(Test) Oriental herb: Jing Jie

 Jing Jie

 Warm, Pungent Herbs that Release the Exterior



Channels:
LU, LIV

Properties:
Spicy, Aromatic, Slightly Warm

Common:
Schizonepeta Bud or Stem

Latin:
Herba Seu Flos Schizonepetae Tenuifoliae

Actions:

  • Releases the exterior and stops wind: For common cold with headache from wind-cold or wind-heat, depending on other herbs in the prescription.
  • Alleviates itching and rashes: for the first stages of skin eruptions, measles, and urticaria. Also for boils when they first erupt, especially if accompanied by chills and fever.
  • Stops bleeding: For epistaxis, bloody stool, hemorrhage, etc.

Contraindications:

  • Caution for internal liver wind, and for measles and open sores that have suppurated.

Dosage:

  • 3-9g. When used to stop bleeding, toast herb to ash. Do not decoct for more than 15 minutes. Parts used = aerial part or spike of whole herb.

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