Feng Wei Cao鳳尾草
Herba PterisPteris
Autres nomsHerba Pteridis Multifidae · Phoenix-Tail Fern · Chinese Brake · Huguenot Fern · Serrulate Brake · Spider Brake
- Catégorie
- Plantes qui clarifient la Chaleur
- Nature
- froid, frais
- Saveur
- amer, doux
- Tropisme
- Gros intestin, Vessie, Poumon, Foie, Vésicule biliaire
- Posologie
- 9–20 g
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Doses usuelles
- Posologie
- 9–20 g
- Tincture
- 2–4 ml
Actions & indications
- Clears Heat, drains Dampness, stops diarrhea and reduces inflammation
- Large Intestine Damp-Heat
- Urinary Bladder Damp-Heat
- Damp-Heat in the Spleen
- Diarrhea, difficult urination
- Cools the Blood and eliminates toxins and stops bleeding
- Toxic Heat in the Blood that causes bleeding and cancer
- Dysentery, hemafecia, epistaxis, hemorrhoidal bleeding
Contre-indications
- Avoid long-term use in elderly patients.
- Avoid during pregnancy.
- Avoid in Cold conditions or recurrent dysentery.
Associations
- Da Qing Ye
- Ban Lan Gen
Sore, swollen throat.
Dysentery and diarrhea.
Chronic appendicitis.
- Che Qian Cao
- Hai Jin Sha
- Huang Bai
Lin syndrome accompanied by jaundice.
Blood in the urine, blood in the stool, and nosebleed.
- Bai Hua She She Cao
- Ban Zhi Lian
Cancer.
Notes
- It treats gonorrhea, hepatitis, intestinal parasites and painful urination.
- Applied topically, it addresses eczema, hives, boils and injuries such as sprains and strains.
- It is known as "the holy herb for retropharyngeal abscess."
- Research has shown it inhibits the growth of cancer cells.
- For stopping bleeding and promoting the growth of new flesh, its juice is mixed with wine and taken internally or applied topically.
- As a powder, it treats pain from Qi Stagnation.