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WissensbasisKräuter

Hua Shi滑石

TalcumTalcum

Auch bekannt alsTalc

Kategorie
Kräuter, die Nässe ausleiten
Temperaturverhalten
kalt
Geschmack
süß, fade
Leitbahnbezug
Magen, Blase
Dosierung
9–18 g

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Wirkungen & indikationen

Promotes urination and drains Heat from the Urinary Bladder (aids the movement of gravel and stones), (expels Damp-Heat)
  • Hot Painful Urinary Dysfunction (Lin Syndrome) with hot, painful urination, dark, painful, burning, scanty urine
  • Damp-Heat diarrhea
  • Qi Level Heat with Dampness with unremitting fever, heavy feeling in the body, thirst, yellow tongue coat
Releases Summeheat and resolves Dampness
Summerheat (fever, urinary difficulty, thirst)
Absorbs Dampness and clears Heat (topically)
Damp skin lesions (eczema, damp sores, prickly heat) (topical)
Stops bleeding due to Heat
Heat type bleeding

Kontraindikationen

  • Contraindicated in Spleen Qi Deficiency (chronic diarrhea)
  • Contraindicated in spermatorrhea.
  • Contraindicated where fluids are depleted due to Warm-Febrile disease.
  • Contraindicated in excessive urination.
  • Use with caution during pregnancy.

Kombinationen

  • Urinary discomfort and dysfunction from Damp-Heat in the Lower Jiao.

  • Diarrhea due to Damp-Heat.

  • Lin Syndrome marked by hot, painful dribbling urination and scanty, dark, painful urine.

    • Shan
    • Yao

    Upper Jiao Heat with thirst and diarrhea.

  • Damp-Heat in the Lower Jiao causing urinary discomfort and dysfunction.

  • Stone Lin.

  • Summerheat with painful urinary dysfunction, thirst, irritability, and fever.

    • Huang Bai
    • Ming Fan

    Applied topically as a powder for Damp-Heat skin lesions and eczema.

  • Damp-Warmth in which Damp-Heat obstructs the Qi Level.

    • Huang Bai
    • Duan Shi Gao

    Applied topically as a powder for eczema and other damp skin lesions.

  • Heat Lin.

  • Painful, cloudy dysuria from Damp-Heat.

  • Bloody Lin.

  • Heatstroke accompanied by vomiting and diarrhea.

    • Duan Shi Gao

    Applied topically as a powder for skin disorders.

Anmerkungen

  • This herb plays an important role in treating Lin Syndrome.
  • It can stimulate granuloma formation in the vagina and colon.
  • Its absorbent and astringent properties protect the intestines and prevent diarrhea; applied topically, it promotes healing, absorbs suppurative fluid, and protects wounds.
  • It is used for more severe conditions marked by burning and bleeding.
  • It is among the best substances for treating urinary calculi.
  • Take care to avoid inhaling its dust.
  • It is important for treating Summerheat marked by thirst and irritability.
  • Hua Shi and Gypsum Fibrosum Shi Gao both clear Heat and relieve thirst. Hua Shi suits thirst from Summerheat-Dampness with dark, difficult urination, but is unsuitable for Dry Heat, whereas Shi Gao is best used once pathogenic Heat has entered the Yang Ming Stage and dried out the fluids.
  • Hua Shi and Fol. Pyrrosiae Shi Wei are both cold in nature and unblock painful urinary dysfunction. Hua Shi is slippery, promotes the movement of Dampness, and is best suited to Damp-Heat Lin and Stone Lin, while also cooling Summerheat and relieving thirst. Shi Wei cools the Blood and stops bleeding, making it best for Blood Lin, and also cools the Lungs and stops cough.
  • Hua Shi and Fr. Malvae Dong Kui Zi are both slippery and unblock the orifices, treating urinary difficulty with rasping urethral pain. Hua Shi excels at cooling Summerheat and removing Dampness, and can be applied topically for Damp-Heat sores, while Dong Kui Zi eases bowel movements, promotes lactation, and also reduces swelling.
  • Flying Talcum Fei Hua Shi is ground into a fine powder best suited for internal use.

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