Guest guest Posted October 15, 2006 Report Share Posted October 15, 2006 Hi David, David Toone wrote: > ... Gan Mei Gen is listed in Chen as Wan Dian Jin under the regulate > Qi function. However, he lists a dose of 3 - 15 grams. Looking at the > percentages found in some of the Gan Mao Ling Patent formulas the 15 - > 20 or 30 seem more inline. David, my notes from WWW (including some Chinese sites) do not agree with that: Pinyin Name: Gangmeigen AKA: Gangmei; Baidiancheng; Baijie; Chengxingshu; Chenxingxichai; Dianchenggen; Dianchenxing; Hongjuncao; Shangancao; Shanmeigen; Tianxinggen; Wandianjin Latin name: Ilex Rx/Rz; Rx/Rz Ilicis asprellae English name: Ilex Rx; Roughhaired Holly Rx Hb Class: Clear Heat; Resolve Toxin Nature: Bitter; Sweet / Sweet~slightly; Cold / Cool Channels: HT; LU; KI Dose: As Dec: 15-30g; sometimes 30-60g Actions: (1) Clear Heat; Resolve Toxin, Build Fluids; Aid Throat; Antipharyngitic; Antiinfectious; Antiviral**; (2) Quicken Xue; Resolve Xue Stas/Stag; Ease Pain Uses: (1) Ganmao (Common Colds) w fever & thirst, pharynx & larynx swelling & pain; Ganmao in Wind Heat, Summerheat, seasonal Febrile Disease + fever, headache & thirst & pharyngitis, cough in LU Heat, etc; Common Colds; Wind Heat Headache; ?? (Fanzao ·³Ôï); Gonorrhoea (Linbing), haemoptysis, pharyngitis, tonsillitis, Resolve Toxin~fungal toxins /arsenic poisoning (w Jinyinhua, Fengweicao); (2) Arthralgia of Wind Damp Heat type; angina pectoris; external trauma w Xue Stas /bleeding, swelling & pain; sport injury; trauma w pain; Boost HT Xue Flow & HT muscle contractility in guinea-pigs Best regards, Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 16, 2006 Report Share Posted October 16, 2006 Phil, Thanks for your kind response. Are you saying that Gan Mei Gen (Wan Dian Jin) doesn't have a regulate as indicated in Chen's book? Or are you disagreeing with the dosage. The dosage you cite seems more in line with the herb's usage in Gan Mao Ling than Chen's dosage. I am not questioning your authority, just trying to get a handle on how this herb works. Many thanks for your knowledge and willingness to share on this somewhat illusive herb. Sincerely, David On Oct 15, 2006, at 1:35 PM, wrote: > Hi David, > > David Toone wrote: > > ... Gan Mei Gen is listed in Chen as Wan Dian Jin under the regulate > > Qi function. However, he lists a dose of 3 - 15 grams. Looking at > the > > percentages found in some of the Gan Mao Ling Patent formulas the > 15 - > > 20 or 30 seem more inline. > > David, my notes from WWW (including some Chinese sites) do not agree > with that: > > Pinyin Name: Gangmeigen > > AKA: Gangmei; Baidiancheng; Baijie; Chengxingshu; Chenxingxichai; > Dianchenggen; Dianchenxing; Hongjuncao; Shangancao; Shanmeigen; > Tianxinggen; Wandianjin > > Latin name: Ilex Rx/Rz; Rx/Rz Ilicis asprellae > > English name: Ilex Rx; Roughhaired Holly Rx > > Hb Class: Clear Heat; Resolve Toxin > > Nature: Bitter; Sweet / Sweet~slightly; Cold / Cool > > Channels: HT; LU; KI > > Dose: As Dec: 15-30g; sometimes 30-60g > > Actions: (1) Clear Heat; Resolve Toxin, Build Fluids; Aid Throat; > Antipharyngitic; Antiinfectious; Antiviral**; (2) Quicken Xue; > Resolve Xue > Stas/Stag; Ease Pain > > Uses: (1) Ganmao (Common Colds) w fever & thirst, pharynx & larynx > swelling & pain; Ganmao in Wind Heat, Summerheat, seasonal Febrile > Disease + fever, headache & thirst & pharyngitis, cough in LU Heat, > etc; > Common Colds; Wind Heat Headache; ?? (Fanzao ·³Ôï); Gonorrhoea > (Linbing), haemoptysis, pharyngitis, tonsillitis, Resolve > Toxin~fungal toxins > /arsenic poisoning (w Jinyinhua, Fengweicao); (2) Arthralgia of > Wind Damp > Heat type; angina pectoris; external trauma w Xue Stas /bleeding, > swelling > & pain; sport injury; trauma w pain; Boost HT Xue Flow & HT muscle > contractility in guinea-pigs > > Best regards, > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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