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Base de conocimientoHierbas

Xiao Hui Xiang小茴香

Fructus FoeniculiFennel Fruit

Categoría
Hierbas que calientan el Interior
Naturaleza
tibio
Sabor
picante
Canales de destino
Hígado, Riñón, Bazo, Estómago
Dosis
3–12 g

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Dosis habituales

Dosis
3–12 g
Tincture
2–4 ml
Essential Oil
2–4 gotas

Acciones & indicaciones

Warms the Liver and Kidneys, expels Cold and alleviates pain
  • Cold in the Lower Jiao with lower abdominal pain
  • Cold Invades the Liver Channel with Cold bulging disorders
Regulates Qi and harmonizes the Stomach
Stomach Cold with abdominal pain, indigestion, reduced appetite and vomiting

Contraindicaciones

  • Contraindicated in Yin Deficiency with Heat signs.
  • Contraindicated in Stomach Fire.
  • Use with caution during pregnancy.

Interacciones

It may alter how quickly ciprofloxacin is absorbed.

Combinaciones

  • Sharp, localized lower abdominal pain worsened by Cold.

  • Abdominal and testicular pain and prolapse from Cold; Running Piglet disorder.

  • Abdominal and testicular pain and prolapse from severe Cold; Running Piglet disorder from severe Cold.

  • Bulging disorders that have transformed into a Heat pattern.

  • Lower back pain due to Kidney Deficiency.

  • Vomiting and poor appetite from Stomach Cold.

  • Spasmodic epigastric pain from Spleen Deficiency combined with Qi and Blood Stagnation.

  • Kidney Yang Deficiency presenting with clear, frequent, profuse urination, spermatorrhea, or dysmenorrhea with low back ache, delayed periods and cold sensation in the lower abdomen; also Spleen Yang Deficiency or Stomach Cold with epigastric distention, poor appetite, nausea, explosive diarrhea or unformed stools with gripping abdominal pain.

  • Provides strong pain relief and regulates Qi for bulging disorders and mobile masses in the lower abdomen.

  • Cold-type bulging disorders and abdominal distention from Cold; Cold dysmenorrhea with painful abdominal distention.

  • Drains pathogenic Yin, disperses Cold, reduces swelling and relieves pain for Cold-Damp bulging disorder with scrotal swelling and a dragging sensation, and for constipation and urinary difficulty from Deficiency-Cold in the Lower Jiao with Qi Stagnation and Water Accumulation.

  • Hernia.

  • Cold-type hernial disorders.

  • Heat-type hernial disorders with signs of Heat and burning pain.

  • Scrotal swelling and hardness.

Notas

  • It is commonly paired with Rz. Zingiberis Officinalis Gan Jiang to treat Cold in the Liver Channel presenting as hernias, inguinal Cold and gynecological pain.
  • It disperses abdominal Cold that causes distention, pain and digestive upset, and also serves as a reproductive tonic.
  • Warmed and applied topically to the scrotum and abdomen, it treats cold-type hernial disorders.
  • It is the common culinary spice fennel.
  • Xiao Hui Xiang and Rx. Linderae Wu Yao are both acrid, warm and aromatic. Wu Yao spreads and frees the Qi, activates the Spleen and Lungs, and reaches the Liver, Kidneys and Bladder; it smooths and descends Qi, disperses Cold and relieves pain by clearing rebellious Qi from the chest and abdomen. Xiao Hui Xiang, on the other hand, does not act on the upper Jiao and instead addresses the Middle and Lower Jiaos — descending Qi to settle nausea, disperse Cold and relieve abdominal pain, with particular note for treating bulging disorders.
  • Xiao Hui Xiang and Sm. Trigonellae Hu Lu Ba are both aromatic and warm, expel Lower Jiao Cold, treat bulging disorders, and are frequently combined. Xiao Hui Xiang acts on the Middle Jiao to stimulate appetite, settle nausea and relieve abdominal pain and distention, and on the Lower Jiao to warm and treat bulging disorders of every type — though large doses can be excessively drying. Hu Lu Ba, confined to the Lower Jiao, is essentially a strongly warming Yang tonic with a mild aroma that expels lurking Cold Qi accumulated there.
  • Dry-fried Fennel Chao Hui Xiang mobilizes less strongly but warms and regulates the Middle and awakens the Spleen more effectively; it is frequently used for nausea and vomiting from Stomach Cold or poor appetite from Spleen Deficiency.
  • Salt-fried Fennel Yan Hui Xiang descends into the Kidneys more strongly, warming and dispersing pathogenic Cold in the Lower Jiao.

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