Man Jing Zi蔓荊子
Fructus ViticisVitex Fruit
También conocido comoChastetree Fruit · Three-leaf Chastetree Fruit
- Categoría
- Cool Acrid Hears that Release the Exterior (Wind-Heat Diaphoretics)
- Naturaleza
- fresco
- Sabor
- amargo, picante
- Canales de destino
- Vejiga, Hígado, Estómago
- Dosis
- 6–12 g
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Dosis habituales
- Dosis
- 6–12 g
- Maximum dosage
- 30 g
Acciones & indicaciones
- Disperses Wind and clears Heat
- Wind-Heat with headache or eye pain
- Dispels Wind-Heat in the Liver channel and clears and benefits the head and eyes
- Liver Channel Wind-Heat with excessive tearing, red, painful or swollen eyes or spots in front of the eyes
- Liver Yang Rising
- Drains Dampness, expels Wind and relieves pain
- Wind-Dampness in the limbs (auxiliary) with stiffness, numbness, cramping or heaviness
Contraindicaciones
- Use caution with headaches or eye problems from Yin or Blood Deficiency.
- Use caution in those with Spleen and Stomach Qi Deficiencies.
- Use caution for those with dizziness or headache from Blood Deficiency.
Incompatibilidades
- Antagonistic with the Rx. Aconiti Wu Tou family.
- Antagonistic with Gypsum Shi Gao.
Combinaciones
- Bai Ji Li
Headache centered around the eyes and dizziness from Wind-Heat. Liver Fire Rising with red, sore eyes.
Headache and dizziness from Wind-Heat, with a stronger effect. Eye disorders from Wind-Heat attacking the Liver channel.
- Ren Shen
- Huang Qi
Eye disease, tinnitus, dizziness, and deafness from Deficiency.
Wind-Damp headache, with generalized body, back, and shoulder pain.
Pain and spasms of the extremities from Wind-Dampness.
- Bai Shao
Soothes the Liver.
Superficial Wind-Dampness with a heavy, painful head and generalized bodily heaviness.
- Fang Feng
- Ju Hua
- Chuan Xiong
- Shi Gao
Headache from Wind-Heat.
Headache, facial swelling, and pain from Wind-Heat.
Frontal or migraine headache.
Temporal headache from Wind-Heat.
Headache from Internal Wind caused by Blood Deficiency.
Notas
- Given to a Qi Deficient patient, it can provoke paranoia and agoraphobia (an imbalance of bladder energy).
- Its effect resembles that of aspirin.
- It is typically used for pain in the upper body.
- It particularly addresses Wind-Heat affecting the face and eyes, but is also useful for stiff, painful joints from Wind-Damp Bi.
- It can also be used for swollen, painful gums and teeth.
- It is reported to be effective against certain parasites.
- Besides Wind-Damp Bi, it also treats cold bulging disorders and leg Qi.
- Many regard it as the best herb for tinnitus and deafness.
- Man Jing Zi and Rz. Gastrodiae Tian Ma both treat headaches, but Man Jing Zi addresses headache from Wind-Heat while Tian Ma addresses headache from Internal Liver Wind.
- Unprepared Vitex Fruit Sheng Man Jing Zi has a stronger dispersing action and is indicated for expelling Wind-Heat, dispersing Wind, and relieving pain.
- Dry-fried Vitex Fruit Chao Man Jing Zi is less acrid and disperses less strongly, but is better at clearing the head and eyes; it treats headache around the eyes, watery eyes or blurred vision, and is the form generally used.
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