Zhu Li竹沥

Succus BambusaeDried Bamboo Sap

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Doses usuelles

Clears Heat, transforms Phlegm and penetrates to the channels: Phlegm Obstructing the Heart orifices with fainting, paralysis of the hands or feet or hemiplegia
Transforms Phlegm-Heat and stops coughing: Used in small doses as a powerful adjunctive herb to treat cough due to Phlegm-Heat

- Sheng Jiang
Used in large doses for coma and related symptoms of Turbid Phlegm Obstructing the Heart Orifices and Wind-Stroke (the fresh juice of Zhu Li may be fed through the nose if needed).
- Gua Lou
- Pi Pa Ye
For Phlegm-Heat obstructing the Lungs, with yellow, sticky sputum and chest oppression.
- Jiang Zhi
For Phlegm-Heat obstructing the Lungs, Wind-Stroke with Phlegm surging upward, and Phlegm-Heat withdrawal mania.
- An Gong Niu Huang Wan
For meningitis or epidemic cerebrospinal meningitis presenting with high fever, nausea and vomiting.
- Sheng Jiang
- Sang Zhi
- Hong Hua
- Chi Shao
- Chuan Xiong
- Dang Gui Wei
- Tao Ren
- Chuan Shan Jia
- Di Long
- Dan Nan Xing
- Gou Teng
- Gua Lou
- Zhi Ban Xia
For hemiplegia caused by cerebral embolism.
- Yu Jin
- Tian Zhu Huang
- Shi Chang Pu
- Yuan Zhi
- Xiang Fu
- Dai Zhe Shi
- Dan Nan Xing
- H
- uang Lian
- Huang Qin
- Da Huang
For Liver Qi Stagnation transforming into Heat, presenting as disorientation, shouting or aggressive behavior, alternating crying and laughing, odd behavior, and talking to oneself.

Taken alone as a juice, or blended with Ginger juice to temper its Cold nature.
It keeps well for extended periods when stored in sealed containers.
Some sources credit it with clearing Phlegm from the Heart and brain.
For infantile convulsions accompanied by eye-rolling and foaming at the mouth, 3-6g is given twice daily.
In epilepsy of the closed-disorder type caused by Phlegm, it is combined with herbs that clear Heat and restore consciousness.
It mobilizes Phlegm throughout the body: driving it downward from the vertex, freeing it from the chest and diaphragm, dispersing it in the limbs, draining it out of the organs, channels and collaterals, and moving it from between the skin and membranes.
It can be used to halt withdrawal mania and seizures.
Zhu Li and Silicea Bambusae Concretio Tian Zhu Huang share similar actions. Zhu Li acts faster, entering the channels and collaterals directly; it is colder and more slippery, and it is centered on dislodging Phlegm and opening the Orifices. Tian Zhu Huang acts more slowly and instead calms the Spirit, controlling palpitations and anxiety.