Da Ding Feng Zhu

Other Names : Major Arrest Wind Pearl , The Big Pearl for Endogenous Wind, Bolus for Serious Endogenous Wind-Syndrome, 大定風珠

Special Precautions of Da Ding Feng Zhu

• Contraindicated for those with Yin and Fluid Deficiency with vigorous pathogenic Qi.
• Contraindicated for those with Excess Heat.

Health Benefits and Uses of Da Ding Feng Zhu

• Nourishes Yin
• Extinguishes Endogenous Wind
• Endogenous Wind due to Kidney and Liver Yin Deficiency
• Fatigue
• Muscle spasms with alternating flexion and extension of the extremities
• Prostration
• Clonic convulsions
• Dizziness - worse with stress or anger
• Insomnia
• Dream-disturbed sleep
• Night sweats
• Sore low back and knees
• Nocturnal emissions
• Often the patient is on the verge of shock
• Low-grade fever
• T: Deep red
• C: Thin or Peeled
• P: Weak and faint
• Advanced stage epidemic encephalitis
• Prostration
• Muscular atrophy
• Sclerosis of the funiculus lateralis
• Tourette syndrome
• Sequelae of encephalitis
• Essential tremor
• Senile tremors
• Hyperthyroidism
• Coronary artery disease
• Stroke
• Post-stroke paralysis
• Liver fibrosis
• Poliomyelitis
• Numbness
• Parkinson's disease
• Anxiety
• Low back
• Dizziness
• Fatigue
• Night sweats
• Dyspnea
• Meningitis
• Clonic convulsions
• Wilson's disease (hepatocuticular degeneration)
• Athetosis
• Parkinson's disease
• Tongue atrophy after radiation treatment
• Urticaria
• Restless leg syndrome
• Post-stroke insomnia
• Chorea minor
• Encephalitis B
• Insomnia
• Paresthesia
• Hyperthyroidism
• Drug abuse
• Low-grade fever
• Knee pain
• Vertigo
• Meniere’s disease
• Perspiration

Ingredients

• Ji Zi Huang : Chicken Egg Yolks : 2 yolks
  Nourishes Yin and subdues Wind, especially Internal Wind.
• E Jiao : Colla Corii Asini : 6-10g
  Tonifies Blood and nourishes Yin. With Gui Ban and Mu Li, for Muscular spasms and contractures due to Yin Deficiency. With Zhi Gan Cao, Mai Men Dong and Bai Shao, for Yin Deficiency with chronic, unremitting low-grade fever, five-sole-Heat and an irregular pulse.
• Bai Shao : Rx. Paeoniae Alba : 9-18g : Nourishes the Blood, astringes Yin, calms Liver Yang and Liver Wind and alleviates pain. With Zhi Gan Cao, and Wu Wei Zi, nourishes Yin and softens the Liver.
• Zhi Gan Cao : Rx. Glycyrrhizae Preparata : 3-12g
  Moderates spasms, alleviates pain and moderates and harmonizes the harsh properties of other herbs. With Bai Shao, moderates spasms and alleviates pain, for painful spasms of the leg or abdomen.
• Wu Wei Zi :Fr. Schisandrae : 6-9g
  Tonifies the Kidneys, astringes Jing and sweat and generates fluids. With Mu Li, for sweating.
• Sheng Di Huang : Rx. Rehmanniae : 10-18g
  Clears Heat, cools the Blood, nourishes Yin and generates Fluids. With E Jiao, for Heat from Deficiency. With Bai Shao, for Blood Deficiency Heat.
• Mai Men Dong : Rx. Ophiopogonis : 10-18g
  Nourishes Yin and moistens the Lungs and Stomach. With Sheng Di Huang, for hematemesis or epistaxis due to Yin Deficiency with Excess Heat.
• Huo Ma Ren : Sm. Cannabis : 6-9g
  Nourishes Yin and moistens Dryness. With Sheng Di Huang and Mai Men Dong, for Yin Deficiency with constipation.
• Gui Ban : Plastrum Testudinis : 9-12g
  Nourishes Yin, anchors Yang, Benefits the Kidneys, nourishes the Blood and enriches Yin. With Bie Jia and Mu Li, enriches Yin to anchor Yang. With Bie Jia and E Jiao, for low grade afternoon fever and night sweats due to Yin Deficiency with ascendant Yang.
• Bie Jia : Carapax Trionycis : 9-12g
  Nourishes Yin, anchors Yang, invigorates the Blood and heavily anchors, descends, unblocks and facilitates the functions of the Blood vessels. With Gui Ban, calms the Liver, subdues Yang and extinguishes Wind to treat vertigo and tinnitus associated with Yin Deficiency with Yang Rising and deficient Wind moving internally. With Gui Ban, Bai Shao and Sheng Di Huang, for extreme injury to Yin leading to internal stirring of Liver Wind and tremors. With Bai Shao, Sheng Di Huang, E Jiao and Mai Men Dong, for Liver Wind.
• Mu Li : Concha Ostreae : 9-12g
  Calms the Liver, benefits Yin and sedates Yang. With Gui Ban, Bie Jia and Bai Shao, for movement of Liver Wind after a febrile disease manifesting as tremors and spasms. With Sheng Di Huang and Bie Jia, for Internal stirring of Wind from Deficiency.