Gtso brgyad gyu ral གཙོ་བརྒྱད་གཡུ་རལ་
Principal 8 Turquoise Mane


Tradition:
Tibetan
Source / Author:
Men Tsee Kang
Version 1
|
Herb Name 42593_abff2f-cd> |
Latin 42593_759506-b8> |
Amount 42593_235580-e1> |
|---|---|---|
| 42593_e3571e-1b> |
Bambusa textiles 42593_95aa44-a8> |
250 grams 42593_0df3d3-70> |
| 42593_1483ea-ea> |
Calculus Bovis 42593_4c057d-60> |
10 grams 42593_e2e58a-2d> |
| 42593_338008-91> |
Carthamus tinctorius 42593_e53851-c5> |
150 grams 42593_ed083b-ea> |
| 42593_208535-0e> |
Santalum album 42593_9c4465-0d> |
100 grams 42593_41de68-f0> |
| 42593_3b6df0-76> |
Swertia chirata 42593_7c5aad-ee> |
150 grams 42593_61cdf5-27> |
| 42593_6b13d5-66> |
Adhatoda vasica 42593_6e0f46-5f> |
150 grams 42593_bea9aa-80> |
| 42593_532051-aa> |
Mercury sulphide preparata 42593_0302e1-a8> |
30 grams 42593_04799b-0a> |
| 42593_0a5773-d8> |
Commiphora mukul 42593_a15260-bd> |
90 grams 42593_650c4d-ce> |
| 42593_693f02-10> |
Moschus 42593_a9e4e1-4f> |
30 grams 42593_964cb1-a9> |
| 42593_918e3a-b8> |
Oxytropis microphylla 42593_972767-aa> |
150 grams 42593_f8e8a4-a0> |
| 42593_df1067-b5> |
Terminalia chebula 42593_131789-63> |
200 grams 42593_cb7d09-da> |
Version 2:
|
Herb Name 42593_3876bc-72> |
Latin 42593_014c24-0d> |
Amount 42593_7c2e6e-53> |
|---|---|---|
| 42593_ca1a60-cd> |
Bambusa textiles 42593_881b93-6d> |
50 grams 42593_38f578-71> |
| 42593_9385f0-cf> |
Calculus Bovis 42593_cf7836-13> |
5 grams 42593_57570b-93> |
| 42593_421a10-22> |
Carthamus tinctorius 42593_7aa252-84> |
30 grams 42593_762ee7-c9> |
| 42593_c9c826-69> |
Aconitum heterophyllum 42593_c49773-e4> |
50 grams 42593_470c02-05> |
| 42593_42f30a-c8> |
Picrorrhiza / Lagotis 42593_6655b1-d6> |
50 grams 42593_3aa131-37> |
| 42593_5e671b-4c> |
Santalum album 42593_23c487-da> |
50 grams 42593_2f33d9-41> |
| 42593_5a2f77-2b> |
Swertia chirata 42593_ae86a5-b5> |
30 grams 42593_11bb2d-8f> |
| 42593_974909-a2> |
Adhatoda vasica 42593_3ea6c2-38> |
30 grams 42593_39041a-58> |
| 42593_8d5c6d-b9> |
Sulphura 42593_7fd947-6c> |
10 grams 42593_255167-7e> |
| 42593_1fd8e5-d9> |
Mercury sulphide preparata 42593_f68ef3-45> |
10 grams 42593_4fffa7-ec> |
| 42593_16b5af-ac> |
Commiphora mukul 42593_b3891d-b8> |
30 grams 42593_ce1774-e8> |
| 42593_0459e9-20> |
Moschus 42593_edb108-d4> |
2 grams 42593_0c2eb7-74> |
| 42593_6a65f4-b1> |
Oxytropis microphylla 42593_aa34bf-e3> |
20 grams 42593_83717e-2b> |
| 42593_896b77-e9> |
Terminalia chebula (yellow) 42593_9cbbf1-d5> |
50 grams 42593_a2e1e4-7e> |
* Despite listing Dngul chu (Mercury), it probably refers to processed Mercury as in Version 1, above.
Preparation:
Powder and form Pills.
Function:
Clears Heat, Resists Poison
Use:
“This medicine is like a hammer, instantly breaking heat due to excitement of the Blood” (Men Tsee Kang)
1. Contagious and Infectious Diseases
2. Acute Fever
3. Measles
4. Blood Heat (including overwork, sunstroke etc.)
5. Diseases due to Evil Spirits / Demons (‘Byung po)
Dose:
1 gram
Cautions:
1. Due to Mercury it should not be used for more than 2 weeks without a break in treatment. Avoid overdose
2. Not used during Pregnancy
Modifications:
For use in the West today, it can be prepared without Mercury.
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