Difference between revisions of "Bai Ye Tang"
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* [[Gan Jiang]] : dried ginger | * [[Gan Jiang]] : dried ginger | ||
* [[Ai Ye]] : mugwort leaf | * [[Ai Ye]] : mugwort leaf | ||
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| + | * Warms YANG | ||
| + | * Stops Bleeding | ||
==Health Benefits and Uses of Bai Ye Tang== | ==Health Benefits and Uses of Bai Ye Tang== | ||
Bai Ye Tang is mainly for vomiting blood due to the middle-burner Qi losing its control over blood. This formula is especially designed for deficiency-cold in middle-Jiao lead to Qi’s failure of controlling blood, thus the blood deviation of from the meridians. [[Ce Bai Ye]] (Biota Leaves) in this formula is looking to mitigate the ascending tendency while inducing astringency; [[Gan Jiang]] (dried ginger) works to warm the middle Burner, dispel cold, and descend the adverse movement of Qi; In addition to warm the meridians and stop bleeding itself, mugwort herb works together with dried ginger to motivate spleen yang to regulate blood; The juice of Ma Tong is warm and guides the blood downwards in order to stop bleeding. | Bai Ye Tang is mainly for vomiting blood due to the middle-burner Qi losing its control over blood. This formula is especially designed for deficiency-cold in middle-Jiao lead to Qi’s failure of controlling blood, thus the blood deviation of from the meridians. [[Ce Bai Ye]] (Biota Leaves) in this formula is looking to mitigate the ascending tendency while inducing astringency; [[Gan Jiang]] (dried ginger) works to warm the middle Burner, dispel cold, and descend the adverse movement of Qi; In addition to warm the meridians and stop bleeding itself, mugwort herb works together with dried ginger to motivate spleen yang to regulate blood; The juice of Ma Tong is warm and guides the blood downwards in order to stop bleeding. | ||
Revision as of 02:09, 1 November 2018
Ingrediënts
Actions
- Warms YANG
- Stops Bleeding
Health Benefits and Uses of Bai Ye Tang
Bai Ye Tang is mainly for vomiting blood due to the middle-burner Qi losing its control over blood. This formula is especially designed for deficiency-cold in middle-Jiao lead to Qi’s failure of controlling blood, thus the blood deviation of from the meridians. Ce Bai Ye (Biota Leaves) in this formula is looking to mitigate the ascending tendency while inducing astringency; Gan Jiang (dried ginger) works to warm the middle Burner, dispel cold, and descend the adverse movement of Qi; In addition to warm the meridians and stop bleeding itself, mugwort herb works together with dried ginger to motivate spleen yang to regulate blood; The juice of Ma Tong is warm and guides the blood downwards in order to stop bleeding.
