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Shi Jun Zi使君子

Fructus QuisqualisRangoon Creeper Fruit with Seeds

  • Leicht toxisch

Auch bekannt alsQuisqualis

Kategorie
Kräuter, die Parasiten austreiben
Temperaturverhalten
warm
Geschmack
süß
Leitbahnbezug
Milz, Magen
Dosierung
4.5–12 g

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Übliche Dosen

Dosierung
4.5–12 g
Children
1 Stück
Tincture
2–4 ml

Wirkungen & indikationen

Kills parasites
Roundworms, threadworms, hookworms and pinworms (can be used alone), scabies
Strengthens the Spleen, dissolves accumulations and improves digestion
Childhood nutritional impairment, abdominal distention, poor appetite or a weak constitution

Kontraindikationen

  • Taking it with hot tea may cause diarrhea and belching.
  • An excessive dose may also cause belching, vomiting and dizziness.
  • Contraindicated in children with Spleen and Stomach Deficiency Cold.
  • Contraindicated in the absence of parasitic accumulation.
  • Allergic reactions are possible.

Kombinationen

  • Dislodges and expels roundworms.

  • Dislodges and expels roundworms, with greater potency.

  • Pinworms.

  • Applied topically for pinworms.

  • Childhood nutritional impairment with marked Food Stagnation.

  • Childhood nutritional impairment accompanied by constipation.

  • Childhood nutritional impairment caused by parasites.

  • Long-standing childhood nutritional impairment with abdominal distention and anorexia.

  • Severe, long-standing childhood nutritional impairment with emaciation and jaundice.

  • Forcefully expels parasites, drains Heat and clears Intestinal accumulation in constipation caused by excess Heat.

    • Rice Water

    The shell is removed, the kernel crushed into a fine powder, and it is taken on an empty stomach at 5:00 a.m. or early in the morning.

    • Ren Shen
    • Bai Zhu

    Childhood nutritional impairment with Spleen Qi Deficiency and weakness.

Anmerkungen

  • Its sweet taste makes it well suited to children.
  • Possible side effects include nausea, vomiting, hiccup, vertigo and belching.
  • It ranks among the most widely used anthelmintics, being particularly effective against roundworms and childhood nutritional impairment.
  • It can simply be chewed and swallowed without a laxative, making it particularly suitable for children.
  • It also treats turbid urine, diarrhea and dysenteric disorders linked to childhood nutritional impairment.
  • It is regarded as one of the most potent anti-parasitic herbs.
  • Shi Jun Zi and Sm. Torreyae Fei Zi are both sweet, relatively nontoxic, kill parasites without harming the Spleen, and contain fatty oils that lubricate the Intestines. Shi Jun Zi is the stronger of the two at expelling roundworms, and additionally moistens the Lungs, stops cough, tonifies the Spleen and augments the Stomach to aid digestion, treating childhood nutritional impairment; Fei Zi is more effective against hookworms and pinworms, and likewise moistens the Lungs and stops cough.
  • Shi Jun Zi and Cx. Meliae Ku Lian Pi are both effective at expelling roundworms, but Ku Lian Pi, bitter and cold, clears Damp-Heat while being harsh on digestion and fairly toxic, whereas Shi Jun Zi, sweet and warm, augments the Spleen and Stomach, treats the accumulations of childhood nutritional impairment, and eliminates Deficiency Heat.
  • Rangoon Creeper Flesh Shi Jun Zi Rou kills parasites more forcefully but is also more toxic, producing nausea and dizziness, so it should be dosed lower.
  • Dry-fried Rangoon Creeper Kernels Chao Shi Jun Zi Ren are less toxic, better tasting, more effective against parasites, and strengthen the Spleen; they are especially suited for children with intestinal parasites or childhood nutritional impairment, and can be used on their own.

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