A gar so lnga ཨ་གར་སོ་ལྔ།
Aloeswood 35

Tradition:
Tibetan
Source / Author:
Men Tsee Kang
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Herb Name 42127_98a7da-2a> |
Latin 42127_646637-8b> |
Amount 42127_4bb1c0-eb> |
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| 42127_819c55-91> |
Aquillaria agallocha 42127_c52149-72> |
100 grams 42127_1ac983-48> |
| 42127_ebb2ce-4a> |
Aquillaria chinensis 42127_d07404-3c> |
60 grams 42127_1ea800-d7> |
|
A gar dmar (Red Aloeswood) 42127_be9feb-70> |
Cinnamomum parthenoxylon 42127_8da972-bd> |
80 grams 42127_8f459b-d1> |
| 42127_1f090f-da> |
Santalum album 42127_b60c3f-3c> |
70 grams 42127_dc8303-90> |
| 42127_9a7789-80> |
Pterocarpus santalinus 42127_9b5405-d1> |
120 grams 42127_0a40a9-61> |
| 42127_dd1715-14> |
Myristica fragrans 42127_02de0a-3c> |
35 grams 42127_81c6ee-99> |
| 42127_6f48c5-59> |
Eugenia caryophyllus 42127_9a894b-20> |
40 grams 42127_a69540-45> |
| 42127_6fe495-49> |
Bambusae silicae 42127_32bb28-d6> |
100 grams 42127_53ce81-7a> |
| 42127_3d1669-a7> |
Carthamus tinctorius 42127_e6ca8d-e1> |
100 grams 42127_b1644e-a1> |
| 42127_1edbac-14> |
Amomum subulatum 42127_8d6d1a-07> |
30 grams 42127_a886d7-6e> |
| 42127_c6eaed-70> |
Elettaria cardamomum 42127_6f8393-24> |
30 grams 42127_dd743a-04> |
| 42127_0e697f-eb> |
Terminalia chebula 42127_7c07b0-0c> |
100 grams 42127_370545-7c> |
| 42127_fe2126-2d> |
Terminalia bellerica 42127_3b39ff-51> |
80 grams 42127_a6a67c-b4> |
| 42127_b9e88a-5b> |
Emblica officinalis 42127_921030-18> |
100 grams 42127_7c207c-4e> |
| 42127_d9fe4d-bf> |
Tinospora cordifolia 42127_cf2681-09> |
100 grams 42127_88c26a-46> |
| 42127_4c79e2-7b> |
Alpina officinarum 42127_55a515-07> |
50 grams 42127_888eb4-04> |
| 42127_ce94e4-39> |
Rubus phoenicoiasius 42127_4757e5-70> |
150 grams 42127_04989c-23> |
| 42127_85747e-2d> |
Inula helenium 42127_9700c8-84> |
80 grams 42127_12d634-6f> |
| 42127_84d09e-2d> |
Adhatoda vasica 42127_9b8ae2-e7> |
80 grams 42127_c16ac9-6b> |
| 42127_4a3596-b4> |
Swertia chirata 42127_b7df9e-55> |
80 grams 42127_395957-1c> |
| 42127_155ec1-b7> |
Picrorrhiza kurroa 42127_57f4a8-31> |
80 grams 42127_2e4fe4-35> |
| 42127_8b1544-b0> |
Commiphora mukul 42127_734df8-6f> |
40 grams 42127_03e05d-b7> |
| 42127_075a8d-eb> |
Boswellia sacra 42127_b8b758-6f> |
50 grams 42127_b02949-f4> |
| 42127_9bb731-b5> |
Moschus 42127_e80503-f1> |
1 grams 42127_3669e4-ad> |
| 42127_aa5861-c0> |
Strychnos nux vomica 42127_a47767-c5> |
50 grams 42127_6cfe9a-01> |
| 42127_35a48d-e8> |
Salmalia malabarica 42127_a2214c-a1> |
60 grams 42127_b2227d-e1> |
| 42127_9b0298-44> |
Saussurea lappa 42127_8f5d20-f0> |
100 grams 42127_62054e-32> |
| 42127_19317f-84> |
Pyrethrum tatsiense 42127_780696-12> |
100 grams 42127_9cb020-9c> |
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Ming can nag po *** 42127_de7ecc-d3> |
Pullicaria insignis 42127_a83a6d-a3> |
150 grams 42127_9d49d2-db> |
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Sha chen (Yak heart) **** 42127_bef9a0-04> |
Bos grunniens 42127_091d1f-ce> |
30 grams 42127_7e2b6c-2d> |
| 42127_44e9cd-50> |
Aconitum ferox 42127_0e5023-51> |
60 grams 42127_d0f4ed-c5> |
| 42127_431dab-db> |
Meconopsis horridula 42127_236e06-b9> |
100 grams 42127_608c75-24> |
| 42127_4a03ac-9c> |
Choerospondias axillaris 42127_2529f4-ae> |
70 grams 42127_45746a-4f> |
| 42127_e65c25-4b> |
Punica granatum 42127_911bbb-24> |
100 grams 42127_26c993-5e> |
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Sro lo dkar po ***** 42127_a6f75b-13> |
Paegaeophyton scapiflorum 42127_d34621-d8> |
150 grams 42127_ce5d11-d9> |
* Delphinium brunonianum is used in place of Musk today
** some sources list Aster diplostephioides
*** some sources list Inula grandiflora
**** Sha chen is Human flesh, but is replaced today with Yak Heart
***** some sources list Rhodiola
Preparation:
Pills about the size of a pea
Function:
Regulates Qi and Blood, settles Wind
Use:
“A general medicine which helps with rlung [Wind] diseases” (Men Tsee Kang)
“Especially this medicine is good for the combination of blood and rlung [Wind], reduces stitching pain in the upper body, and is also a general medicine that helps with rlung [Wind] diseases”
“Various complications in the treatment of Empty Heat, which can creep up like a thief, copes with dry irritating cough, as well as with all rlung [Wind] diseases” (Amdo Compendium)
1. Malaise (loss of appetite, lethargy, dizziness, insomnia, depression)
2. Anxiety
3. Nervousness
4. Insomnia
5. Dizziness and Vertigo
6. Tinnitus
7. Epilepsy
8. Body Tremors, Parkinsonism
9. Heart disease (with Wind and Blood Stasis, or Wind and Heat)
10. Palpitations
11. Tachycardia
12. Any type of Chest distention
13. Dry Cough (from Wind)
14. frees Breathing; good for labored breathing
15. Moving Pain or Pain in the upper body due to excess Qi in the Blood (Wind)
16. Pain in Shoulder region from accumulation of Blood and Qi.
17. Arthritis (with Wind predominating)
18. Generalised body aches (from Wind)
19. Chronic Fever
20. Wind disorders with Fever or Inflammation
21. Regulator and Tonic for Wind constitutions
22. “Eliminates delayed Menstruation”
23. When used in health, it helps balance Wind, Bile and Phlegm.
Dose:
2–3 pills before bed with warm water
Cautions:
“It never gives complications and therefore it can be prescribed for any type of chest distension, regardless of what caused it. The benefits and harmlessness of the composition have been tested experimentally.” (Buryat Tibetan Medicine)
1. Avoid overdose. Despite containing Aconite and Nux Vomica, this is regarded as safe and without side effect.
2. Not used in Pregnancy
3. Not suitable for use in rkang ‘bam disease (swelling of the feet with blue-black skin color from bad blood falling to the legs).
Modifications:
When Nux Vomica, Aconite, Musk and Yak Heart are omitted, it forms Aloeswood 31.
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This is one of the most commonly used medicines for Wind constitutions in Tibetan Medicine, and despite containing Aconite and Nux vomica, is regarded as a gentle, reliable tonic for Wind constitutions.
According to the Traditional Tibetan Medical text gCes-bsdus Phan-bde’i sNying-po it may be used to aid diagnosis of the condition where Blood and Wind are accumulated in the upper body. If symptoms are relieved, diagnosis is confirmed. (Tsarong, Tibetan Psychopharmacology)