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Fu Zi (Zhi)

附子(製)

  • Pharm Name

    Aconiti Radix lateralis

  • Common Name

    Aconite

  • Category

    Warm the Interior

  • Subcategory

    N/A

  • Ingredients

  • Taste

    Acrid, Toxic

  • Pao Zhi

  • Temperature

    Hot

  • Action / Indication

    1. Rescues the yang: used to treat yang collapse, presenting with profuse sweating, icy hands and feet, diarrhea with undigested food, chills and fear of cold, possible loss of consciousness, and very faint pulse.
    2. Warms the yang: used to treat Spleen, Heart, and Kidney yang deficiencies.
    3. Disperses cold, opens blocked channels, and alleviates pain: used to treat wind-damp-cold bi syndrome, and cold obstructing organs, muscles, bones, and blood vessels. May also be used to treat yin-type sores.
  • Treatment Principles

    Restores Yang
    Warms Yang
    Warms the Channels
    Dispels Wind-Damp-Cold
    Alleviates Pain

  • Contra Indication

    The toxicity of this herb is actually quite low, because it has been processed correctly prior to its arrival in the pharmacy. Do not, however, exceed 15g per day. It is contraindicated for yin deficiency with false cold and true heat, and during pregnancy, and when consuming alcohol. Alcohol increases the absorption of the herb's toxic properties. Toxic reactions to this herb are usually due to overdose, or incorrect preparation of the fresh herb. Always take care to ensure proper diagnosis with this herb especially.

  • Dosages

    1.5-15g, pre-cooked 30-60 minutes.

  • Meridians

    HT, KD, SP

  • Tom's Comment

    1. Fu Zi nowadays already comes processed (Zhi) by professional herb processors in China. When practitioners order Fu Zi, it is assumed that you are referring to the processed form.
    2. In community practices, Fu Zi's most common indication is used to address Cold Bi (obstruction).
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