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Xu Chang Qing徐長卿

Radix Cynanchi PaniculatiPaniculate Cynanchum

Autres nomsHerba Pycnostelma**e** · Paniculate Swallow-Wort

Catégorie
Plantes qui chassent le Vent-Humidité
Nature
tiède
Saveur
piquant
Tropisme
Foie, Estomac
Méridiens secondaires
Cœur
Posologie
3–15 g

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Doses usuelles

Posologie
3–15 g
Powder
1.5–2.5 g

Actions & indications

Removes Wind and Dampness, invigorates Blood and stops pain
  • Wind-Damp Bi
  • Pain due to trauma
  • Abdominal pain due to Deficiency Cold
Resolves toxins and stops itching
  • Wind rashes (topical and internal)
  • Toxic sores (Chuang Yung)
  • Skin itching including eczema and snakebite (can be used as a stand-alone herb)

Associations

Notes

  • According to some sources, this herb moves Qi and disperses swelling.
  • Other parts of the plant may also be used, at a dosage of 15-30g.
  • It is also used for epigastric pain and toothache.
  • It addresses epidemic disorders, noxious pathogenic Qi and warm malarial disorders.
  • It is used for childhood abdominal distention with bluish-green veins, as well as for rabid dog bites.
  • It addresses continuous uterine bleeding and vaginal discharge.
  • It is effective against severe pain.
  • Studies have shown it inhibits the growth of cancer cells.
  • It promotes urination, strengthens the Kidneys, calms the mind and dispels Cold.
  • It is said to stop coughing, promote drainage and remove toxins.
  • Toothache is reportedly relieved by gargling with wine in which the herb's seedling has been steeped.
  • For malignant celialgia arising from visceral disorder, this herb and Benzoinum An Xi Xian are ground into powder, steeped in wine, strained, and simmered into a paste; the paste is formed into pills, of which ten are taken at a time with vinegar, as often as needed.

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