Ban Xia (Jiang), also known as ginger-processed Pinellia ternata, is a refined version of the raw Ban Xia used in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) to reduce toxicity and enhance therapeutic benefits. It is widely used to dry dampness, transform phlegm, stop nausea and vomiting, and alleviate digestive and respiratory issues. Processing with ginger neutralizes the herb’s irritant properties, making it safe and effective for treating a range of phlegm-damp conditions and gastrointestinal discomforts.
Funktionen & Vorteile
Trocknet die Feuchtigkeit und wandelt den Schleim um
Effectively treats phlegm-related conditions such as cough with copious sputum, chest congestion, dizziness, and a sensation of heaviness.
Stoppt Übelkeit und Erbrechen
Verwendet für nausea, morning sickness, stomach cold, food stagnation, and vomiting caused by various factors including pregnancy and indigestion.
Löst Knötchen auf und reduziert Schwellungen
Erleichtert throat swelling, goiter, chest tightness, and lumps associated with phlegm obstruction.
Hilft bei Verdauungsbeschwerden
Helps ease bloating, fullness, and poor appetite due to dampness accumulation in the digestive system.
Indikationen
Menschen mit persistent cough, thick sputum, or chest oppression
Einzelpersonen, die nausea, vomiting, or morning sickness
Patienten mit throat nodules, goiter, or phlegm-induced lumps
Diejenigen mit digestive discomfort, bloating, and damp-related sluggishness
Zungen- und Pulsdiagnose in der TCM
Zunge: Greasy white or yellow coating (indicative of damp-phlegm accumulation)
Puls: Slippery (suggesting phlegm retention or dampness)
Common TCM Patterns Treated by Ban Xia (Jiang)
Phlegm-Damp Accumulation – Cough with phlegm, dizziness, chest congestion
Stomach Cold with Vomiting – Nausea, morning sickness, stomach discomfort
Phlegm Obstruction – Throat lumps, chest oppression, and nodules
Vorsichtsmaßnahmen & Kontraindikationen
Raw Ban Xia is toxic and should never be used without proper processing.
Not recommended for individuals with dry cough, yin deficiency, or heat signs.
Use cautiously during pregnancy under the guidance of a qualified practitioner.
Avoid excessive use to prevent digestive discomfort.
Fazit
Ban Xia (Jiang) is a vielseitiges und wichtiges Kraut in der TCM, valued for its ability to transform phlegm, stop vomiting, and alleviate damp-related conditions. The ginger-processing method enhances its safety, making it a staple herb for respiratory and digestive complaints linked to phlegm and dampness.
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