008 - Releasing the Lanes (Shu Jing Huo Xue Tang)

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Use of the recipe according to traditional Chinese medicine:

-clears pathways and their collaterals

-promotes blood circulation

-replenishes blood

-breaks blood stasis

-removes moisture and wind dampness

-strengthens tendons

-Bi Zheng (painful obstructive syndrome) from wind dampness

Description:

Traditional mixture for painful obstructive syndrome (Bi Zheng), which primarily arises from wind and dampness on the basis of internal insufficiency. Chinese medicine describes this condition as fullness on the outside and emptiness on the inside. Typically these are conditions we would call rheumatic pains. Basically, it is the invasion of an external pathogen (in this case dampness and wind) into a previously weakened organism. The pathogen in the form of wind and dampness blocks the circulation of Qi energy and blood in the pathways and this causes pain.

The combination of herbs in this blend effectively strengthens the body, clears the pathways, breaks up the blockages that have already occurred and removes the wind and damp from the body. We could say that this combination of herbs has an analgesic effect, however, it does not merely suppress the pain, but addresses the cause of it.

Indications:

-muscle and joint pain

-back pain

-pain aggravated by dampness

-pain aggravated by changes in weather

-lumbar pain with propagation to the lower limbs

-swelling, numbness or tingling in the lower limbs

-lower limb heaviness

-Bi syndrome from wind and damp

-rheumatoid arthritis

-arthritis

Modern Uses:

-arthritis

-neuralgia

-arthrosis

-rheumatoid arthritis

-sciatica

-lumbago

-mixture has analgesic and anti-inflammatory effect

Contraindications:

-are not known

Recommendations:

When taking this mixture, one should avoid damp and cold weather, at the same time limiting cold foods.

Recipe Ingredients:

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Fang Feng

ledebouriella decomposed, root

Rad. ledebouriellae

Qiang Huo

Notopterigium notopterigium, root

Rhiz. notopterygii

Sheng

Chuan Xiong

Wallich's dillwort

Rhiz. ligustici

Sheng

Di Huang

rhizomania sticky, untreated root

Rad. rehmaniae

Dang Gui

Chinese angelica, root

Rad. angelicae sinensis

Sheng

Bai Shao

Milkweed, root

Radix Paeoniae Alba

Sheng

Cang Zhu

Atractylus ovateus, rhizome

Rhiz. atractylodis lanceae

Jiu Chuan

Niu Xi

achyrant

Rad. achyranthis

Long Dan Cao

gentian, root

Rad. gentianae

Bai Zhi

dahurian angelica

Rad. angelicae dahuricae

Chen Pi

Mandarin, fruit bark

Peric. citri reticulatae

Fu Ling

poria coconut, sclerotium

Skler. poriae

Sheng

Gan Cao

Licorice, root

Rad. glycyrrhizae

Ru Xiang

incense burner

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