S. Worms & Parasites

Parasitic Worms and other Parasites, both internal and external, can cause numerous diseases.

Typically, Worms are gastrointestinal, and may be associated with mild malnutrition. However, in tropical and third-world countries, various severe parasites which can prove fatal, are encountered.

Pumpkin seed Nan Gua Zi                              Wild Carrot seed He Shi                              Quisqualis Shi Jun Zi                              Melia Ku Lian Pi                              Omphalia Lei Wan                                                          Nigella seed                              Wormseed                              Wormwood                              Peach kernel                              Mulberry root bark                              Carline Thistle                              Azadirachta, Neem                              Castor seed prepared                              Black Hellebore prepared

Garlic Da Suan Agrimony Xian He Cao Betel nut Bing Lang Torreya Fei Zi Dryopteris Guan Zhong Asafetida Southernwood Tansy Fern Pomegranate root-bark Asarum Stavesacre Croton prepared Sulphur

Others:
Catechu, Pyrethrum, Winter Cherry, Purslane, Hyssop flower, Wild Rue seed, Goat’s Rue, Mugwort seed, Ammi seed, Rhubarb, Senna leaf

From Eastern systems:
Adhatoda vasica, Dryopteris crassirhizoma, Mallotus phillipinensis, Psoralea seed, Torreya seed, Omphalia, Tinospora, Stinking Elm fruit paste, Swertia, Lead oxide

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Chinese Classification

A. Clear the Exterior B. Clear Heat C. Clear Damp and Promote Urine D. Clear Wind and Damp E. Laxatives, Purgative and Cathartics F. Emetics G. Sedate the Heart, Mind and Spirit H. Nourish the Heart I. Settle Internal Wind J. Regulate the Qi

K. Medicines which Move the Blood L. Medicines which Stop Bleeding M. Medicines to Warm to Expel Cold N. Tonics O. Medicines which Promote Digestion P. Clear Phlegm Q. Medicines for Cough and Wheezing R. Astringents S. Medicines for Worms & Parasites T. External Medicines