Gyong rlon bcho brgyad གྱོང་རློན་བཅོ་བརྒྱད།
Or, Thang mchog gyong rlon bcho brgyad ཐང་མཆོག་གྱོང་རློན་བཅོ་བརྒྱད།
Hardened Lymph 18
Or, Supreme Decoction for Hardened Lymph 18

Tradition:

Tibetan

Source / Author:

* The version in the right column lists Ma nu in place of
** Mung starch or Noodles prepared from Mung starch are said to be used in Buryat region
*** local varieties of Corydalis, called Thug khu len regularly substitute Su mi.

Preparation:

Prepared as a decoction

Function:

Clears Damp, Moves the Blood, Resolves Masses, Resists Poison

Use:

“it is especially good at treating poisoning by any poisons”
“intoxication of any kind”
1. Poisoning (Drug, Chemical, Environmental, Allergies)
2. gnans in dense and hollow organs (severe acute infection)
3. New and old wounds or ulcers
4. Bruises of the kidneys and lower back
5. diseases of the White channels [nerves] and Blood channels in the upper and lower parts of the body,
6. increase in bad blood
7. Varicose veins
8. Hemorrhoids
8. Thrombophlebitis
10. Lymphatic Congestion, Lymphedema
11. Chronic Arthritis due to excess Cold/Damp/Lymph
12. delayed Menstruation
13. Uterine Fibroids
14. Autoimmune diseases
15. Metabolic and Endocrine disorders due to Cold Kidneys and congestion
16. Impotence
17. increases body strength, potency and sperm count

Dose:

a small cupful is taken 2 or 3 times daily

Cautions:

Not used during Pregnancy

Modifications:

Comment:

“they say that when treating any disease in the absence of this medicine, you will be like a blind guide, and also that, just as the light of the Moon appearing in the sky dispels any darkness, this medicine saves you from diseases and the machinations of demons”. (Kosoburov-An extensive collection of Tibetan-Mongolian-Buryat recipes)

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