Ce Bai Ye侧柏叶
Cacumen PlatycladiOriental Arborvitae Leafy Twig
También conocido comoCacumen Biotae · Oriental Arborvitae Tip · Arborvitae · Biota Leaves · Thujae · Platycladus Leaves
- Categoría
- Herbs that Stop Bleeding (Hemostatics)
- Naturaleza
- ligeramente frío
- Sabor
- amargo, astringente
- Canales de destino
- Pulmón, Hígado, Intestino grueso
- Canales secundarios
- Corazón, Dai Mai, Yang Wei Mai
- Dosis
- 3–18 g
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Dosis habituales
- Dosis
- 3–18 g
- Dosis
- 2–4 ml
Acciones & indicaciones
- Cools the Blood and stops bleeding
- Blood Heat bleeding with hematemesis, bleeding gums, hemafecia, hematuria, bloody dysenteric disorders and uterine bleeding
- This herb may be combined with appropriate herbs to treat bleeding associated with Cold patterns
- Stops cough and asthma and expels Phlegm
- Lung Heat with cough
- Phlegm Heat, especially important for viscous, difficult-to-expectorate, blood-streaked sputum
- Promotes the healing of burns and generates flesh (topical)
- Burns (topically in powdered form in the early stages over a moderate area)
- Promotes hair growth
- Hair loss
- Clears Damp-Heat
- Vaginal discharge due to Damp-Heat
- Dispels Wind-Dampness
- Wind-Damp Bi
Contraindicaciones
- Not used in the absence of Heat and Dampness signs.
- Prolonged use or a large dose may cause nausea, vomiting, and/or dizziness.
- Use with caution in deficient patients presenting bleeding with Blood Stasis.
- Use with caution in Spleen and Stomach Deficiency Cold.
- Avoid during pregnancy and breastfeeding.
- For deficient patients, it must be combined with suitable supporting herbs.
Combinaciones
All forms of bleeding caused by Heat in the Blood. (short-term use only)
- Sheng Di Huang
- Xian He Ye
- Xian Ai Ye
Hemorrhage caused by Blood Heat, more strongly.
Nosebleed with bright red blood, from Heat pushing the Blood upward.
- Ai Ye
- Gan Jiang
Bleeding from Deficiency Cold, with a sallow face, pale tongue, and weak pulse.
Uterine bleeding caused by Heat.
Excessive uterine bleeding accompanied by Qi and Blood Deficiency.
Long-standing dry, hot cough without phlegm.
Persistent bleeding.
- Zhi Ai Ye
- Zhi Pao Jiang
Bleeding caused by Deficiency Cold.
Vomiting of blood caused by Heat in the Bladder.
- Huai Hua
- Di Yu
Hematochezia.
- Bai Shao
Heavy menstrual bleeding.
Heavy menstrual bleeding with Qi and Blood Deficiency.
Cough with hot phlegm.
Used as an herbal wash for hair loss.
Notas
- Widely used, this is one of the most common herbs for stopping bleeding.
- Used alone, applied topically as a powder, it treats burns.
- Used alone, applied topically as a paste, it treats external bleeding.
- Some sources classify it as a Blood Invigorator used for Blood Stagnation, mainly when Qi and Blood Stagnation occur together.
- For hair loss or an itchy scalp, it is soaked in 60% alcohol and the resulting tincture applied for seven days.
- Ce Bai Ye and Hb. Ecliptae Mo Han Lian both cool the Blood, stop bleeding, promote hair growth, and darken hair. Ce Bai Ye is the one to use for hair growth when Blood Heat is the cause of hair loss, whereas Mo Han Lian nourishes Yin and addresses hair loss stemming from Kidney and Liver Deficiency.
- Ce Bai Ye and Rx. Sanguisorbae Di Yu are both bitter and cold and stop Heat-induced bleeding. Ce Bai Ye additionally transforms Phlegm, stops cough, and promotes hair growth, while Di Yu is colder still and resolves toxicity.
- Charring, giving Ce Bai Tan, makes it less cold while enhancing its ability to stop bleeding, so it treats both Hot- and Cold-type bleeding disorders and is gentler on the Spleen.
- The fresh leaves, Xian Ce Bai Ye, also clear Heat and resolve toxicity, and are applied topically for burns or decocted and applied topically for Heat Bi.
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