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Fragrant Angelica Root

Bai Zhi, known as Angelica dahurica, is a widely used herb in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) renowned for its ability to expel wind, alleviate pain, clear nasal passages, and reduce swelling. Traditionally, it is used to treat headaches, colds, sinus congestion, toothaches, and various skin conditions. Its warming nature makes it effective for dispelling cold and promoting circulation. Functions & Benefits Expels Wind and Relieves Pain Used for headaches, especially frontal headaches, and facial pain caused by wind-cold invasion. Commonly prescribed for nasal congestion and sinus pressure. Clears Nasal Congestion and Expels Cold Treats sinusitis, nasal discharge, and blocked sinuses. Helps relieve colds and flu with symptoms of congestion and body aches. Reduces Swelling and Drains Pus Applied to treat sores, carbuncles, and skin infections. Aids in the resolution of swelling and promotes healing of infected wounds. Expels Dampness and Stops Vaginal Discharge Addresses vaginal discharge due to dampness accumulation in the lower burner. Indications Individuals with sinus congestion, headaches, and common cold symptoms People suffering from toothaches, facial pain, or jaw tension Patients with skin infections, abscesses, or boils Women experiencing abnormal vaginal discharge caused by dampness Tongue & Pulse Diagnosis in TCM Tongue: Pale or normal with thin white coating (wind-cold) or yellow coating (damp-heat) Pulse: Floating and tight (wind-cold), or slippery (dampness) Common TCM Patterns Treated by Bai Zhi Wind-Cold Invasion – Headache, nasal congestion, chills without sweating Damp-Cold Accumulation – Vaginal discharge, body aches, and heavy sensations Heat Toxin with Pus Formation – Skin sores, abscesses, and boils Precautions & Contraindications Not recommended for individuals with Yin deficiency and heat symptoms. Avoid use during pregnancy unless supervised by a qualified practitioner. Caution in patients with bleeding disorders. Herbal Combinations with Bai Zhi Relax Muscle and Nerves –Relieves body pain and circulatory issues (Yan Hu Suo Pian) Conclusion Bai Zhi is a versatile herb in TCM known for its ability to expel wind, alleviate pain, clear nasal passages, and treat skin infections. Its warming and dispersing properties make it essential for treating headaches, colds, and dampness-related conditions.