MyFire

Removing the fire

Category:

Digestion, detox, gynecology, skin, metabolism, oncology, psyche, nerves, insomnia, senses, heart and blood vessels, Liver system, Spleen system, Heart system, Lung system, pain relief, digestion, urology, fatigue

Recipe use according to Traditional Chinese Medicine:

• Purifies heat and cools the blood
• discharges fire and removes irritation
• clears damp heat
• Clears wind heat
• cools stomach fire
• Disperses congestion from hot Tan
• soothes pain

Description:

Combination of herbs and mushrooms to clear hot and damp heat.

Effective mixture for pathologies caused by heat (internal and wind), fire or damp heat. Based on the Huang Lian Jie Du Wan blend. The cork tree has been replaced here with chrysanthemum and black-head, thus extending the effect of the mixture in the upper radiance, head and eyes.

Of the vital mushrooms, we chose fireweed for its ability to cool the stomach fire. Its nature is cold, and by its tropism to the Liver, Stomach, and Large Intestine, it can dispel the fire harassing the spirit of Shen.

It finds application especially in constitutionally oversized types with Stomach and Gallbladder problems, high blood pressure, insomnia and irritability. It is useful as part of a home and travel medicine kit.

The mixture can be compared to broad spectrum antibiotics. It can be used for anything that is red, purulent, wet and painful. Both in an acute case, or in a smaller dose in the treatment of chronic inflammatory diseases, affecting mainly the upper body and head.

Indications:

• restlessness, irritability
• explosiveness, manifestations of anger
• chronic inflammation
• eczema which swells
• inflammatory deposits on the skin
• smelly sweating
• bitterness in the mouth
• cold sores, aphthae
• hives
• redness and burning of the eyes
• headaches, dizziness
• insomnia
• burning sensation when urinating
• difficulty urinating
• gynaecological inflammation and discharge (yellow)
• redness in the genital area
• hot, splitting headaches
• inflammation and bleeding of the gums
• yellow to yellow-green rhinitis in sinusitis
• red and swollen festering wounds and ulcers
• hidden latent fever
• febrile illnesses

Modern Uses:

• Inflammations generally anywhere on the body
• seborrhoea (excessive sebum production)
• glaucoma (increased intraocular pressure)
• purulent conjunctivitis
• otitis media (also chronic)
• hypertension (high blood pressure)
• gastritis (inflammation of the stomach lining)
• hepatitis (jaundice)
• hepatic cirrhosis
• acute cholecystitis
• helicobacter pylori
• inflammation of the urinary tract
• herpes zoster (shingles)
• conjunctivitis (inflammation of the conjunctiva)
• hordeolum (barley grain)
• sinusitis (inflammation of the sinuses)
• pneumonia (pneumonia)
• acute candidiasis

Language:

• red with yellow coating

Pulse:

• Fast and full.

Contraindications:

• Fire from the void. Weakened Spleen with dampness.

Recommendation:

• This is a very cold and drying mixture, it cannot be taken long term at a higher dose. Once the symptoms subside, the root of the problem needs to be addressed.

Recipe Ingredients: