Ye Ming Sha夜明砂
Faeces VespertilionisBat Feces
Autres nomsBat Guano · Bat Droppings · Bat Dung
- Catégorie
- Herbs that Clear Heat and Drain Fire; Herbs that Clear Heat in the *Qi* Stage
- Nature
- froid
- Saveur
- piquant
- Tropisme
- Foie
- Posologie
- 2.5–10 g
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Actions & indications
- Clears the Liver and brightens the eyes (cleanses the Liver)
- Night blindness, superficial visual obstruction and cataracts, nebula, glaucoma, night blindness
- Especially useful for red eyes or bleeding into the whites of the eyes (sub-conjunctival bleeding) associated with Liver Heat
- Disperses Blood Stasis, disperses bruises and reduces accumulations
- Traumatic injury
- Accumulations from childhood nutritional impairment, malnutrition
- Scrofula, malaria
Contre-indications
- Contraindicated in eye disease without Stasis or Stagnation.
- Use caution during pregnancy.
Associations
Superficial visual obstruction and blurred vision.
- Animal Liver
Night blindness.
- Bai Zhu
- Chen Pi
Childhood nutritional impairment accompanied by abdominal pain.
Childhood nutritional impairment caused by roundworms.
Blurred vision.
Eye redness and pain.
Notes
- It cools the Blood, resolves Stasis and relieves pain.
- It addresses eye disorders caused by Heat and pain from Blood Stasis, such as gradual vision loss with no visible change to the eye.
- It can be used alone or combined with other herbs for eye disorders marked by Liver Heat and Blood Stasis.
- It treats superficial visual obstructions, malarial-like disorders, childhood fright, painful urinary dysfunction, vaginal discharge, scrofula and swollen sores.