Bya sha gsum sbyor  བྱ་ཤ་ གསུམ་ སྦྱོར་
Flying Squirrel 3 Combination

Tradition:

Tibetan

Source / Author:

Amdo Compendium

Herb Name

Latin

Amount

Bya ma bye’u sha *

Petaurista petaurista

30 grams

Rtsa a wa (Lloydia)

Lloydia serotina

30 grams

Thar nu (Spurge prepared)

Euphorbia thymifolia

20 grams

* Drungtso says Bya ma bye’u is “Flying Squirrel” and Sha means meat He gives the name Petauista petaurista. Other sources have given the name Pteromys volans (Siberian Flying Squirrel). Thus it appears to be flesh of a Flying Squirrel. It could, however, refer to Flying Squirrel feces which are used in TCM to move the Blood and resolve stasis.

Preparation:

Powder and form Pills (or use as a powder)

Function:

Moves the Blood, Expels Fetus

Use:

1. Promotes Labor (when due and already begun)
2. Removes a Dead Fetus
3. Expels Placenta

Dose:

1–2 grams

Cautions:

This is only used under the guidance of an experienced Physician.

Modifications:

Flying Squirrel feces (Wu Ling Zhi) may be an acceptable substitute for Flying Squirrel.


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