Haliotis, Abalone, Shi Jue Ming 石决明
Abalone shellShi Jue Ming (TCM)
Fischbuch, Gessner, Forrer, 1563
Manual of Conchology, Tryon, 1890
Abalone as a delicacy (Adam, 2017)
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Zoological name:
Haliotis spp.
Parts used:
Shell
Temperature & Taste:
Cold, dry. Salty. Flesh is Neutral, Salty and Pungent
Classification:
I. Medicines for Internal Wind
Uses:
1. Clears Liver Heat, Settles Liver Yang:
-Headache, Dizziness
2. Benefits Sight, Clears the Eyes:
-red Eyes, blurred Vision
3. Benefits Yin, Clears Deficient Heat:
4. Clears Stomach Heat:
-hyperacidity, Stomach pain
5. Externally:
-levigated powder is applied directly to corneal opacity
ABALONE FLESH:
1. Nourishes Liver and Kidney Yin:
2. Nourishes Blood:
Preparation:
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Dose:
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Main Combinations:
1. Hypertension, decoct with
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2. Headache and Dizziness:
i. from strong Heat,
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ii. from Liver Yang rising, Abalone shell with
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3. Weak or Failing Eyesight:
i. Abalone shell,
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ii. Abalone shell
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4. Photophobia, Abalone shell,
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5. Corneal Nebula, Abalone shell ash with
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6. Optic atrophy and Nightblindness, Abalone shell
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7. Vertigo:
i. decoct Abalone shell with
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ii. Abalone shell,
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8. Yin deficient Heat, Steaming Bone Disorder,
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Major Formulas:
E Jiao Ji Zi Huang Tang
Ping Gan Qian Yang Tang
Cautions:
Due to its cold, antacid nature, it is not used for cases of Stomach Cold and digestive weakness.
Main Preparations used:
Powdered or Calcined Shell