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Mu Hu Die木蝴蝶

Semen OroxyliOroxylum Seeds

Catégorie
Herbs that Stop Coughing and Wheezing (Anti-Asthmatics)
Nature
frais
Saveur
doux, fade
Tropisme
Foie, Poumon
Posologie
1.5–10 g

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Doses usuelles

Posologie
1.5–10 g
Tincture
1–3 g

Actions & indications

Moistens the Lungs, relieves cough and clears the voice
Cough, sore throat and hoarseness
Comforts the Liver and regulates the *Qi*
Flank and epigastric pain due to Qi Stagnation
Promotes healing of ulcerated, suppurating sores (Damp-Heat in the skin)
Ulcerated, suppurating sores (topical)

Contre-indications

Use cautiously when loss of voice is due to Wind-Cold.

Notes

  • Historically this herb was seldom prescribed, but its use has become much more common in recent times.
  • It also addresses Damp-Heat located in the Lower Jiao.
  • It is also credited with harmonizing the Stomach and encouraging tissue regeneration.
  • Along with Sm. Sterculae Lychnophorae Pang Da Hai, Mu Hu Die ranks among the best herbs for restoring a lost voice; both can be sipped as tea throughout the day by those who must speak or sing for extended periods.

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