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Base de conocimientoHierbas

Shi Jue Ming石决明

Concha HaliotidisAbalone Shell

También conocido comoSea Ear Shell · Haliotis

Categoría
Hierbas que extinguen el Viento interno
Naturaleza
frío
Sabor
salado
Canales de destino
Riñón, Hígado
Dosis
9–30 g

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Dosis habituales

Dosis
9–30 g
Powder
0.5–2 g

Acciones & indicaciones

Drains Liver Fire, pacifies the Liver and anchors and sedates Liver *Yang*
  • Liver Fire and Liver Yang Rising patterns with headache, dizziness and red or swollen eyes
  • Hypertension with Liver Yang Rising
Improves vision and causes superficial visual obstruction to recede
Liver Heat causing visual problems with photophobia, pterygium, nebulae, cataracts or other superficial visual obstruction, red eyes and blurred vision
Calms Internal Wind
Liver Wind
Clears Stomach Fire and stops pain and bleeding
Stomach Fire with acid reflux, heartburn, bleeding ulcers and Stomach pain (best calcined)

Contraindicaciones

  • Contraindicated in the absence of true Heat symptoms.
  • Use cautiously in Spleen and Stomach Deficiency Cold with anorexia and loose stools.
  • Avoid prolonged use, as it can injure the Stomach.

Incompatibilidades

Counteracts Flos Inulae Xuan Fu Hua.

Combinaciones

Notas

  • More recently, this herb has been used for excess gastric acidity, and applied topically for traumatic bleeding.
  • It is particularly noted for treating essential hypertension linked to failing Kidneys.
  • Some sources, Bensky among them, place this herb in the Extinguish Liver Wind category, while others make no mention of Liver Wind at all.
  • In large doses it can substitute for Cornu Antelopis Ling Yang Jiao in treating infantile convulsions caused by Liver Wind Heat.
  • It clears blurred vision arising from Liver Yin Deficiency.
  • Its action is directed almost exclusively at the Liver.
  • Shi Jue Ming and Sm. Cassiae Jue Ming Zi both clear Liver Heat and brighten the eyes, and are combined for eye disorders and eye-related headaches; Jue Ming Zi, bitter and cold, is the better of the two at cooling Liver Fire to brighten the eyes and also moistens the Intestines, while Shi Jue Ming, salty, cold and heavy, is used to sedate Rising Liver Yang.
  • Shi Jue Ming and Concha Margaritaferae Usta Zhen Zhu Mu likewise share the ability to cool Liver Heat and sedate Rising Liver Yang and are often paired for these conditions, though Zhen Zhu Mu additionally enters the Heart channel to calm the Spirit, whereas Shi Jue Ming enters the Liver channel alone.
  • Calcined Abalone Shell is milder in salty, cold nature and weaker at calming the Liver and anchoring Yang, but is superior for brightening the eyes.
  • Salt-prepared Abalone Shell Yan Shi Jue Ming enters the Kidney channel as well and is more effective at cooling the Liver and brightening the eyes; it is used for superficial visual obstruction and other eye disorders.

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