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Randolph DA, Huang G, Carruthers CJ, Bromley LE, Chaplin DD. The role of CCR7 in TH1 and TH2 cell localization and delivery of B cell help in vivo. Science 1999 286 2159-2162. [Pg.115]

Zuk PA, Zhu M, Ashjian P, De Ugarte DA, Huang JI, Mizuno H, Alfonso ZC, Fraser JK, Benhaim P, Hedrick MH. Human adipose tissue is a source of multipotent stem cells. Mol Biol Cell 2002 13 4279-4295. [Pg.124]

Formulas that promote bowel movement containing harsh herbs such as Da Huang (Rhei rhizoma), Fan Xie Ye [Sennae folium) and Mang Xiao (Natrii sulfas) move downward, and should be used with caution. [Pg.30]

Da Huang is a very bitter and cold herb. As it purges the intestines intensively, it can strongly drain heat and move the stool. It is the most important herb to treat excess heat accumulation in the intestines. Da Huang can be prescribed as chief in a formula in a severe case. [Pg.58]

Da Huang is a very good purgative agent compared with such agents in western medicine. It stimulates the intestines and purges the bowels without severe cramp. The purgative effect appears... [Pg.58]

Da Huang can be used raw or processed. Raw Da Huang has a stronger function of purging the accu-... [Pg.58]

Da Huang and Mang Xiao are often used together to treat constipation and excess heat in the intestines. Because Da Huang can purge the bowels and Mang Xiao can soften the feces, their therapeutic actions are accentuated. [Pg.58]

Fan Xie Ye is sweet, bitter and cold, and enters the Large Intestine meridian. It has a moistening nature and is able to moisten dryness in the intestines, clear heat and promote bowel movement. Its function of moving the bowels is stronger than that of Da Huang. If a small dosage of Fan Xie Ye is applied, it can also promote digestion and is used for constipation caused by improper diet. [Pg.58]

Zhi Gan Cao is sweet and enters the Spleen meridian. In formulas that drain downwards, it is often used as corrective assistant and envoy to protect the Stomach from harsh herbs such as Da Huang and Lu Hui. It can also moderate the function of the herbs in the formulas and make the purgative action lasting and stable. [Pg.60]

Da Huang (Rhei rhizoma) 12 g Mang Xiao (Natrii sulfas) 9 g Zhi Shi (Aurantii fructus immaturus) 12 g Hou Po (Magnoliae cortex) 15 g... [Pg.60]

The chief herb is Da Huang. It is bitter and cold, can vigorously stimulate the intestines, purge the heat accumulation and move the stool. With the salty and cold Mang Xiao as deputy, which can increase the fluid of the intestines and soften the stool, the function of purging the stool is increased. [Pg.60]

Da Huang is used as chief in a reasonably large dosage. It is added at the last moment when the decoction is prepared, and therefore its purgative action is intensive and strong. [Pg.61]

One side effect of the purgative action of Da Huang is cramp of the abdomen. Herbs that soften the stool and activate the Qi movement in the intestines can reduce this unpleasant sensation. In this way, the dosage of Da Huang can also be reduced. [Pg.61]

Decoction). However, they are in smaller dosages and Da Huang is cooked together with the other herbs, thereby reducing its harsh purgative action. [Pg.62]

In the second group, Da Huang and Mang Xiao are used to purge the intestines and soften... [Pg.63]

The deputies, Xing Ren, Bai Shao Yao and Da Huang, descend the Qi, nourish the Yin and purge the intestines respectively. They help the chief to promote bowel movement using different approaches. [Pg.63]

Da Huang is very bitter and cold. It stimulates the intestines intensively and can therefore purge stool. In the formula to treat accumulation in the intestines caused by internal cold, this herb can be used with hot herbs, thus reducing and minimizing the cold nature of Da Huang while still utilizing its function. [Pg.65]

Da Huang Fu Zi Tang (Rhubarb and Prepared Aconite Decoction)... [Pg.65]

In this formula the combined dosages of Fu Zi and Xi Xin are larger than that of Da Huang. They can thus reduce the cold nature of Da Huang but retain its purgative function. [Pg.65]

Da Huang (Rhei rhizoma) 12 g Fu Zi (Aconiti radix lateralis preparataf 9 g Gan Jiang Zingiberis rhizoma) 6 g Ren Shen (Ginseng radix) 9 g Gan Cao (Glycyrrhizae radix) 3 g... [Pg.66]

Da Huang and Fu Zi are used as chief for removing the accumulation and warming the interior. [Pg.66]

In this formula, the dosage of Da Huang is increased and that of Fu Zi decreased. The... [Pg.66]

Since the chief herbs are very poisonous and the dosages should be kept to a minimum, a large amount of Qian Niu Zi is added as deputy, along with Da Huang. They enhance the abilities of the chief herbs and ensure the therapeutic result in a safe dosage range. [Pg.69]

Zhi Gan Cao and honey serve as assistants and envoys they can reduce the harsh action of Da Huang and Mang Xiao, and protect the Stomach. When these herbs are used together, the heat is... [Pg.78]

Da Huang is used as chief it drains the heat and eliminates the heat by purging the intestines and promoting bowel movement. [Pg.94]

Da Huang (Rhei rhizoma) and Mang Xiao (blatrii sulfas ... [Pg.100]

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