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Gu Sui Bu骨碎補

Rhizoma DrynariaeDrynaria Rhizome

Auch bekannt alsBoneknit Root

Kategorie
Kräuter, die das Yang tonisieren
Temperaturverhalten
warm
Geschmack
bitter
Leitbahnbezug
Niere, Leber
Nebenleitbahnen
Herz
Dosierung
6–21 g

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Übliche Dosen

Dosierung
6–21 g
To strengthen the Kidneys
30 g
Tincture
2–5 ml

Wirkungen & indikationen

Tonifies Kidney Yang, strengthens the sinews and bones and benefits the ears (also helps regain strength after injuries)
Weak low back and knees, diarrhea, tinnitus, diminished hearing, loose, painful teeth and bleeding gums associated with Kidney Deficiency
Promotes mending of sinews and bones
  • Traumatic injuries such as falls, fractures, contusions and sprains
  • Especially useful for ligament injuries and simple fractures
Stimulates hair growth (topical)
Topically as a tincture for alopecia
Invigorates the Blood
Blood Stagnation especially due to trauma

Kontraindikationen

  • Caution advised in Yin Deficiency.
  • Contraindicated in Yin Deficiency with Heat.
  • Caution advised when Blood Stasis is absent.
  • Contraindicated in Blood Deficiency.
  • Contraindicated in Wind-Dryness.
  • Contraindicated in Blood-Deficiency Fire.
  • Contraindicated in cramping from Blood Deficiency.
  • Contraindicated in painful obstruction.

Unverträglichkeiten

Avoid combining with drying, Wind-expelling herbs.

Wechselwirkungen

  • Taking Gu Sui Bu together with kanamycin appears to help prevent drug-induced ototoxicity, though it does not reverse hearing loss that has already occurred.
  • It may help treat tinnitus and numbness caused by streptomycin.

Kombinationen

Anmerkungen

  • It works especially well for ligament injuries and uncomplicated fractures, and helps restore strength during recovery.
  • Its main use is repairing severely broken bones.
  • For chronic diarrhea from Kidney Yang Deficiency, powder the herb and roast it together with pig's kidney.
  • The name Gu Sui Bu translates as "mend broken bones," reflecting its most common use — treating fractures, which are usually accompanied by Blood Stasis.
  • Some sources credit this herb with stopping bleeding.
  • Some sources describe a diuretic action for this herb.
  • It can be used by itself, either decocted or as a powdered tooth-powder, for toothache, bleeding gums, or loose teeth.
  • Gu Sui Bu and Rz. Cibotii Gou Ji share the ability to tonify the Liver and Kidney and strengthen tendon and bone, treating lower-back and knee soreness and pain along with sinew and bone weakness from Liver-Kidney Deficiency. Gou Ji, sweet and warm, is more effective at tonifying bone and spine and expelling Wind-Dampness, whereas Gu Sui Bu, bitter and warm, more strongly invigorates the Blood and stops pain, and can also carry its action downward to treat tinnitus and toothache caused by floating Yang.
  • The sand-fried form, Sha Chao Gu Sui Bu, is more crumbly, less fibrous, and decocts more easily.
  • Gu Sui Bu and Rx. Dipsaci Xu Duan both tonify the Liver and Kidney to strengthen tendon and bone and invigorate the Blood for traumatic injury, and together they are combined to treat bone fractures; both also help prevent and treat osteoarthritis by raising bone mass density. Gu Sui Bu has the stronger Kidney-tonifying action, while Xu Duan additionally calms a restless fetus and stops bleeding.

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