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Sheng Di Huang生地黃

Radix RehmanniaeRehmannia Root

Inne nazwyChinese Foxglove Root

Kategoria
Herbs that Clean Heat and Cool Blood
Natura
zimna
Smak
słodki, gorzki
Wchodzone kanały
Serce, Nerki, Wątroba
Dawkowanie
5–30 g

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Dawki zwyczajowe

Dawkowanie
5–30 g
*Bi* Syndrome
10–50 g
Tincture
2–4 ml

Działania & wskazania

Clears Heat and cools the Blood
  • Ying-Stage Heat with high fever, thirst and a scarlet tongue
  • Xue Stage Heat
  • Hemorrhage due to Blood Heat
Nourishes Yin, generates Fluids, increases saliva and treats wasting and thirsting
  • (Heart) Yin Deficiency with Heat signs
  • Injury to fluids
  • Throat pain due to Yin Deficiency
  • Wasting and thirsting disorder (Xiao Ke - diabetes)
Cools Heart Fire
Heart Fire, mouth sores

Przeciwwskazania

  • Not for use in Spleen Deficiency with Dampness.
  • Not for use with loose stools and fullness.
  • Not for use in pregnancy accompanied by Blood Deficiency or Spleen-Stomach Deficiency.
  • Not for use in Yang Deficiency.

Niezgodności

  • Antagonizes Bul. Fritillariae Bei Mu.
  • Antagonizes Bul. Allii Fistulosi Cong Bai.
  • Antagonizes Bul. Allii Xie Bai.
  • Should not be combined with Sm. Raphani Lai Fu Zi (radish seed).
  • Should not be combined with iron preparations.

Połączenia

  • Cough, hematemesis, epistaxis and uterine bleeding caused by Deficiency Heat.

  • Dry throat, irritability, a red tongue and a rapid thready pulse from Devastated Yin with Blazing Fire; marked thirst, irritability and a scarlet tongue from Ying Stage Heat; swollen throat and lymph nodes; and constipation from Excess Heat combined with Yin Deficiency.

  • Late-stage Ying or Xue Stage Heat lodged in the Yin regions of the body, presenting with fever at night, coolness by morning, wasting and a red tongue.

    • Bai Shao

    Heat from Blood Deficiency.

  • Blood in the urine, hematemesis and epistaxis from Xue Stage Heat.

  • Heat manifestations arising from Yin Deficiency and Devastated Blood.

    • Mai Men Dong
    • Sha Shen
    • (Yu Zhu)

    Dry mouth and lips, thirst and a red tongue from Stomach Yin Deficiency.

  • Guards against Stagnation manifesting as diarrhea, nausea or abdominal pain.

  • Heat at the Ying or Blood level.

  • Bleeding caused by Heat in the Blood.

  • Toxic Heat lodged in the Blood.

  • Depletion of Body Fluids from febrile disease.

  • Rashes caused by Blood Heat.

  • Heat at the Ying level.

  • Diabetes accompanied by thirst.

  • A feeling of Heat in the chest, irritability, insomnia, thirst, scanty dark urine and sores of the mouth and tongue from Heat in the Heart and Small Intestine.

  • Itchy skin conditions caused by Heat in the Blood.

  • Ying and Xue Stage Heat marked by high fever, a scarlet tongue, thirst, a body-wide rash, epistaxis and hemoptysis; a lingering Warm pathogen that has damaged Yin; and Kidney Yin Deficiency with steaming bone sensation.

  • Patterns of Excess or Deficiency Heat; late-stage febrile disease with irritability, thirst and constipation; Kidney Yin Deficiency with Blazing Fire causing a sore, swollen throat, dry mouth and a parched tongue; and swelling of the throat and lymph nodes.

  • Cools the Blood, draws out toxicity and reduces intense Heat in Ying Stage Heat with fever, thirst, a scarlet tongue and rashes; bleeding from Heat in the Blood; Heat that has damaged Yin; and prolonged low-grade fever.

  • Clears Heat from the Lungs and Stomach to stop hemoptysis and hematemesis.

  • Blazing Heart and Stomach Fire with epistaxis and hemoptysis; Deficiency Fire; and dry, parched stools with Yin damage.

  • Any type of bleeding caused by Heat in the Blood (short-term use only).

    • Niu Xi

    Strongly clears Deficiency Fire flaring upward, seen as painful swollen gums, epistaxis, hematemesis and other upper-body bleeding; also diabetes.

  • Bleeding in the gastrointestinal tract.

  • Heavy menstrual bleeding.

  • Purpura, or bleeding presenting as macules and blotches on the skin.

Uwagi

  • Should not be stored in iron containers.
  • Classically paired with Cornu Rhinoceri Xi Jiao to remove toxicity from the Blood.
  • Raw Rehmannia, Sheng Di Huang, is brown, whereas Cooked Rehmannia, Shu Di Huang, is black and more oily.
  • Its blood-stopping action manifests only in the setting of febrile disease.
  • It is reputed to dry the Large Intestine.
  • The fresh root, Xian Di Huang, treats thirst, rashes and bleeding, while the dried root, Gan Di Huang, treats bleeding from Blood Deficiency and nourishes essence.
  • Its analgesic effect is greater than that of Rx. Aconiti Preparata Zhi Chuan Wu, Agkistrodon/ Bungaris Bai Hua She and Rz. Atractylodis Cang Zhu.
  • Sheng Di Huang and Cornu Bubali Shui Niu Jiao both cool the Blood and clear Heat; Sheng Di Huang excels at nourishing Yin, while Shui Niu Jiao is superior at resolving toxicity.
  • Sheng Di Huang and Rx. Scrophulariae Xuan Shen share the ability to clear Heat, cool the Blood, enrich Yin and generate fluids. Sheng Di Huang is more potent at cooling the Blood, enriching Yin and stopping bleeding, acting mainly at the Blood level to regulate the Heart, Liver and Kidneys. Xuan Shen is oriented toward Yin, directing Fire downward, resolving toxicity, dispersing nodules, cooling the Lungs and benefiting the throat, with its emphasis on the Lungs and Kidneys.
  • Large Rehmannia, Da Sheng Di Huang, generates fluids less effectively when unprocessed and dried than when used fresh.
  • Small Rehmannia, Xiao Sheng Di Huang, is gentler on digestion, thin and soft in texture, harmonizes Ying Qi, and can nourish Yin without being cloying.
  • Fresh Rehmannia, Xian Sheng Di Huang, is colder in nature and, when its juice is extracted, is stronger at cooling the Blood and generating fluids to relieve thirst; it is best suited to high fever and bleeding, at a dosage of 20-60g.
  • Wild-harvested Rehmannia, Ye Sheng Di Huang, is somewhat more bitter and less sweet.
  • Dry-fried Rehmannia, Chao Sheng Di Huang, has reduced coldness and oiliness, with an enhanced ability to nourish Blood.
  • Charred Rehmannia, Sheng Di Huang Tan, cools the Blood and is more effective at halting bleeding.
  • Wine-fried Rehmannia, Jiu Chao Sheng Di Huang, no longer harms the Stomach and is used when its usual coldness might otherwise injure Stomach and Spleen Yang.

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