Pinyin
Name: Shu Di Huang
English Name: Rehmannia Root, Prepared
Properties: sweet, slightly warm
Channels Entered: Liver, Kidney
Rehmannia Root
100 grams 25.00
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Menstrual disorders: Blood belongs to the yin element and is the foundation of women's health. Irregular menstruation is often caused by: blood stagnation or blood deficiency. Because the rich nature of Shu Di Huang may cause stagnation, it should only be used for patients with irregular menstruation arising from blood deficiency, and not for those with blood stagnation.
Gestational and postpartum disorders Shu Di Huang treats restless fetus, habitual miscarriage, and postpartum complications. Shu Di Huang is used as the main herb in formulas that treat lower abdominal pain, edema, nausea, and vomiting caused by deficiency from sudden loss of blood in postpartum women.
Tonifies Liver and Kidney Yin Liver and Kidney yin deficiencies Clinical presentations include soreness and weakness of the lower back and knees, dizziness, vertigo, tinnitus, diminished hearing, tidal fever, night sweats, nocturnal emissions, a thready, rapid pulse, and a dry, cracked tongue with scanty or no coating. Shu Di Huang nourishes the yin and blood of the Liver and Kidney. It is often combined with yang tonic herbs to fortify Kidney yang as well.
Weakness and soreness of the knees because of Kidney yin-deficient fire Kidney yin and yang deficiencies Xiao ke (wasting and thirsting) syndrome Shu Di Huang strongly tonifies yin for treatment of xiao ke, and is especially effective for polyuria.
Replenishes Jing (Essence) and Fills the Marrow Developmental delay and premature aging Jing and blood are derived from the same source. Shu Di Huang tonifies blood and nourishes jing. Deficiencies of jing and blood cause both physical and mental developmental delays in children. The manifestations of these deficiencies in adults include prematurely gray hair, forgetfulness, dizziness, blurry vision, impotence, tinnitus, and other signs of early aging.
Arrests Cough and Wheezing Respiratory disorders This type of deficient cough, wheezing, and asthma is associated with Kidney deficiency with inability to grasp the qi downwards. The prolonged, labored inhalation process results in accelerated respiration and shortness of breath.
Typical Usage of Concentrated Extracts 2 to 6 grams per day or as directed by your health practitioner. Shu Di Huang is also used in pill, powder and paste forms. Shu Di Huang is used to stop bleeding. Cautions and Contraindications Use Shu Di Huang with caution in patients with Spleen and Stomach deficiencies. Because the stagnating and cloying nature of Shu Di Huang may impair digestion, it is contraindicated in excess conditions with dampness, phlegm or qi stagnation. |
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