. Guizhi/Rougui (Cinnamomi Ramulus/Cortex), sweet and acrid, hot in nature, enters the Heart, Kidney, Liver, and Spleen meridians.
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Tong (Unblocking): Opens depression, dispels cold-damp, treats failure of turbid yin to descend, rebellious qi ascending, and diseases of the Chong Mai (symptoms include rebellious qi and internal urgency). Chenxiang (Aquilariae Lignum Resinatum), acrid and warm in nature, enters the Liver, Spleen, and Kidney meridians; regulates and descends stagnant qi.
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