Yi Tang飴糖
MaltosumMaltose
Autres nomsSaccharum Granorum · Barley Malt Sugar · Hordeolum
- Catégorie
- Plantes qui tonifient le Qi
- Nature
- légèrement tiède
- Saveur
- doux
- Tropisme
- Poumon, Rate, Estomac
- Posologie
- 15–60 g
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Doses usuelles
- Posologie
- 15–60 g
- Tincture
- 2–4 ml
Actions & indications
- Strengthens the Spleen and tonifies *Qi*
- Overexertion injuring the Spleen with shortness of breath and reduced appetite.
- Tonifies the Middle Jiao and alleviates pain and coldness
- Middle Jiao Deficiency Cold with Excess salivation, a pale tongue with a white coat and a deep, slow pulse
- Moistens the Lungs and stops coughs
- Lung Qi Deficiency with dry, nonproductive coughs with labored, slow breathing and a weak voice
- Coats foreign objects
- Treats obstruction of the throat by fish bones or other objects
Contre-indications
- Contraindicated in Damp-Heat conditions.
- Contraindicated in Phlegm-Heat.
- Contraindicated in childhood nutritional impairment.
- Contraindicated in Excess Dampness.
- Contraindicated where Middle fullness with vomiting is present.
Associations
- Gui Zhi
- Gan Cao
- Bai Shao
- Gui Zhi
- Sheng Jiang
- Bai Shao
- Zhi Gan Cao
Cold-type abdominal pain from Middle Jiao Deficiency, eased by pressure and somewhat relieved by eating; also externally contracted Wind-Cold in patients weakened by chronic illness.
Severe Deficiency; hastens post-operative recovery; addresses allergies.
Middle Jiao Deficiency-Cold abdominal pain occurring alongside Blood Deficiency.
- Dang S
- hen
- Zhi Gan Cao
- (Da Zao)
Middle Qi insufficiency marked by shortness of breath, fatigue and poor appetite.
- Gan Jiang
- Chuan Jiao
- (Ren Shen)
Middle Jiao Yang Deficiency with ascendant Yin, presenting as chest and abdominal pain, cold extremities and vomiting.
Severe Lung Deficiency producing a dry, unproductive cough, weak voice and wheezing on exertion.
Sudden-onset cough.
Qi Deficiency abdominal pain.
Blood Deficiency abdominal pain.
Notes
- This herb is reported to tonify the Spleen and Stomach, transform Stomach Qi, generate fluids and nourish the Blood, while moderating Interior urgency, relieving abdominal pain, thirst and fatigue, and stopping bleeding caused by Lung Fire.
- For an object lodged in the throat, small amounts of the thick syrup are swallowed slowly to help it pass.
- Yi Tang and Rx. Glycyrrhizae Gan Cao both tonify Middle Jiao Qi, moderate urgency and relieve pain. Gan Cao resolves toxicity but does not nourish the Blood; it moistens the Lungs to stop coughing, though its fluid-generating action is weaker than that of Yi Tang, which generates fluids, especially in the Lungs, relieves thirst and nourishes the Blood.