Shi Jue Ming - shu (Lab Tested)
Shi Jue Ming - shu (Lab Tested)
| SKU |
NHB295 |
| Brand |
NuHerbs |
| Unit Size |
1 pound |
| Dosage |
15-30 grams in decoction - Bensky |
| Potency |
1:1 |
| Taste |
Salty - Bensky |
| Properties |
Cold - Bensky |
| Contraindications |
Use with caution in those with cold from deficiency of the Spleen and Stomach with reduced appetite and loose stools. - Bensky |
| Chinese Symptomology |
Headache, dizziness, red eyes; Hypertension; photophobia, pterygium, superficial visual obstruction, blurred vision; Gastric acidity - Bensky |
| Actions |
Cools Liver heat, anchors Liver yang, extinguishes Liver wind, nourishes Liver yin |
| Pattern |
Liver Fire; Ascendant Liver yang - Bensky |
| Channels Entered |
Kidney, Liver - Bensky |
| Recommendations |
Product will ship FedEx Ground, even if Expedited is selected. Call for expedited shipping rates.
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| Chinese name |
Shi Jue Ming - shu |
| English name |
Abalone Shell; Concha Haliotidis |
| Description |
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Excerpted from Bensky: Chinese Herbal Medicine Materia Medica, 3rd ed.
- Drains Liver fire and anchors and sedates the Liver yang: for Liver fire and ascendant Liver yang patterns with such symptoms as headaches, dizziness, and red eyes. Commonly used for hypertension with ascendant Liver yang.*
- Improves the vision and causes superficial visual obstructions to recede: for Liver heat patterns that affect the eyes causing photophobia, pterygium or other superfical visual obstructions, red eyes, and blurred vision.*
- Recently used for increased gastric acidity, and, topically, for bleeding due to trauma.*
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| Ingredients |
Shi Jue Ming (shu) - Concha Haliotidis praeparta |
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