San Shi Tang三石汤
Three Minerals Decoction
Autres nomsThree Stones Decoction
- Substances
- 10
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Composition
Releases Summeheat and resolves Dampness.
- Shi GaoGypsum Fibrosum15 g
Clears Heat in the Qi Stage, drains Fire, relieves irritability and quenches thirst.
Expels Summerheat.
- Hua Shi
- Shi Gao
Stops cough, calms wheezing, moistens the Intestines and unblocks bowels.
Clears Heat and transforms Hot Phlegm.
Clears Heat, resolves Fire toxicity, vents and disperses External Wind-Heat and clears Damp-Heat from the Lower *Jiao.*
Strongly clears Heat and resolves toxicity,
(May substitute for Jin Zhi.)
(May substitute for Jin Zhi.)
Promotes urination, resolves Dampness and clears Heat.
Actions
- Dispels Heat (using pungent, cooling herbs)
- Resolves turbidity (using aromatic herbs)
Syndromes traités
- Summerheat and Warm-pathogen disorders at the Qi Stage, with Heat overwhelming the San Jiao
- A Phlegm-Heat pattern
Manifestations
- A febrile condition
- Redness of the face
- Localized distention
- A feeling of oppression in the chest
- Corps de la langue
- Red in color
- Enduit
- Yellow in color and slippery in texture
- Pouls
- Soft in quality and Rapid in rate
Indications
- Infection with Lyme disease
- Type B encephalitis, in its early phase or when mild
- Inflammation of the stomach and intestines
- A distended, full feeling in the abdomen
Notes
- Administer while warm.
- Succinum Faecalis Aureus, or Jin Zhi, is prepared by sealing loose human stool in a clay pot and burying it for three years before it is consumed. What is actually used is the clear liquid that collects in the pot. It is not used at present.