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Yu Jin郁金

Radix CurcumaeCurcuma Tuber

Inne nazwyTurmeric Tuber

Kategoria
Herbs that Invigorate the Blood
Natura
zimna
Smak
ostry, gorzki
Wchodzone kanały
Serce, Płuca, Wątroba
Kanały poboczne
Pęcherzyk żółciowy
Dawkowanie
3–15 g

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Dawki zwyczajowe

Dawkowanie
3–15 g
Tincture
2–5 ml

Działania & wskazania

Invigorates the Blood, dispels Blood Stasis, regulates Qi flow, speeds healing of chronic sores and alleviates pain
  • Blood Stasis due to trauma (topical and internal)
  • Chronic sores
  • Liver Qi Stagnation with chest, flank menstrual and abdominal pain
  • Especially useful for Liver Qi Stagnation with Heat signs
Clears Heat and cools the Blood
  • Xue Level Heat with epistaxis, hematemesis and hematuria
  • Especially for epistaxis at the onset of menstruation (inverted menstruation)
Clears the Heart and Pericardium and opens the Orifices
Phlegm Heat Obstructing the Heart Orifices with anxiety, agitation, seizures or mental derangement
Benefits the Gallbladder and reduces jaundice
  • Gallbladder disorders
  • Jaundice

Przeciwwskazania

  • Contraindicated in distention and obstruction with Qi Deficiency.
  • Contraindicated where there is no Qi or Blood Stasis.
  • Contraindicated in Yin Deficiency from blood loss.
  • Use cautiously during pregnancy.

Niezgodności

Should not be combined with Flos Caryophylli Ding Xiang.

Połączenia

  • Abdominal and flank pain associated with menstruation.

    • Zhi Ke

    Liver Qi Stagnation presenting with chest oppression and epigastric and abdominal fullness with signs of Heat; stabbing chest, flank, and abdominal pain from Blood Stagnation.

  • Liver Qi and Blood Stagnation with flank pain, distention, dysmenorrhea, and irregular menstruation.

  • Chest Bi caused by Heat with Blood Stasis.

  • Accumulations or masses in the hypochondrium.

    • Yin Chen Hao
    • Zhi Zi

    Jaundice from Damp-Heat febrile disease, with flank pain, chest constriction and distention, scanty urine, and anorexia.

  • Purplish skin rashes, hematemesis, and epistaxis from Blood Heat with Blood Stasis.

  • Pain from Stone Lin.

  • Damp-Heat obscuring the clear Orifices, with focal distention, chest and epigastric oppression, and clouded consciousness.

Uwagi

  • This herb has two principal varieties: Chuan Yu Jin, milder and more oriented toward moving Qi, suited to weaker patients; and Guang Yu Jin, stronger and more oriented toward moving Blood.
  • It also helps relieve depression.
  • Its capacity to dredge the Liver and purge the Gallbladder makes this herb quite valuable, comparable to Rx. Bupleuri Chai Hu; it also addresses sharp pain, similar to Corydalis Yan Hu Suo and Melia Ku Lian Gen Pi.
  • Its action resembles that of Rz. Curcumae Longae Jiang Huang and Rz. Curcumae E Zhu.
  • It is well suited to Heat in the Blood accompanied by Stasis.
  • While it clears the Heart well, its power to open the Orifices is weak.
  • It treats withdrawal-related seizures in Liver disorders.
  • It treats pox toxin invading the Heart.
  • This herb is also used as a yellow dye in textiles.
  • Both Yu Jin and Rz. Curcumae Longae Jiang Huang promote the movement of Qi and Blood and assist the Gallbladder in clearing jaundice, with Yu Jin being the stronger of the two here. Jiang Huang is warm rather than cold and addresses Wind Bi, which Yu Jin does not; Yu Jin, for its part, enters the Blood Level to cool Heat and break up Blood Stasis while moving Qi at the Blood Level, and also clears Heat and relieves constraint — actions Jiang Huang lacks.

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