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Ban Mao斑蝥

MylabrisMylabris

  • Stark toxisch

Auch bekannt alsCantharides · Chinese Blistering Beetle · Telini Fly

Kategorie
Kräuter zur äußeren Anwendung
Temperaturverhalten
kalt
Geschmack
scharf
Leitbahnbezug
Dickdarm, Leber, Magen
Nebenleitbahnen
Dünndarm, Niere
Dosierung
0.03–0.06 g

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Übliche Dosen

Dosierung
0.03–0.06 g
Topically
0.1–0.3 g
Tincture
5–15 Tropfen

Wirkungen & indikationen

Attacks toxin and erodes sores
  • Topically for sores, carbuncles and scrofula
  • Dog bites
Invigorates the Blood, dispels Blood Stasis and disperses clumps
Palpable fixed masses and local distention due to Blood Stasis

Kontraindikationen

  • Contraindicated in pregnancy.
  • Contraindicated in weak patients.
  • Use with extreme caution, in only minute doses.
  • Not for long-term use.
  • It can cause gastroenteritis and nephritis.
  • It may be fatal.
  • Do not apply to open wounds.

Unverträglichkeiten

  • Antagonizes Rx. Glycyrrhizae Gan Cao.
  • Counteracts Sm. Crotonis Ba Dou.
  • Counteracts Rx. Salviae Miltiorrhizae Dan Shen.

Kombinationen

  • Chronic suppurative sores that fail to heal.

  • Amenorrhea caused by Blood Stasis.

  • Formed into a pill coated with Cinnabaris Zhu Sha for chronic, persistent muscle and joint pain.

  • Taken internally for fixed masses of the Liver.

  • Mixed with vinegar and applied topically several times a day for psoriasis or fungal infection.

  • Taken internally for scrofula.

Anmerkungen

  • Because most sources lack a dedicated anti-cancer category, this herb appears under different headings: Bensky classifies it among herbs for external application, OHAI places it under Insecticide, Bactericide and Fungicide, and other sources list it as a Blood-Invigorating herb.
  • It irritates the skin, producing redness and blisters that burst and heal, essentially eroding the sore away.
  • It produces blistering with a strong effect but slow onset; there is little pain, healing is rapid, and scarring is usually absent — though applied to an open wound it can cause irreversible damage.
  • Combined with garlic, it can be applied topically to sores, carbuncles and furuncles.
  • It exerts an anti-tumor effect.
  • It causes cancerous tissue to break down and decay.
  • It is reported effective for esophageal, gastric, Liver, cardiac, Lung and breast cancers.
  • It is used internally for Liver or gastrointestinal cancer.
  • For gastric and esophageal cancers and cervical lymphosarcoma, it is ground to a powder and applied to ST-36 to raise a blister, while one insect and an egg are simultaneously steamed and taken three times daily.
  • One source states it can induce abortion.
  • It is said to treat hernial disorders.
  • It is also used for facial paralysis, Bi syndrome, alopecia areata, urolithiasis and verruca warts.
  • For warts, nevi and melanoma, three Ban Mao, 15g of polished glutinous rice and one garlic clove are pounded together and applied topically to the lesion.
  • For furuncles and swelling, crushed Ban Mao is applied to the lesion while it is scratched with a needle.
  • Combined with chemotherapy, this substance can help control leukopenia in leukemia patients.
  • Mylabris, Ban Mao, attacks toxicity and erodes putrefaction and is highly toxic; Lithargyrum, Mi Tuo Seng, is acrid, salty and neutral, and can kill parasites, reduce swelling, astringe urine and generate flesh, excelling at treating Damp-type tinea and sweat-induced skin eruptions.
  • Despite its toxicity, it is an important remedy for serious conditions such as carcinomas, viral and fungal infections, leukocyte Deficiency, and reproductive problems including sterility and impotence.
  • Ban Mao plaster is used around the world and is regarded as the most effective and widely used counterirritant known.
  • Rice Mylabris, Mi Ban Mao, is less toxic and more palatable, allowing internal use to unblock menstruation and break up both mobile and fixed masses.

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