Wang Bu Liu Xing王不留行

Semen VaccariaeVaccaria Seeds

Inne nazwyCow Soapwort Seed · Cowcockle Seed · Cow-Herb Seed · Cow Fat Seed

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Dawki zwyczajowe

Promotes the movement of Blood, promotes lactation and invigorates the channels: Promotes lactation and unblocks menstruation
Insufficient lactation due to amenorrhea
Reduces swelling and drains abscesses: For painful swellings, especially of the breast or testicles
Promotes healing of incised wounds: Incised wounds

Menstrual irregularity or amenorrhea from Blood Stasis.
- Chuan Shan Jia
Insufficient lactation and breast abscess, along with amenorrhea, dysmenorrhea, mobile or fixed abdominal masses and accumulations, and lactostasis.
Deficient lactation.
- Huang Qi
- Dang Gui
Deficient lactation from postpartum Qi and Blood Deficiency.
- Pu Gong Ying
- Gua Lou
- Lian Qiao
- Xia Ku Cao
Abscess of the breast.
- Chuan Lian Zi
- Ban Lan Gen
Mumps-related orchitis.

It is reputed to act very quickly, with an effect that cannot be halted by any means.
It reduces the swelling of carbuncles.
Applied topically, it has been used for herpes zoster.
It is recognized as effective for prostatitis and benign prostatic hypertrophy.
It is used for difficult labor.
Wang Bu Liu Xing and Squama Manitis, Chuan Shan Jia, share an unrestrained, mobilizing nature: both excel at opening the channels and collaterals, moving Blood, encouraging lactation and reducing swollen sores. Wang Bu Liu Xing is bitter and neutral, with a pronounced downward-directing action that induces labor and pushes breast milk downward. Chuan Shan Jia is salty and cold, with a stronger penetrating quality that lets it disperse and unblock the internal organs while tracking down Wind and invigorating the collaterals at the exterior; it also expels pus.
Dry-fried Vaccaria Seeds, Chao Liu Xing Zi, are warm and more strongly invigorate the Blood and promote menstruation, making them suited to amenorrhea caused by Blood Stasis.