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Sheng Jiang生姜

Rhizoma Zingiberis RecensFresh Ginger Rhizome

Kategorie
Warm, Acrid Herbs that Release the Exterior (Wind-Cold Diaphoretics)
Temperaturverhalten
leicht warm
Geschmack
scharf
Leitbahnbezug
Lunge, Milz, Magen
Dosierung
1–10 g

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Übliche Dosen

Dosierung
1–10 g
Tincture
1–2 ml

Wirkungen & indikationen

Releases the Exterior, induces perspiration and disperses Cold
Wind-Cold
Warms the Middle and stops vomiting
Cold in the Stomach especially with vomiting
Warms the Lungs and stops coughing
  • Cough due to Wind-Cold
  • Cough due to Lung Deficiency with Phlegm
Reduces the toxicity of other herbs and seafood
Herb toxicity or seafood poisoning
Adjusts the Ying and Wei - normalizes the flow of Qi at the center
Tai Yang Zhong Feng - Wind-Cold with Deficiency

Kontraindikationen

  • Not for use in spontaneous sweating due to Exterior Deficiency.
  • Not for use in Lung Heat.
  • Not for use in Stomach Heat with vomiting.
  • Not for use in Yin Deficiency with signs of Heat.

Kombinationen

  • External Wind-Cold; relieves epigastric pain, nausea and vomiting by strengthening the Spleen; protects Stomach Qi and lessens gastrointestinal irritation from other herbs; regulates Ying and Wei in treating Tai Yang Zhong Feng; keeps tonics from generating Dampness in the Middle Jiao; prevents Phlegm from accumulating; and nourishes the Blood, guards against injury from harsh Blood-moving herbs, and assists the movement of Qi.

    • Zhi
    • Ban Xia

    Vomiting from various causes, including Stomach Cold; and productive cough from Phlegm-Dampness.

  • Vomiting from Heat in patients with Stomach Qi Deficiency.

  • Cough with profuse sputum from Wind-Cold affecting the Lungs.

  • Cough and headache from Heat-induced Phlegm, or loss of speech and numbness from Wind-Stroke due to Phlegm obstruction.

  • For detoxification.

  • Vomiting and diarrhea caused by seafood poisoning.

    • Chen Pi

    Cold-Dampness obstructing the Middle, with nausea and hiccups.

  • Strongly promotes sweating to treat External Wind-Cold with chills, fever, body aches and absence of sweating; and warms and disperses thin mucus in the Stomach, addressing nausea, hiccup, Stomach pain, acid reflux or vomiting of clear fluid.

  • Harmonizes Ying and Wei to expel pathogens.

    • Ma Huang

    Strongly promotes sweating to treat externally contracted Wind-Cold disorders generally, particularly where Wind-Cold has constrained Lung Qi, producing cough and wheezing, and where Lung Qi fails to descend, causing nausea and vomiting.

    • Green Tea

    Taken as a tea for severe vomiting and diarrhea.

Anmerkungen

  • Reduces the toxicity of herbs such as Rx. Aconiti Preparata Zhi Fu Zi, Rz. Arisaematis Zhi Tian Nan Xing and Rz. Pinelliae Zhi Ban Xia, as well as of fish and crab.
  • The rhizome's skin, Sheng Jiang Pi, promotes urination and reduces edema.
  • It can be used by itself for early Wind-Cold invasion, seafood poisoning, or nausea and vomiting.
  • It promotes the movement of Qi, fluids, Phlegm and Blood.
  • It is known as "The Sacred Drug for Vomiting."
  • Should numbness and swelling of the tongue and throat follow ingestion of a toxic substance, a decoction of Sheng Jiang should be taken right away.
  • Cooking it together with fish neutralizes fish toxins.
  • Sheng Jiang has broad applications and acts quickly but briefly, used mainly to induce sweating and expel pathogens; it moves without conserving. Rz. Zingiberis Gan Jiang acts internally, warming the Middle while dispersing Internal Cold, with longer-lasting effects than Sheng Jiang; it both moves and conserves. Rz. Zingiberis Preparatum Pao Jiang is bitter, warm and harmonizing, warming the Middle and stopping diarrhea and bleeding; it conserves without moving.
  • Sheng Jiang, Fr. Evodiae Wu Zhu Yu and Rz. Coptidis Huang Lian each relieve nausea: Wu Zhu Yu warms the Liver to treat nausea and acid regurgitation from Liver Cold invading the Stomach; Huang Lian clears Stomach Heat to treat nausea and bilious vomiting from Damp-Heat in the Stomach; and Sheng Jiang warms the Middle to treat vomiting of clear fluid from Stomach Cold.
  • Baked Ginger, Wei Jiang, no longer disperses and only descends, with a strong warming, downward action suited to harmonizing the Middle and stopping nausea; it treats Spleen Yang Deficiency Cold with abdominal pain and nausea.
  • Ginger Peel, Sheng Jiang Pi, is acrid and cooling, acting mainly on the Middle; it promotes urination and reduces edema while dispersing the Exterior, and treats superficial edema.
  • Ginger Juice, Jiang Zhi, is acrid and warm, stronger than Sheng Jiang at dispersing and descending, and best suited to relieving nausea, breaking up Phlegm and reducing cough.

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