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Eliminates toxins, dries dampness (sores and ulcers, fungal infections, insect or animal bites, syphilitic chancres)
Kills parasites (internal use)
Eliminates Phlegm, treats malaria and settles wind

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Footnotes: Should Never be cooked or mixed with hot water because it turns to arsenic

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