Chun Pi椿皮
Cortex AilanthiAilanthus Bark or Root Bark
Auch bekannt alsTree of Heaven Bark
- Kategorie
- Kräuter, die stabilisieren und zusammenhalten
- Temperaturverhalten
- kalt
- Geschmack
- bitter, adstringierend
- Leitbahnbezug
- Dickdarm, Magen
- Nebenleitbahnen
- Leber, Lunge
- Dosierung
- 3–15 g
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Übliche Dosen
- Dosierung
- 3–15 g
- Tincture
- 1–3 ml
Wirkungen & indikationen
- Clears Heat, astringes the Intestines, dries Dampness, stops diarrhea and stops bleeding
- Diarrhea or dysentery due to Damp-Heat particularly if there is hemafecia
- Chronic vaginal discharge due to Damp-Heat
- Kills parasites
- Roundworms
- Pruritic tinea-like rashes (topically)
Kontraindikationen
- Avoid in Spleen and Stomach Deficiency Cold.
- Avoid in Kidney Yin Deficiency.
- Use at lower doses or combine with other anti-parasitic herbs, since high doses may cause nausea and vomiting.
Kombinationen
Lower Jiao Dampness causing dysenteric diarrhea, blood in the stool and/or vaginal discharge.
- Ren Shen
Diarrhea or prolonged dysenteric disorders; combined with rice congee for bleeding hemorrhoids and chronic dysenteric disorder with bleeding and pus; chronic diarrhea or chronic, incessantly leaking watery vaginal discharge; mild treatment of Damp-Heat.
Chronic dysenteric disorders progressing to diarrhea from Deficiency Cold.
Continuous uterine bleeding.
- Huang Bai
- Bai Shao
- Gao Liang Jiang
Damp-Heat causing red-and-white vaginal discharge.
- Huang Bai
- Zhi Zi
- Che Qian Zi
- Huang Bai
- Zhi Zi
- Qian Shi
- Lian Zi
Damp-Heat causing red-and-white vaginal discharge.
- Ming Fan
- Chuan Jiao
- Li Lu
Used externally as a wash for itching skin conditions.
- Huang Lian
- Huang Bai
- Huang Qin
Chronic dysentery or diarrhea with pus and Blood; Toxic Heat dysentery.
- Chuan Jiao
Postpartum rectal prolapse.
Anmerkungen
- It is used externally as a wash for scabies and damp sores.
- Some sources say it expels Phlegm that has accumulated long-term in the Lungs and Stomach.
- It should only be used once the pathogenic influence has been largely reduced or cleared.
- Used alone as an enema, it treats chronic dysentery or diarrhea containing pus and Blood.
- It can be used alone against roundworms.
- Chun Pi and Cx. Phellodendri Huang Bai both clear Heat, dry Dampness and treat Damp-Heat vaginal discharge. Huang Bai, intensely bitter and cold, has strong cooling and drying action across a wide range of syndromes, while Chun Pi restrains, binds and cools the Blood, addressing incessant uterine bleeding, blood in the stool and chronic dysentery.
- Chun Pi and Per. Granati Shi Liu Pi both astringe the Intestines, stop diarrhea and kill parasites, and both are used internally and topically. Chun Pi is Cold and treats chronic Damp-Heat diarrhea that may include mucus and Blood in the stool, and topically serves as a wash or paste for skin disorders. Shi Liu Pi is Warm and treats chronic diarrhea with rectal prolapse from Spleen Qi or Yang Deficiency, and is also used topically as a soak or powder.
- Dry-fried Ailanthus Bark Chao Chun Pi is milder in bitterness and Coldness and protects digestion, particularly when dry-fried with bran.
- Vinegar-prepared Ailanthus Bark Cu Chao Chun Pi has a stabilizing, astringent action.
- Rx. Ailanthi Chen Gen is the whole root, whereas Chun Pi is only the bark. Chen Gen is Bitter and Astringent, entering the Stomach channel; it dries Middle Jiao Dampness, astringes the Intestines to stop diarrhea, clears Heat to reduce inflammation and swelling, and releases the Exterior to promote measles eruption. It treats diarrhea, chronic dysentery, blood in the stool, heavy menstrual discharge, and cervical and rectal cancer. It is contraindicated in Spleen and Stomach Deficiency Cold, at a dosage of 3 to 5g.