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Jing Jie荆芥

Herba SchizonepetaeSchizonepeta Stem or Bud

Autres nomsJapanese Catnip

Catégorie
Warm, Acrid Herbs that Release the Exterior (Wind-Cold Diaphoretics)
Nature
légèrement tiède
Saveur
piquant, aromatique
Tropisme
Poumon, Foie
Posologie
3–10 g

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Doses usuelles

Posologie
3–10 g
Maximum dosage
30 g
Tincture
2–4 ml

Actions & indications

Releases the Exterior and expels Wind
  • Wind-Cold or Wind-Heat
  • Carbuncles or boils (Chuang Yung) when they first erupt - especially with chills and fever
Vents rashes and relieves itching
Initial-stage measles and pruritic skin eruptions
Stops bleeding
Hemorrhage (auxiliary)
Dispels Wind and relieves muscle spasms
Postpartum spasms, trismus, muscle cramps and spasms due to Wind

Contre-indications

  • Contraindicated once measles has fully erupted, or in the presence of open sores.
  • Contraindicated for spontaneous sweating.
  • Contraindicated for headache caused by Yin Deficiency.
  • Contraindicated in the absence of pathogenic Wind.
  • Contraindicated for Internal Wind conditions presenting with spasms or tremor of the extremities.

Associations

Notes

  • Given alone as a powder, or combined with other Wind-dispelling herbs, it treats muscle cramps and spasms caused by Wind.
  • The spike, Jing Jie Sui, is used the same way but with greater strength.
  • It works best when applied early, at the onset of Wind Invasion.
  • Its uses closely match those of Western Catnip, apart from promoting rash eruption.
  • According to some sources, it also reduces swelling and detoxifies the Blood.
  • It vents Wind from the Blood.
  • Some sources credit it with stopping epistaxis, hematuria, menorrhagia, and other forms of bleeding.
  • Jing Jie and Fol. Perillae Zi Su Ye both release the exterior and induce sweating. Jing Jie is the stronger Wind-dispeller and suits both Wind-Cold and Wind-Heat, whereas Zi Su Ye is better reserved for Wind-Cold accompanied by Middle Jiao issues such as Qi Stagnation or pregnancy.
  • Dry-fried Schizonepeta, Chao Jing Jie, is favored when the patient is already sweating.
  • Charred Schizonepeta, Jing Jie Tan, regulates the Blood and stops bleeding.

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