Gou Ji狗脊
Rhizoma CibotiiChain Fern Rhizome
Inne nazwyPakoe Kidang · Cibota · Cibotum · Dogspine Root · East Asian Tree Fern Rhizome · Scythian Lamb Rhizome
- Kategoria
- Tonizują Yang
- Natura
- ciepła
- Smak
- gorzki, słodki
- Wchodzone kanały
- Nerki, Wątroba
- Dawkowanie
- 4.5–15 g
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Dawki zwyczajowe
- Dawkowanie
- 4.5–15 g
- Tincture
- 2–4 ml
Działania & wskazania
- Tonifies the Liver and Kidneys and strengthens the sinews and bones
- Liver and Kidney Deficiency with stiffness, soreness or weakness in the lower back, spine and lower extremities
- Expels Wind-Dampness and relieves Bi syndrome
- Wind-Damp Bi with pain, soreness or numbness
- Especially useful for those with Wind-Cold-Dampness with underlying Liver and Kidney Deficiency (chronic Bi)
- Warms and stabilizes the Kidneys and prevents leakage
- Urinary incontinence, spermatorrhea and vaginal discharge due to Kidney Yang Deficiency
- Swelling of the legs after an illness
Przeciwwskazania
- Contraindicated in cases of difficult urination caused by Heat or Yin Deficiency.
- Contraindicated where Fire arises from constraint.
- Use with caution in cases of dysuria.
Niezgodności
Antagonistic with Hb. Patriniae Bai Jiang Cao.
Połączenia
- Du Zhong
- Niu Xi
Weak legs, low back pain, stiffness, and impaired low back movement caused by Liver and Kidney Yang Deficiency.
Lower extremity swelling arising from chronic illness.
Low back and knee pain from Wind-Damp Bi associated with Kidney disorders.
Low back pain due to Wind-Damp Bi.
Low back pain with frequent urination.
Vaginal discharge caused by Deficiency Cold in the Chong and Ren channels.
Back pain.
Chronic low back pain due to Wind-Cold-Damp.
Urinary incontinence or continuous dribbling.
Uwagi
- This herb is mainly indicated for pain in the low back and lower limbs.
- It addresses stiffness affecting both the upper and lower back.
- It is especially beneficial for elderly patients.
- Gou Ji and HB. Epimedii Yin Yang Huo share an entry into the Liver and Kidney channels, both strengthening tendons and bones and expelling Wind-Damp Bi. Gou Ji has the stronger action for expelling Wind-Damp and strengthening tendons and bones, whereas Yin Yang Huo is more effective at tonifying the Ming Men and addressing impotence.
- Gou Ji, Rx. Morindae Officinalis Ba Ji Tian, and Cx. Eucommiae Du Zhong each tonify the Liver and Kidneys, strengthening tendons and dispelling Wind-Dampness. Du Zhong warms the Qi Level of the Liver and Kidneys without excessive dryness and is known for its fetus-quieting ability, making it best suited for low back and knee pain stemming from Liver and Kidney Deficiency. Ba Ji Tian, being soft, moist, and warm, is best for low back and knee pain from Wind-Dampness with Kidney Yang Deficiency, as well as infertility, irregular menstruation, and abdominal pain from Cold in the Womb. Gou Ji combines both actions: it tonifies the Liver and Kidneys while expelling pathogenic Wind, Cold, and Dampness, leaning more toward expelling than tonifying, and can treat low back and knee pain due to Wind, Cold, or Dampness, or due to Liver and Kidney Deficiency.
- Gou Ji and Rz. Drynariae Gu Sui Bu both tonify the Liver and Kidneys and strengthen tendons and bones, treating soreness and pain in the low back and knees along with sinew and bone weakness from Liver and Kidney Deficiency. Gou Ji, being sweet and warm, has a stronger ability to tonify the bones and spine and to expel Wind-Dampness.
- Gu Sui Bu, bitter and warm, is more effective at invigorating Blood and stopping pain, and can direct its action downward to address tinnitus and toothache caused by floating Yang.
- Processed Cibotum, Zhi Gou Ji, is less bitter and drying, with an improved ability to augment Qi and Blood; it tonifies the Liver and Kidneys, strengthens sinews and bones, eases joint movement, and suits low back, knee, and leg weakness from Liver and Kidney Deficiency.
- Dry-fried Cibotum, Chao Gou Ji, has a stronger effect on dispelling Wind and Dampness.