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hu po 琥珀

 

by: Joe Hing Kwok Chu

 

hu po (fossil of amber) is the rosin fossil of pine trees.

Distribution: Mainly produced in Yunnan, Guangxi, Fujian, Guizhou, Liaoning, Xinjiang, Guangdong provinces of China, and Southeast Asia.

Characteristics: sweet, neutral.

Channel: heart, liver, bladder.

Uses: rid of blood clots, calming, for epilepsy, insomnia, blood in urine, to promote urination, menses stoppage due to blood stasis and clots .

Dosage: 1. 5 g to 3 g, in powder form taken with liquid. Not used in decoction.

琥珀

琥珀為古代松科植物的樹脂埋藏地下經久凝結而成。

產地分布: 主產雲南,廣西,福建,貴州,遼寧新疆,廣東,等省及南洋諸島

性味

歸經:入心,肝,膀胱經。

功用﹕散瘀止血;鎮驚安神﹐利水通淋

主治驚風癲癇,驚悸﹐失眠;治血便血尿﹐

小便癃閉不通﹐婦女血瘀血滯﹐經閉不通。

用量﹕一克半 至三克。研末沖服。不入煎劑。

  

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