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Stellera chamaejasme, Re lcag pa རེ་ལྕག་པ
Chinese Stellera
Re lcag pa (Tibetan)
Lang Du (TCM)
Re lcag pa (Tibetan)
Lang Du (TCM)
Photo: Plants medicinales de Mongolie, Bilan Floristique, 2011
Botanical name:
Stellera chamaejasme
Parts used:
Root
Temperature & Taste:
Warm, dry. Bitter. Toxic.
Stellera chamaejasme
Parts used:
Root
Temperature & Taste:
Warm, dry. Bitter. Toxic.
Uses:
1. Promotes Urine, Purges Water:
-Edema, Water retention
2. Clears Phlegm:
-Phlegm accumulation and obstruction
-Cough, Asthma
-Scrofula
3. Resolves Accumulation:
-Food accumulation
-disorders of mixed Bile, Phlegm and Wind associated with improper digestion
-Pain in the Chest or Abdomen
-Tumors, masses, accumulation of a cold nature (Phlegm-Wind)
-anti-tumor and anti-cancer effects against various strain have been demonstrated.
4. Kills Worms:
-Worm infestations
5. Externally:
-applied topically to toothache to relieve pain
-applied to skin diseases with rough and itchy skin
-Malignant Ulcers
DOSE:
In Nepal the roots are boiled for a long time until until the decoction is red. This is given for joint pain and gout.
SUBSTITUTE:
1. It is closely related to Daphne (although herbaceous), and shares both similar properties and some similar chemical compounds. Daphne may be a suitable substitute.
In Nepal the roots are boiled for a long time until until the decoction is red. This is given for joint pain and gout.
SUBSTITUTE:
1. It is closely related to Daphne (although herbaceous), and shares both similar properties and some similar chemical compounds. Daphne may be a suitable substitute.
Main Combinations:
Major Formulas:
Cautions:
1. Toxic in overdose
2. Not suitable for dryness / Yin deficiency
Main Preparations used:
1. Toxic in overdose
2. Not suitable for dryness / Yin deficiency
Main Preparations used: