Latin Name: Os Sepiae

Properties: salty, astringent, slightly warm

Actions: stops bleeding, resolves dampness, stops vaginal discharge, stops diarrhea, controls acidity, alleviates pain, promotes healing

Medical Indications: bleeding and traumatic bleeding, vaginal discharge, nocturnal emissions, stomach pain, premature ejaculation, acid reflux, belching, chronic sores and ulcers, rashes

Contraindications: not to be used during pregnancy

Dosage: 6 to 12 grams

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