The effect and function of vinegar Bupleurum what is the taboo of vinegar Bupleurum
Sihaiwang: vinegar Bupleurum is a kind of Chinese herbal medicine. It's just different from Bupleurum. Vinegar Bupleurum is a kind of perennial herb medicinal plant, which is yellowish brown, crisp and vinegary. What are the functions of vinegar and Bupleurum? Today, I want to tell you something about it.
I. efficacy and function of vinegar Bupleurum
The sexual taste of Bupleurum: Kuping, GUI Jing, Jin Gan, Dan Jing. Functions: publishing, antipyretic, soothing liver, relieving depression, Promoting Yang.
Indications: cold and fever, cold and heat exchange, malaria, hypochondriac pain, irregular menstruation.
Modern pharmacological studies have proved that Bupleurum has the following effects.
1. The antipyretic and antipyretic effects are stable and reliable;
2. Sedation, analgesia, relieving chest distress and swelling pain, and regulating menstruation by opening depression;
3. It is antibacterial and can inhibit Mycobacterium tuberculosis;
4. Anti liver injury;
5. Antiviral, has a strong inhibitory effect on influenza virus, and has an inhibitory effect on cytopathy caused by type 1 spinal cord gray matter virus.
Indications: evacuation, antipyretic, Promoting Yang and soothing liver. It is used for cold and fever, cold and heat exchange, malaria, liver depression and qi stagnation, chest and rib pain, anorectal prolapse, uterus shedding, irregular menstruation.
2. What are the taboos of vinegar Chaihu
1. Do not use it with caution if the liver Yang is hyperactivity, the liver wind moves internally, the yin deficiency and the fire are vigorous, and the Qi mechanism is reversed.
2. The dried rhizome of Bupleurum chinense has dense links on its surface and is poisonous. It cannot be used as vinegar Bupleurum chinense.
Vinegar Chaihu is cold, bitter, pungent, liver meridian, lung meridian and spleen meridian, which can penetrate the surface to relieve heat, relieve liver depression and promote Yang Qi. It can be used for cold and fever, cold and heat exchange, malaria, liver depression and qi stagnation, chest and rib pain, anorectal prolapse, uterus shedding and irregular menstruation, but vinegar bupleurum, Acacia and Veratrum are the same.
According to the notes to the book of Materia Medica, Banxia is the envoy of Banxia. It's evil for saponium pods, and it's afraid of asters and Veratrum.
"Introduction to medicine" records: 'those who lose their vital energy and suffer from Yin Fire and sweating will die if taken by mistake'.
It is recorded in the book of Materia Medica classics that 'if the patient is deficient and Qi is rising, he should avoid it; if the patient is vomiting and yin deficiency and the fire is blazing, he should not eat malaria unless it is Shaoyang Scripture'.