INDIVIDUAL HERBS
Pharmaceutical Latin: | Cortex Meliae |
Common English: | Chinaberry (Root) Bark Melia (Root) Bark Bead Tree Root Bark Chinatree (Root) Bark Sichuan Chinaberry (Root) Bark |
Taste | Temperature | Entering Meridians | Dosage |
Bitter (Sweet) (Astringent) |
Cold (Neutral) Toxic (Slightly Toxic) |
Liver Spleen Stomach |
4.5-20g Up to 60g when used alone Tincture: 2-4ml |
Actions | Indications/Syndromes |
Kills parasites |
Intestinal parasites: Roundworms, threadworms, hookworms, pinworms and vaginal trichomonas infections This is strong and effective and can be used by itself |
Treats tinea topically |
As a wash or a powder made into a thick paste with vinegar for tinea |
Treats trichomonas |
Externally as a wash or douche for trichomonas vaginitis |
CONTRAINDICATIONS |
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INCOMPATIBILITIES |
HERB/DRUG INTERACTIONS |
Increases its overall anti-parasitic effect |
As an enema for pinworms every night for two to four nights |
Hookworm (serve before bedtime on an empty Stomach for two days) |
Rx. Sophorae Flavescentis |
Vinegar or Tea Tree Oil |
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Parasites (powder and insert into the rectum or vagina) |
Topically for tinea and sores (powder and mix) |
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- This herb also clears Damp-Heat.
- It can be applied externally for scabies and sores.
- It is said to treat roving Wind-rash, noxious sores, scabies, lichen and high fever in children.
- This herb is also said to control diarrhea.
- Both Ku Lian Pi and Fr. Quisqualis Shi Jun Zi expel parasites and are effective for expelling roundworms. Ku Lian Pi is bitter, cold, clears Damp-Heat, is hard on the digestion and is relatively toxic. Shi Jun Zi is sweet, warm, augments the Spleen and Stomach, treats accumulations in childhood nutritional impairment and eliminates Deficiency Heat.