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Neijing

Base de connaissancesPlantes

Ji Xue Cao积雪草

Herba CentellaeAsiatic Pennywort Herb

Autres nomsGotu Kola

Catégorie
Herbs that Clear Heat and Remove Toxicity
Nature
froid
Saveur
amer, piquant
Tropisme
Foie, Rate, Rein, Vessie, Poumon, Intestin grêle, Gros intestin
Posologie
3–15 g

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Doses usuelles

Posologie
3–15 g
Fresh
15–30 g
Posologie
1.2–1.5 g

Actions & indications

Clears Heat, promotes diuresis, resolves swelling and removes toxicity
Dysentery, jaundice due to Damp-Heat, traumatic injury, sores, abscesses and boils, hematuria, sore throat, rubella, pinkeye, scabies, epistaxis, urolithiasis, diarrhea due to Summerheat, abdominal pain due to eruptive disease
Invigorates the Blood, reduces swelling and stops pain
Traumatic injuries
Clears Damp-Heat
Enteritis, abdominal pain
Cools the Blood and stops bleeding
Bleeding due to Heat in the Blood, hematemesis, hemoptysis
Clears the Liver and brightens the eyes
Night blindness in children, eye inflammation, cataracts, glaucoma

Contre-indications

  • Contraindicated in Deficiency Cold.
  • Use with caution during pregnancy.

Associations

Notes

  • It is said to treat skin eruptions and urinary tract infections.
  • One source credits it with activating the Blood and having a sedative action.
  • One source states that it treats tidal fevers occurring at midnight and noon, dizziness, aversion to Cold, aching and heaviness of the limbs and trunk, loss of taste for food and drink, progressive sores, and continuous fever from consumption.
  • To promote urination, it should be taken together with water buffalo meat.
  • It may cause vomiting.