Product name : RAMULUS CINNAMOMI

Item : 79351484267

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     Chinese herbal medicine Guizhi, alias: Liugui (scientific name: Cinnamomum cassia Presl) is the dry twig of Lauraceae Cinnamomum cassia Presl. It is the dry twig of Cinnamon lauraceae plant, which is generally harvested in spring and summer, and dried directly or sliced after removing the leaves. This product is long cylindrical, multi-branched, 30-75cm long, and 0.3-1cm in diameter at the butt end. The surface is reddish brown to brown, with longitudinal ridges, fine wrinkles and small pimple-like leaf scars, branch scars, bud scars, and lenticels. Hard and brittle, easy to break. The slices are 2-4mm thick, the skin of the section is reddish brown, the xylem is yellowish white to light yellowish brown, and the pith is slightly square. Has a specific aroma, sweet, slightly pungent, and strong skin flavor. It is mainly produced in Guangxi, Guangdong and Yunnan. Guizhi is pungent and warm, can dispel wind and cold, and can treat colds, wind and cold, fever and aversion to cold. Meridian Guixin, lung, bladder channel. Nature and flavor pungent, sweet, warm. Functions and indications are sweating and relieving muscles, warming the meridians, helping yang to transform qi, calming and descending qi. For anemofrigid cold, cold pain in the abdomen, amenorrhea due to cold in blood, arthralgia, phlegm retention, edema, palpitation, running ton.
        1. Guizhi is pungent and warm, good at dispelling wind and cold, can cure colds, wind and cold, fever and aversion to cold, and can be applied regardless of sweating or no sweating. Such as wind-cold symptoms, the body does not sweat, combined with ephedra, it has a phase effect, can promote sweating; such as wind-cold symptoms, careful body sweating, with peony, etc., has the effect of coordinating camp and health. Guizhi can warm and unblock the meridians. For cold-damp rheumatic arthralgia, it is often combined with aconite, notopterygium, and Fangfeng; for amenorrhea and dysmenorrhea caused by stagnation of qi and blood, it is often used together with angelica, peony, and peach kernel. Guizhi is warm in nature, good at ventilating yang qi, can dispel yin and cold, block yang qi for yin and cold, and body fluid cannot be distributed, so the stagnation of water and dampness forms phlegm and retention diseases. It is often used in combination with Poria cocos and Atractylodes macrocephala, etc. For loss of function and difficulty in urination, use cassia twigs to promote yang and transform qi, and water medicine to facilitate urination. It is often used together with Polyporus and Alisma (such as Wuling powder).
        2. Although both cassia twig and ephedra can produce sweat, ephedra works hard to vent, can open the skin and penetrate hair openings, has a strong sweating effect, and can relieve lungs, relieve asthma, diuresis and reduce swelling; Guizhi is pungent, sweet and warm, and its main function is Warming and dredging the meridians can lead to yang qi and relieve the surface, and the effect of sweating is relatively weak. Therefore, in the treatment of wind-cold symptoms, wind-cold without sweating, it is often compatible with ephedra to enhance its sweating effect; in the treatment of wind-cold symptoms, spontaneous sweating and aversion to wind, ephedra is not used, and peony is used together to coordinate nutrition and health, and release cold. . Cassia twig warms and aids heat, if not used properly, it may damage yin and cause blood circulation, so it should not be used in febrile diseases, yin deficiency and hyperactivity of fire, and hemorrhage.

        Discussions of each:
       1. "Medicine Heart Method": "The smell of Guizhi is light, so it can go up and diverge on the surface."
       2. Wang Haogu: "Or ask "Materia Medica" that osmanthus can relieve sweating and sweating, and Zhang Zhongjing treats typhoid fever with sweating. For several places, he uses Guizhi decoction; Do not sweat heavily. If you use cinnamon twigs, you will re-produce your sweat. If you sweat a lot, use cinnamon twigs and licorice soup, and then use cinnamon twigs to stop sweating. Does one medicine have two uses, does it have the same meaning as "Materia Medica"? "Compendium of Materia Medica" states that osmanthus, pungent and sweet are very hot, can spread hundreds of medicines, unblock the blood vessels, relieve troubles and sweating, and adjust the blood so that the sweat will come out spontaneously. Zhong Jingyun, the sun has a stroke, and the weak yin sweats spontaneously. Wei Shiying Deficiency causes fever and sweating. It is also said that those with Taiyang disease, fever and sweating are weak in camp and strong in defense. Yin deficiency and Yang must be combined, so they all use cinnamon sticks to sweat. And, the wind evil has nothing to tolerate, so it is solved by sweating. It is not the cinnamon sticks that can open the skin and sweat. Those who sweat more use the cinnamon sticks to reconcile the camp and defense, and the evil will come out from the sweat and the sweat will stop itself. Guizhi can close the sweat pores. People who are ignorant do not know the meaning of sweating and closing sweat. People who encounter typhoid fever and no sweat also use cinnamon sticks. It is a serious mistake. When you recognize the words for sweating under Guizhi Decoction, sweat will naturally come out. It is not that ephedra can open the interstitial joints and produce sweat. To treat sweating due to sweating, one should also observe its meaning."
       "Materia Medica Yanyi Supplement": "Zhongjing uses osmanthus twigs to treat the surface, and osmanthus to make up for non-existing deficiency; Wei has wind evil, so the disease is spontaneous sweating, and osmanthus twigs are used to send out the evil, and Weihe is the surface of dense sweating. , it is not Guizhi that can absorb sweat and cure it."
       4. "Compendium": "Ephedra is all over the skin and hair, so it is specialized in sweating and dispelling cold and evil. The lung dominates the defense, the sweet moves the spleen, and the pungent moves the lung."
       5. "Materia Medica Huiyan": "Cinnamon twigs, dispelling wind and cold, expelling external evils, producing evil sweats, relieving coughs, and removing pain between extremities. Diverge between the skin and muscles, and travel to the joints of the arms, knees and limbs."
       6. "Book of Materia Medica": "Cinnamon twigs and thin osmanthus are both thin branches, but thin osmanthus is especially thin-skinned, so the power of harmony and camping seems to be inferior to that of branches. Cinnamon is also used to treat galloping porpoise and cinnamon twigs The reason is that Bentun belongs to the kidney qi, the kidney qi comes out of the bladder, and the osmanthus twig enters the foot sun." "Doctors in the world do not understand the essence of the osmanthus twig, and it seems that this taste can nourish the body and strengthen the skin. However, why not use ginseng and Qiye? Covering the four seasons of wind, because of the four seasons of air, the winter moon cold wind hurts the body, and the body is merged by the cold wind, so it is not the merger of the ying qi but the harmony with it, so sweat It comes out. Only the pungent sweetness of Guizhi can dispel the cold wind from the muscles and open the blood vessels, so it is combined with the white peony root, and it is strengthened by the Weizhi to reach the camp, so that it can harmonize the muscles and relieve sweating."
       7. "The Classic of Fengyuan": "Ephedra is sent out to dispel cold and permeate the fur, so it is specialized in sweating; Guizhi goes up and disperses the surface, penetrates the camp and defense, so it can relieve the muscles. Secular people can't use cinnamon for typhoid fever without sweating The twigs, no. The pungent sweetness of Guizhi diverges into yang, and it is also an indispensable medicine for cold damage to the blood. Mahuang Decoction and Pueraria Decoction are not lacking in this. But Guizhi Decoction cannot be used, because the peony in it is sour and cold, and it is astringent. The interstitial is the forbidden ear."
       8. "Changsha Medicinal Solution": "Cinnamon twigs, enter the liver to promote blood circulation, go through the meridians to achieve prosperity and depression. It is good at relieving wind and evil, and most regulates wood qi. It promotes clear yang to get rid of depression, and reduces turbid yin to counteract , soothes the acute convulsion of the tendons and arteries, sharpens the obstruction of the joints. It enters the liver and gallbladder, dissipates and suppresses it, extremely relieves pain, clears the meridians and opens the numbness, and even removes dampness and cold. It can stop galloping and relieve palpitations."
       9. "Ben Jing Shu Zheng": "All medicines must be used in their body. Guizhi can benefit the joints, warm the meridian and open the meridians, and this is the body." Thickness causes fever, acridity dispels stagnation, and sweetness can invigorate deficiency. Therefore, it can harmonize the meridians, dissipate lower qi, relieve pain and relieve troubles. , said to benefit water, said to lower qi, said to remove blood stasis, and said to nourish the middle. Its function is the greatest, and its application is the most extensive. There is nothing like Guizhi Decoction, which is the first function of harmony."
       10. Zhang Shouyi: "Use three to five to seven or eight fen of Guizhi lightly, and use one to half a qian more. If the nutrient and blood elements are deficient, Weiyang is also weak, and there is cold outside, use one to two fen and white Stir-fry peony together, if the tongue is slippery and there is no coating, it must be fried with osmanthus and peony, and the osmanthus branches are picked and used, only the gas is taken, and the taste is not eaten. Although this is a new method in Wuxia, it can not be said that it has no deep meaning. Gui Zhi is the branch of cinnamon, soft and thin, fragrant and fragrant, lightly lifted and dispersed, spicy and warm in temperature. Dispelling the wind and cold of Yingwei, governing the sun's stroke and headache. Establishing the Yang Qi of Zhongzhou, curing spleen and stomach deficiency and abdominal pain. It is suitable for dredging the meridians and reaching up to the shoulders and arms. Warming and pungent over water can suppress the kidney qi, set the concentration to rush to the porpoise, and open the paralysis of the kidney family. If the yang is slightly short, it is a good material for dredging. But when the dryness coughs and the qi rises, use it indiscriminately That is to say, to teach blood overflow, or yin deficiency and fluid consumption, wrong injection will cause more illness. Its effect is on the skin, but Zhong Jingshu removes its skin, and you can understand the fallacy of copying. Without skin, it is wood, and lately it is possible to use its wood , not just a preference."
       11. Cao Jiada: "Cold and damp condense in the muscles, and Yang Qi does not reach outside. Master Zhong made a prescription of Guizhi Decoction to support the spleen and yang to achieve the stagnation of the camp. Muscles and grandson collaterals are blocked, and Yang Qi must be obtained to pass them through. The remaining liquid in the nutrient must not be evaporated into sweat. Guizhi’s ability to develop spleen yang is also its instinct. But if this is not cured, dampness will invade the joints, and then It may cause pain in the sun's collaterals, and the location is not known by pressing. It is commonly known as cold-damp flow tendon. Its stagnation involves the liver, and both syndromes are suitable for Guizhi."

​Barcode: 79351484267
Ingredients: Cinnamon stick slices
Specifications: 16oz (454g)
Efficacy: dispelling cold and relieving the exterior; Mainly wind-cold exterior syndrome; cold-damp arthralgia; extreme coldness of limbs; amenorrhea dysmenorrhea; lumps in the abdomen; chest obstruction; For anemofrigid cold, cold pain in the abdomen, amenorrhea due to cold in blood, arthralgia, phlegm retention, edema, palpitation, running ton. Sweating and dispelling muscles, warming the meridians, helping yang to transform qi, dispelling cold and relieving pain.