Zhen Zhu Mu珍珠母

Concha Margaritaferae UstaMother-of-Pearl Shell

Auch bekannt alsPteria · Nacre

Kategorie: Substances that Anchor, Settle and Calm the Spirit (Substances that Calm the Liver and Extinguish Wind)
Temperaturverhalten: kalt
Geschmack: süß, salzig
Leitbahnbezug: Herz, Leber
Dosierung: 10–60 g

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Wirkungen & indikationen

Calms the Liver, anchors Yang and drains Liver Fire: Liver Yang Rising due to Liver Yin Deficiency with dizziness, vertigo, tinnitus and insomnia
Clears the Liver and improves vision: Blurred vision due to Liver Deficiency
Liver Heat with red eyes, photophobia and superficial visual obstruction
Sedates fright and calms the Spirit: Palpitations, anxiety, insomnia and other problems secondary to Shen disturbance
Stops bleeding: Bleeding from the Upper Jiao
Promotes healing and reduces itching of the skin: Eczema and itching (topically as a powder)
Neutralizes Stomach acid and relieves pain: Peptic ulcers with pain and regurgitation

- Long Chi
- Bai Shao
- Sheng Di Huang
Liver Yin Deficiency accompanied by Liver Yang Rising.
Headache and dizziness arising from Liver Yang Rising.
Red eyes and photophobia, with or without superficial visual obstruction, from Wind-Heat attacking the Liver channel.
Cloudy vision and dull eyes due to Liver Deficiency.
- Long Chi
- Shui Niu Jiao
- Dang Gui
Irritability, dizziness, anxious palpitations and insomnia from Heart and Liver Yin Deficiency.
- Yuan Zhi
- Suan Zao Ren
Insomnia with palpitations.
- Dai Zhe Shi
Epistaxis or hematemesis.
- Long Chi
Strongly calms and anchors the Spirit, restraining Liver Yang.
- Bai Shao
- Sheng Di Huang
- Bai Ji Li
- Yuan Zhi
- Xiang Fu
- Gou Teng
- Dai Zhe Shi
Neurasthenia.
- Cang Zhu
Dizziness, blurred vision and night blindness from Liver Deficiency.
Photophobia with red, swollen, painful eyes.
- Yu Jin
- Huang Lian
- Tian Zhu Huang
- Dan Nan Xing
- Shi Chang Pu
- Gou Teng
- Quan Xie
Heart Fire.

Its anti-convulsive and sedative effects are weaker than those of Margarita Zhen Zhu.
Against dizziness, tinnitus and palpitations, however, its effect exceeds that of Margarita Zhen Zhu.
It is produced from the calcined shells of pearl-bearing shellfish.
It is widely used in ophthalmology.
It is said to calm the Liver, anchor Yang, settle the Shen, calm childhood convulsions, reduce Heat-induced focal distention and superficial visual obstruction, and treat hematemesis, epistaxis and metrorrhagia.
Zhen Zhu Mu and Concha Haliotidis Shi Jue Ming both cool Liver Heat and sedate Liver Yang Rising, and are commonly combined for these disorders; Zhen Zhu Mu additionally enters the Heart channel to calm the Spirit, whereas Shi Jue Ming enters only the Liver channel.
Zhen Zhu Mu and Margarita Zhen Zhu have comparable actions, though Zhen Zhu Mu cannot nourish Yin or generate flesh; it is used mainly to calm Liver Yang Rising with headache, dizziness, tinnitus and insomnia, or to cool the Liver when Liver Heat has produced red eyes and photophobia.
Calcined Mother-of-Pearl, Duan Zhen Zhu Mu, reduces Stomach hyperacidity and is applied topically as a paste blended with Vaseline or vegetable oil for burns.