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Base de conocimientoHierbas

Luo Bu Ma Ye罗布麻葉

Folium Apocyni VenetiDogbane Leaf

Categoría
Hierbas que extinguen el Viento interno
Naturaleza
fresco
Sabor
dulce, amargo
Canales de destino
Hígado
Dosis
3–15 g

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Acciones & indicaciones

Calms Liver Yang, clears Liver Fire and extinguishes Wind
  • Liver Yang Rising or Liver Fire with dizziness, headaches, vertigo, irritability, restlessness and insomnia
  • Hypertension
Clears Heat and facilitates urination
Edema and urinary difficulty with Heat
Nourishes the Heart and Calms the *Shen*
  • Insomnia, palpitations, generalized nervous conditions
  • Post-concussion syndrome
Enhances Health in the middle-aged and elderly

    Contraindicaciones

    • Avoid prolonged use and excessive dosing, to prevent toxicity.
    • Do not combine the leaves with the root.
    • Contraindicated during pregnancy.

    Combinaciones

    Notas

    • This herb may be taken alone, either decocted or infused.
    • It acts strongly on edema and urinary difficulty associated with Heat, and can be used by itself for this.
    • Taking the leaves can produce vomiting, diarrhea, epigastric discomfort, dry mouth, abdominal distention, weakness, wheezing, or pain in the region of the Liver.
    • Extended use may lead to hypokalemia.
    • Luo Bu Ma Ye and Rz. Gastrodiae Tian Ma both calm the Liver. Tian Ma, sweet and neutral, extinguishes Wind and stops spasm, and also dispels Wind and opens the collaterals to relieve pain, treating Wind-Damp Bi and limb numbness. Luo Bu Ma Ye, sweet, bitter, and cool, calms the Liver and lowers blood pressure while clearing Heat and promoting urination — used for hypertension and for Damp-Heat with urinary difficulty.
    • One source credits it with relieving cough and easing the severity of asthma attacks, taken as a tea or decoction for coughs, fever, and Wind-Heat colds.

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