Byi tang bdun pa བྱི་ཏང་བདུན་པ་
Embelia 7
Tradition:
Tibetan
Source / Author:
Amdo Compendium
|
Herb Name |
Latin |
Amount |
|---|---|---|
|
Embelia ribes |
400 grams | |
|
Allium sativum |
200 grams | |
|
Butea monosperma |
200 grams | |
|
Abelmoschus moschatus |
400 grams | |
|
Iris ensata |
200 grams | |
|
Artemisia vestita |
200 grams | |
|
Moschus |
2 grams |
Another version from Men Tsee Kang
|
Herb Name |
Latin |
Amount |
|---|---|---|
|
Embelia ribes |
180 grams | |
|
Ferula foetida |
20 grams | |
|
Butea monosperma |
100 grams | |
|
Kaempferia galanga |
75 grams | |
|
Piper longum |
30 grams | |
|
Phur nag (carbonised) |
Artemisia santolinifolia |
80 grams |
|
Moschus |
500mg |
Preparation:
Powder and form Pills.
Function:
Kills Worms, Warms the Stomach
Use:
The first version above (from Amdo Compendium) is used primarily for Worms. The second version (from Men Tsee Kang) has the following indications. However, both formulas are similar and are used similarly.
1. Hemorrhoids
2. Anal prolapse
3. Blood in the Stool
4. Anal abscess
5. Stomach Pain
6. Worms
Dose:
2–3 grams with hot water.
It can also be applied as a paste to the rectum.
Cautions:
None noted
Modifications:
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