Wei Ling Xian Granules, 100g
Wei Ling Xian Granules, 100g
| SKU |
BL772 |
| Brand |
Treasure of the East Single Herb Extract Granules |
| Unit Size |
100 gram bottle |
| Potency |
5:1 extract granules |
| Taste |
Acrid, Salty - Bensky |
| Properties |
Warm - Bensky |
| Contraindications |
Because this herb is very piercing and mobilizing, excessive use will readily injure the normal qi. It should be used with caution in those with qi and/or blood deficiency or in the debilitated. - Bensky |
| Chinese Symptomology |
Wind painful obstruction; small fish bones lodged in the throat; Focal distention and accumulation in the middle burner. - Bensky |
| Actions |
Strongly mobilizes all twelve channels to unblock painful obstruction by dispelling wind, dampness, and phlegm, and to soften areas of hardness. |
| Pattern |
Wind-dampness; Phlegm; Pathogenic water - Bensky |
| Channels Entered |
Bladder - Bensky |
| Chinese name |
Wei Ling Xian |
| English name |
Chinese Clematis Root; Clematis chinensis |
| Description |
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Excerpted from Bensky: Chinese Herbal Medicine Materia Medica, 3rd ed.
- Dispels wind-dampness, unblocks the channels, and alleviates pain: especially useful for treating wind painful obstruction, as it both releases the exterior and promotes the movement of qi in the channels. It can be taken alone as a powder with warm water for pain in the lower back and legs.*
- Softens and transforms fish bones: for fish bones lodged in the throat. This herb is ineffective in the treatment of deeply lodged or relatively large bones.*
- Also used for focal distention and accumulation in the middle burner because it reduces phlegm and pathogenic water.*
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| Ingredients |
Wei Ling Xian - Clematis
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