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Common
Cold
- Differentiate
between Flu (High fever, throat or Lung problems, headaches,
severe bodyaches) and Cold (Chills and fever, stiff neck,
runny nose, symptoms should only last a couple of days)
- Progression
in babies and elderly is quicker
- Dr. He
says: small, light and cook less time
Characteristics
of Wind
- Attacks
the upper part of the body and the 5 sense organs, Yang in
nature because it’s moving
- Tends
to go outward and open the pores
- In
& of itself, it tends to cause slight sweating
- It is
a guide pathogen, a vehicle for other pathogens to ride on
- Floating
pulse
Characteristics
of Heat
- Yang
in nature
- Tends
to enter through nose and mouth
- Tends
to consume body fluids and open pores, inducing sweating and
fever
- Floating
and rapid pulse
- Constitutionally
Yin & Blood deficient types are more prone to Wind
Heat invasion
Characteristics
of Cold
- Yin in
nature
- Tends
to enter through the skin and upper body
- Tends
to contract the pores, chills, body aches, lack of sweat
- Floating,
tight or slow pulse
- Constitutionally
Yang & Qi deficient types are more prone to Wind Cold
invasion
Single Herbs
- Dr. He
Herbs to treat
invasion of Wind Cold:
- Ma
Huang and Gui Zhi - Strong for cold
- Jing
Jie and Fang Feng - Expel wind
- Xin Yi
Hua and Cang Er Zi - Good to open the nose
- Zi Su
Ye and Sheng Jiang - Aid digestion
- Gao
Ben (occipital) and Bai Zhi (forehead) - Good for headaches
- Qiang
Huo - Good for bodyaches
Herbs to treat
invasion of Wind Heat:
- Man
Jing Zi - Good for headache
- Sheng
Ma - Good to clear Heat Toxin
- Bo He
and Niu Bang Zi - Good for throat
- Xiang
Ru - Summer Ma Huang, clears Summer Heat
- Huo
Xiang, Huo Po and Cang Zhu - Clears Summer Damp
- Qiang
Huo and u Huo - Good for joint aches
- Huang
Qi, Dang Shen, Bai Zhu - Good for Defensive Qi deficiency
- Zhi Mu
and Mu Dan Pi - Good for Yin deficiency
Differentiation
& Treatment
Wind Heat
Invasion to the Defensive level
Symptoms
- Slight
aversion to cold, more in Wind Cold
- Whole
head can hurt, inflammatory process
- Slight
fever, slight aversion to wind, slight sweating
- Thirsty
with more fever than chills
- Sore
throat
- If
someone has a bacterial infection do not use the extra channels
Treatment Principle
- Release exterior, promote
sweating, push out pathogen
Points for Wind Heat
Invasion to the Defensive level
- Li 4, 11; Du
14; SJ 5; Prick Li 1 or Lu 11 if severe
fever; Moxa, Gua Sha, or Cupping at DU 14 to 16
Wind Cold
Invasion (2 types - Deficient & Excessive)
Symptoms
- Chills
more predominant than fever
- Slight
cough, stuffy chest, stuffy nose
- Tongue
may show no change
- No
sweat and more cold in the excess type (Ma Huang Tang)
- Sweating
with the deficient type (Gui Zhi Tang)
Treatment Principle
- Release the exterior, expel
Cold and push out pathogen
Points for Wind Cold
Invasion
- Li
4; Lu 7; GB 20; BL 12,
13; Cupping on BL 12, 13 - good for Wind Heat or Wind
Cold
- For
Wind Cold of the deficient type add: ST
36; Li 10; BL 20, 21
Herbal Formula for Wind
Cold Invasion - Dr. He
- Jing
Fang Bai Du San
- Jing
Jie and Fang Feng - To expel Wind
- Qiang
Huo and Du Huo - For pain
- Chai
Hu - Reduce fever, expel Wind
- Qian
Hu - Transform Phlegm Heat, release exterior
- Zhi Ke,
Fu ling - Help digestion
- Jie
Geng - Open Lung
Modifications
- Ban
Xia - Clear Phlegm
- Chen
Pi, Zi Su Ye - Help digestion
- Zi Su
Zi, Ma Huang - Help Lung
- Gui
Zhi, Bai Shao - For chills in the limbs and Defensive Qi
deficiency
- Gao
Ben and Chuan Xiong - For headache
Herbal
Formula for Wind Heat Invasion - Dr. He
- Yin
Qiao San - Use when sore throat is primary symptom
- Sang
Ju Yin - When cough is the primary symptom
Modifications
- Shi
Gao and Zhi Mu - For high fever
- Lu
Gen, Tian Hua Fen and Mai Dong - For burning nasal and dry
throat
- Huang
Qin and Yu Xing Cao - For Phlegm in the Lung
- Gua
Luo an Bei mu - For cough with lots of Phlegm
Wind Damp
Heat Invasion
Symptoms
- Aversion
to cold, slight sweating
- Afternoon
fever, heavy head and limbs
- Oppressive
feeling in the chest, fullness in the epigastrium
- Tongue
is white or yellow with sticky coat
- Pulse
is soft & slippery
Treatment Principle
- Expel Wind, drain Damp Heat
Points for Wind Damp Heat
Invasion
- Li 4, 11; Du
14; SJ 5; SP 6, 9; Moxa, Gua
Sha, or Cupping at DU 14 to 16
Herbs: Dr Wu
Herbal formula for Wind
Summer Dampness Invasion - Dr. He
Modifications
- Xiang
Ru, Jing Jie, Fang Feng, Huo Xiang, Pei Lan - To release
exterior
- Hua
Shi, Lu Gen, Dan Zhu Ye, Fu ling and Huang Lian - To Drain Heat
Herbal formula for Wind
Cold Damp in the Summer - Dr. He
Modifications
- Huang
Lian - Good for Heat in the intestines
- Chai
Hu, Lian Qiao and Jin Yin Hua - For fever
- Herbal
formula for Exterior Cold and Internal Heat (Dr. He)
- Ma
Xing Shi Gan Tang
- Jing
Jie, Fang Feng and Ma Huang - Release exterior
- Xing
Ren, Bei Mu, Sang Bai Pi and Huang Qin - For Phlegm Heat
accumulation with dyspnea
Wind Dry
Heat Invasion
Symptoms
- Very
little sweat
- Nose,
mouth and throat are hot and dry
- Dry
cough with Wind Heat symptoms
- Tongue
has a slightly red tip and a dry coat
- Pulse
is rapid, floating
Treatment Principle
- Expel Wind, clear Heat, moisten
dryness, push out pathogen
Points for Wind Dry Heat
Invasion
- Li 4, 11; Du
14; SJ 5; SP 6, 9; Moxa, Gua
Sha, or Cupping at DU 14 to 16; Kid 6
Wind Cold
Invasion with Qi Deficiency
Symptoms
- Strong
aversion to cold, fever, headache, stuffy nose
- Cough
with slight production, shortness of breath, no desire to speak
- Tongue
body is pale with thin white coat
- Pulse
is floating & without strength
Points for Wind Cold
Invasion with Qi Deficiency
- Li 4; Lu
7; GB 20; BL 12, 13; Cupping on
BL 12, 13 - good for Wind Heat or Wind Cold
Herbal formula
for Deficient Cold with Qi deficienct constitution - Dr.
He
Wind Heat
Invasion with Yin Deficiency (Heat getting to the Qi level)
Symptoms
- Wind
Heat symptoms + aversion to heat
- No
sweating, agitated, 5-palm heat
- Dry
mouth, dry throat, dry cough, thirsty
- Tongue
body is red with little coat
- Pulse
is rapid & thready
Points for Wind Heat
Invasion with Yin Deficiency
- Li 4, 11; Du
14; SJ 5; SP 6, 9; Moxa, Gua
Sha, or Cupping at DU 14 to 16; Kid 7; BL
43
Herbs - Dr. Wu
Herbal Formula for Wind
Heat with Yin deficiency - Dr. He
Modifications
- Sha
Shen, Mai Dong and Zhi Mu - Nourish Yin
- Jing
Jie, Fang Feng, Bo He and Dan Dou Chi - Release exterior
- Huang
Bai, Di Gu Pi, and Yin Chai Hu - Clear Deficient Heat
- Chan
Tui - For external itching
- Si Wu
Tang w/Sheng Di and Chi Shao instead of Shu Di and Bai Shao -
For Blood Deficiency
Summer Heat
Invasion (usually combined with Dampness)
Symptoms
- Fever,
headache, sweating, heavy body, lethargy, chest stuffiness
- Nausea,
vomit, diarrhea, nasal congestion or runny nose, mild cough
- Tongue
body is red with sticky white coat
- Pulse
is rapid
Herbs for Summer Heat
Invasion
- Xin
Jia Xiang Ru Yin - (Xiang Ru, Hou Po, Lian Qiao, Jin Yin Hua,
Bian Dou Hua)
- If
more Heat add: Huang Lian, Zhu Ru, Lu Gen
- If
more Damp add: Huo Xiang, Pei Lan, He Ye, Xi Gua
- If
more vomit & diarrhea: Huo Xiang Zhen Qi Wan
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