E Jiao Ji Zi Huang Tang阿膠雞子黃湯
Ass-Hide Gelatin and Egg Yolk Decoction
- Substances
- 10
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Composition
Tonifies the Blood and nourishes and moistens *Yin.*
- Ji Zi HuangEgg Yolk2 yolks
Nourishes Yin, tonifies the Blood and moistens Dryness and extinguishes Wind.
Nourishes the Blood, nourishes Liver and Kidney *Yin and benefits Jing.*
Moderates spasms, alleviates pain, moderates and harmonizes the harsh properties of other herbs and guides the herbs to all twelve channels.
Extinguishes Wind and alleviates spasms.
Drains Liver Fire, pacifies the Liver, anchors and sedates Liver *Yang and calms Internal Wind.*
for headache and dizziness associated with Yin Deficiency and Rising Yang patterns.Heavily settles and calms the Spirit, calms the Liver, benefits Yin and anchors Floating *Yang*.
Quiets the Heart, calms the Spirit and
soothes the nerves.
Dispels Wind-Dampness and unblocks the channels and collaterals.
- Ji Zi Huang, Bai Xiao
Actions
- Enriches the Blood
- Replenishes Yin
- Extinguishing of Internal Wind
- Brings release to the Exterior
- Promotes sweating
Syndromes traités
Deficiency of Liver Blood gives rise to Wind
Manifestations
- Rigidity in the limbs
- Spasms and twitching of the muscles in the limbs
- A mouth that feels dry
- Lips that have become parched
- Feeling dizzy
- A sensation of vertigo
- Corps de la langue
- Red of a deep shade
- Enduit
- Thinly spread
- Pouls
- Thin in form and rapid in rate
Indications
- Cases of Parkinson's disease
- Dizzy spells
- Bouts of vertigo
- After-effects following meningitis
- After-effects left by encephalitis
- Cerebral embolism
Modifications
In cases of Qi and Yin Deficiency
- +Ren Shen
- +Mai Men Dong
When Parkinson's disease is present
- −Shu Di Huang
- +Sheng Di Huang
- −Shi Jue Ming
- +Mai Men Dong
Where there is spontaneous sweating