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Di Gu Pi地骨皮

Cortex LyciiWolfberry Root Cortex

Inne nazwyLyceum Bark · Barbary Wolfberry Root Bark · Chinese Wolfberry Root Bark

Kategoria
Herbs that Clear Heat from Deficiency
Natura
zimna
Smak
słodki, mdły
Wchodzone kanały
Płuca, Wątroba, Nerki
Dawkowanie
6–15 g

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Dawki zwyczajowe

Dawkowanie
6–15 g
Tincture
2–5 ml

Działania & wskazania

Cools the Blood and drains Yin Deficiency Fire (steaming bones) - (drains Kidney Fire, eliminates lurking Heat, and clears Heat from the bones)
  • Yin Deficiency with Empty Fire Rising (Kidney Fire) with night sweats, steaming bone disorder with sweating, tuberculosis, chronic low-grade fever, irritability and thirst
  • Toothache from Floating Fire in the Kidney channel
Clears and drains Heat in the Lung
Lung Heat cough or wheezing (asthma)
Clears Heat, cools the Blood and stops bleeding
Various bleeding disorders characterized by Heat in the Blood, hematemesis, epistaxis, hematuria

Przeciwwskazania

  • Use with caution in Spleen-Stomach Cold from Deficiency presenting with loose stools.
  • Avoid use in Exterior disorders.
  • Contraindicated in True Cold with False Heat.
  • Do not store in iron containers.

Interakcje

Use caution with insulin, sulfonylureas and other antidiabetic drugs such as tolbutamide (Orinase), glipizide (Glucotrol) and glyburide (DiaBeta/Micronase), since a synergistic effect may lower blood sugar excessively.

Połączenia

  • Blood Deficiency, steaming-bone disorder, or other forms of recurring afternoon fever.

  • Enhances the effect of the preceding combination.

  • Hematemesis, epistaxis, purpuric rashes and menstrual disorders arising from Blood-Deficient steaming-bone disorder, as well as suppurative swellings.

  • Wasting-thirsting disorder accompanied by profuse urination.

  • Cough or wheezing due to Lung Heat.

    • Ming Fan

    Used as an external wash for genital itching.

  • Strengthens the effect of the preceding combination.

  • Blood Heat combined with Yin Deficiency; also infantile malnutrition with sensations of Heat.

  • Bleeding from Lung Heat occurring alongside Yin Deficiency.

  • Lung Heat presenting with dyspnea or hemoptysis.

  • Blood Deficiency, steaming-bone disorder, or other recurring afternoon fevers.

  • Boosts the effect of the preceding combination.

  • Steaming-bone disorder, whether accompanied by sweating or not.

  • A steaming-bone sensation with tidal fever and night sweats due to Yin Deficiency and Heat.

  • Fever, irritability and a steaming-bone sensation from Heat in the muscles and bones.

  • Wasting-thirsting disorder with persistent thirst and excessive water intake.

    • Zhi Bai Di Huang Wan

    Toothache.

  • Constipation.

  • Hematemesis and epistaxis caused by Blood Heat.

  • Used in powder form for hematuria.

  • Cough producing Blood-streaked sputum.

Uwagi

  • This herb resembles North American wild cherry bark.
  • It clears Blood Heat of both the Excess and Deficiency type.
  • It addresses steaming-bone disorder with sweating, hemoptysis and epistaxis, and clears Kidney Heat; it also eases bowel movement and urination, treats bleeding in the stool and urine caused by Heat, and stops cough due to Lung Heat.
  • It is reputed to treat Lung Cold combined with Heart Heat.
  • It is also said to treat high blood pressure.
  • Di Gu Pi and Hb. Artemisiae Annuae Qing Hao both clear Heat, cool the Blood and treat steaming-bone disorder. Di Gu Pi is sweet, bland and mildly cold, acting on the Lungs, Liver and Kidneys to treat Yin Deficiency Heat with steaming-bone disorder, sweating, and wasting-thirsting disease. Qing Hao, bitter and cold, clears Heat from the Liver and Gallbladder and from the Yin and Blood levels; it vents latent hidden Heat and resolves Summerheat and malarial disorders, treating steaming-bone disorder without sweating.
  • Di Gu Pi and Cx. Mori Sang Bai Pi both clear Heat but target different areas: Di Gu Pi sedates Lung Fire and cools Blood Heat, while Sang Bai Pi clears Lung Heat and sedates Fire at the Qi level. Combined, their complementary actions eliminate Heat from both the Qi and Blood levels.

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