She Xiang麝香
MoschusMusk
- Categoría
- Hierbas que abren los orificios
- Naturaleza
- tibio
- Sabor
- picante, aromático
- Canales de destino
- Corazón, Bazo, Hígado
- Canales secundarios
- Pulmón, Intestino grueso, Estómago, Intestino delgado, Vejiga, Riñón, Pericardio, San Jiao, Vesícula biliar
- Dosis
- 0.03–0.1 g
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Dosis habituales
- Dosis
- 0.03–0.1 g
- Tincture
- 5–7 gotas
Acciones & indicaciones
- Strongly opens the Orifices and Luo vessels, revives the Spirit and unblocks closed disorders
- Ying Stage Heat Attacks the Pericardium due to a Warm pathogen disease with convulsions, delirium, stupor and fainting
- Closed disorders (Yang Obstruction, Yin Obstruction, Phlegm Obstruction)
- Tetanic collapse
- Seizures
- Invigorates the Blood, dissipates masses, reduces swellings, detoxifies, opens the channels and alleviates pain
- Severe problems due to Blood Stasis including fixed palpable masses, toxic sores and carbuncles
- Obstructions of the channels and collaterals due to traumatic injury or painful obstruction
- Coronary artery disease
- Hastens delivery and facilitates the passage of stillborns (induces abortion)
- Labor
- Dead fetus or placenta fail to descend
Contraindicaciones
- Contraindicated in pregnancy.
- Contraindicated in Yin Deficiency with Heat signs.
- Use with caution in hypertension.
- Use with caution in those prone to allergies.
- Use with caution where Kidney function is reduced.
- Use with caution in cerebral hyperactivity.
- Use with caution in cerebral congestion.
Incompatibilidades
Not to be used together with garlic.
Combinaciones
Sudden loss of consciousness and coma from extreme Heat or Wind-Stroke.
Closed-disorder patterns from Phlegm-Heat or Heat sinking into the Pericardium.
- Ling Yang Jiao
- Shi Gao
Blazing Pericardium Heat stirring Liver Wind, with spasms and convulsions.
Loss of consciousness and convulsions secondary to fever in children.
- Su He Xiang
- An Xi Xiang
Cold closed disorders, usually from Cold-Dampness or Phlegm-Turbidity.
Amenorrhea.
- Shui Zhi
- Meng Chong
- San Leng
Severe Blood Stasis problems, including fixed abdominal masses.
Sudden, severe chest and abdominal pain; angina pectoris or arteriosclerosis from Blood Stagnation in the chest.
- Ru Xiang
- Mo
- Yao
- Xiong Huang
- Ru Xiang
- Mo
- Yao
- Yan Hu Suo
Traumatic injury and suppurating sores.
Immobile abdominal masses, amenorrhea and dysmenorrhea from Blood Stasis, and organomegaly.
Severe hot sores and ulcerations, especially of the throat.
Severe Wind-Damp Bi.
Scrofula and Phlegm nodules.
Hastens delivery of a stillborn or the placenta.
Revives closed patterns of Wind-Stroke or Phlegm Collapse, and relieves cramps and spasms in the channels from the miasmic Damp Qi of mountain mists.
Heat-induced coma; sore throat.
Impaired consciousness from Heat and Phlegm, stroke, convulsions, and/or heat stroke.
- Tian Zhu Huang
- Zhu Sha
Infantile convulsions.
Tremors and convulsions.
Impaired consciousness from Cold and Phlegm.
- Ru Xiang
- Mo
- Yao
Carbuncles, sores, and hot swellings.
Notas
- Because the source animal is endangered and this substance is very costly, nearly all commercially available product now comes either from farmed deer or synthetic muscone.
- Its intensely aromatic, penetrating nature makes it useful for a wide range of disorders that impair consciousness.
- It also treats intestinal paralysis.
- It may be used by itself for fixed, palpable masses or organomegaly.
- Highly prized, it appears in many patent medicines for congestion of Blood and Phlegm.
- It is used to "clear filth" and promote circulation.
- One source cites its use for gastritis.
- It has been shown to inhibit cancer cell growth.
- It is said to cure diseases of every kind and eliminate all manner of foul odors.
- It is also said to activate every sense and channel and to cure all forms of retention and abdominal masses.
- One source states that stomatoma resolves within three days when 3g of the ground herb is taken with water.
- It is the most intensely aromatic and penetrating substance in the Chinese materia medica.
- It can be taken internally or applied topically.
- It is said that it should never be boiled.
- Its capacity to invigorate the Blood, reduce swelling, clear Stagnation, relieve pain, prevent necrosis, and reduce inflammation makes it highly effective for toxic swollen sores, abscesses, traumatic injury, swelling and pain from Blood Stasis, mobile or fixed abdominal masses, and amenorrhea.
- She Xiang and Borneolum (Bing Pian) are both acrid, mobile, and piercing, opening the Orifices and rousing the Spirit, and are often combined to treat loss of consciousness, febrile delirium, Summerheat fainting, Wind-Stroke, and swollen sores from Heat toxin; She Xiang opens the Orifices and rouses the Spirit more powerfully, invigorates the Blood, frees the collaterals, and reduces and disperses Qi and Blood Stagnation, treating hematomas, traumatic injury, and abdominal masses or amenorrhea from Blood Stasis, while Bing Pian dissipates constrained Fire to reduce swelling and relieve pain, treating red, sore eyes, mouth ulcers, and toothache.
- She Xiang and Styrax (Su He Xiang) are both acrid, warm, and aromatic, opening the Orifices and rousing the Spirit; She Xiang is stronger at opening the Orifices, rousing the Spirit, and freeing the channels and collaterals to treat Qi and Blood Stagnation with swelling and pain, while Su He Xiang is stronger at clearing filth and expelling Phlegm, treating turbid, filthy Qi and Wind-Stroke where excess Phlegm causes loss of consciousness.
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