Who knows what are the effects and effects of the herb Bupleurum Shengyang Trap?

Let me ask you the question: "Who knows what are the effects and effects of the herb Bupleurum Ascending Yang Trap?" ”。

To understand what Bupleurum is, it is the dried root of Bupleurum chinensis. They are Northern Bupleurum and Southern Bupleurum respectively. It is also known as ground smoke, fenugreek, mountain vegetables, grass, firewood, which has the effect of clearing heat and dissolving the surface, harmonizing Shaoyang, soothing the liver and relieving depression, and raising the sun to relieve depression; It is used for cold and fever, cold and heat interlacing, malaria, liver stagnation and qi stagnation, and the efficacy and consumption method of Bupleurum chinensis, sternal and rib pain.

The following is the medicinal effect and effect of Bupleurum that I have brought to you.

First of all, it is the benefits of Bupleurum: aliases: red fox, ground smoke, mountain vegetables, milk grass, firewood.

Sexual taste: bitter, bitter, slightly cold, return to the meridians: return to the liver meridian, gallbladder meridian.

Efficacy: Relieve fever and reduce fever, loosen the liver and disperse knots, and raise the sun. Indications:

Cold and heat, cold-heat exchange, malaria, lack of yang syndrome, liver stagnation and qi stagnation, qi deficiency, chest and rib distension. Dosage: decoction, 3 9g.

The dosage of antipyretic Bupleurum is large, and the dosage of yang rising is small; It is advisable to fry vinegar to clear the liver and relieve depression, and it is advisable to fry the blood of turtles when steaming yin deficiency bones.

Secondly, it is the efficacy and function of Bupleurum and how to eat it. **Malaria, Bupleurum can be combined with grass fruit and green bark. Dysmenorrhea caused by liver qi stagnation can be combined with angelica, white peony, incense, and turmeric.

The dried rhizome of Bupleurum chinensis, with dense links on the surface, is poisonous and cannot be used as Bupleurum chinensis. Water chestnuts are commonly used in kudzu and Qianghuo** colds. Bupleurum has a good antipyretic effect.

The evil is in Shaoyang, and the exchange of cold and heat is often used in combination with skullcap and banxia (such as Xiao Chai Hu Tang).

Again, it is the role of Bupleurum chinensis: to reconcile Shaoyang: it is used for external fever, or cold and heat and evil into half of the surface and half of the inside, malaria cold and heat, such as (Xiao Chai Hu Tang), (Chai Ge Jieji Tang).

Ascending Yang and Nourishing Depression: It is used for stomach prolapse caused by qi deficiency and yang depression, such as tonifying and benefiting qi soup. Heat into the blood chamber:

When a woman has a fever, the external sensation causes an attack of cold and heat. Such as (loose and scattered). Liver soothing and depressing:

It is used for liver qi stagnation, flank abdominal distension and pain, liver stagnation and blood deficiency, etc., such as Bupleurum sparse liver powder.

Finally, it is a contraindication to the use of Bupleurum chinensis: those with hyperactive liver yang, internal liver wind, hyperactive yin deficiency, and excessive qi should not be used with caution. Bupleurum and acacia, nuguan and quinoa.

The dried rhizome of Bupleurum chinensis, with dense chain links on the surface, is poisonous and should not be used as Bupleurum chinensis. The above is the role of Bupleurum chinensis, I hope it will help you.

Bupleurum is a very commonly used Chinese herbal medicine in clinical practice, Bupleurum is bitter and slightly cold, mainly into the liver and gallbladder meridians, and has the effect of reconciling Shaoyang, reconciling the surface and inside, and soothing the liver and raising yang.

Bupleurum can reconcile and reduce fever, soothe the liver and regulate qi, regulate menstruation, invigorate blood, raise yang and lift qi, etc., a small amount of Bupleurum can raise yang and lift qi, a medium amount of Bupleurum can relieve the liver and regulate qi, and a large amount of Bupleurum can clear heat and penetrate the surface.

As a traditional Chinese medicine, Bupleurum is classified as an antidote in the Chinese Pharmacopoeia, with a pungent and bitter taste, a slight cold nature, and belongs to the liver, gallbladder and lung meridians. It has the functions of reconciling the inside and the outside, soothing the liver and relieving depression, lifting the sun, reducing fever and intercepting malaria. The taste of Bupleurum is bitter and slightly cold, and it enters the less yang and gallbladder meridians, and can clear the depression of the gallbladder meridians.