Qing Shang Fang Feng Tang (Clear the Upper Body with Saposhnikovia Decoction)
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The number of herbs in Tibetan formulas
The number of herbs in Tibetan formulas Understanding Tibetan Formula Structure and Composition Like other systems, Tibetan Medicine often contains the number of ingredients within the name of the Formula. But most particular in Tibetan Medicine they have “families of formulas”, all named after the main herb, along with the number of ingredients following, for…
Rhodiola 10 Decoction (Sro lo bcu thang)
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Rhodiola 5 Decoction (Sro lo bdun thang)
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Calamus 9 (Shu dag dgu pa)
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Licorice 7 Decoction (Shing mngar bdun thang)
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Asafetida 14 (Shing kun bcu bzhi)
Shing kun bcu bzhi ཤིང་ཀུན་བཅུ་བཞིAsafetida 14 Tradition: Tibetan Source / Author: Extensive collection of Tibetan-Mongolian-Buryat recipes, Kosoburov * according to another version, equal parts of each herb is used. Preparation: Powder Function: Settles Wind, Calms the Heart and Mind Use: “This medicine completely cures Insanity and Heart disease caused by rlung”“this medicine will be, in…
Asafetida 9 (Shing kun dgu pa)
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Sha Shen Mai Men Dong Tang (Glehnia and Ophiopogon Decoction)
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Asafetida Powder (Shing kun chur nis)
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Difference between Ayurvedic and TCM Herb Classification
Articles on Traditional Medicine – MedicineTraditions Ayurvedic and TCM Herb Classification What’s the Difference between the Ayurvedic and TCM Herb Classification? Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) classifies herbs by their energetic temperatures, tastes, and channel tropism (meridians), while Ayurveda classifies them by their elemental qualities (mahabhutas), tastes (rasas), physiological actions (virya and vipaka), and effect on…
Artemisia, Tshar bong
Artemisia, Tshar bong Artemisia glauca (Photo by Георгий) (Wikimedia) Artemisia scoparia(Waldstein & Kitaibel, Descriptiones et icones plantarum rariorum Hungariae, 1799-1802) The name Tshar Bong represents a number of Artemisia species in Tibetan Medicine. Tibetan texts describe 3 main types: As has been noted by some researchers (such as Kletter), the exact identification and differentiation of Artemisia…
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