2018年8月7日星期二

侧柏 (扁柏)功效和作用。platycladus orientalis medicinal uses.


拉丁学名
Platycladus orientalis (Linn.)Franco

侧柏,又名柏树、香柏(河北)、香树、香柯树(湖北宣恩、利川)、黄柏(华北)、扁柏(浙江、安徽)、扁桧(江苏扬州)片柏、片松


化学成分 含挥发油,油中主要为茴香酮(fenchone)、樟脑、乙酸龙脑酯、萜醇;并含桧酸(juniperic acid)槲皮素、杨黄黄素(myricetin)、山柰素、扁柏双黄酮(hinokiflavone)、蜡质等。
精油得到32种化合物,生物碱,单宁,类黄酮,萜类化合物.

扁柏耐旱,常为阳坡造林树种,也是常见的庭园绿化树种,木材可供建筑和家具等用材.侧柏叶又名扁柏、黄心柏,为常绿乔木,其嫩枝、叶及果皆可入药,其味苦、涩,性微寒,入肺、肝、大肠经,有凉血止血、乌须发、止咳喘的功效。主要用于血热妄行引起的出血病症,并有镇咳、

其果实中的果仁则有养心安神、润肠通便之功效。
侧柏叶苦寒,《岭南采药录》载:侧柏叶祛风,《本草汇言》亦载:侧柏叶,止流血,去风湿之药也。故本品有祛风利湿之功效。《本草正》亦言:去湿热痹痛,骨节疼痛。《本草纲目》选侧柏叶,治风痹关节作痛。若感受风热之邪,与湿相并,而致风湿热合邪为患,风湿热邪壅于经络关节,气血郁滞不通而致, 为风湿热痹,症见关节疼痛,灼热红肿,发热,口渴,烦闷不安,汗出,恶风,舌红,苔黄燥,脉滑数。

1.生发乌发。
侧柏叶苦寒,入肝经,肝主风,主藏血,发为血之余,故能凉血乌发。常用于血热脱发或须发早白等。《新医学》报道:以鲜侧柏叶浸泡60%的乙醇中7天,取药液涂搽毛发脱落部位,每日3次,治疗各处脱发,多在2030天后新发开始长出,黑色有光泽,个别生长较稀。

2.侧柏叶生用,长于凉血而止血热之妄行,炒炭则能止血。

3.配干姜炭:侧柏叶苦涩微寒,凉血止血;于姜炒炭,辛苦热,能温中止血,守而不走。二药配伍,取侧柏叶之清降,折其上逆之势,用干姜炭温守中阳,使脾能统血,气能摄血。二药合用,清降温中并行,寒热同用,相行而不悖。仍属温阳摄血法范畴。《金匮要略》柏叶汤,即用柏叶和姜,治吐血不止。

4、治療百日咳
用新鮮側柏葉(連幼枝)1兩,加水煎成100毫升,再加蜂蜜20毫升。如用干品,則每兩煎成150毫升,另加蜂蜜30毫升。劑量:1歲以內每次1015毫升,131530毫升,4歲以上3050毫升,均日服3次。視病情需要連服13周。治療越早,療效越高,療程亦短。
5.治痔、肠风、脏毒、下血不止:柏叶烧灰调服。(《百一选方》)

6.治风痹历节作痛:侧柏叶煮汁,同曲米酿酒饮。(《纲目》柏叶酒)

7治高血压:侧柏叶五钱。切碎,水煎代茶饮,至血压正常为止。(《江苏省中草药新医疗法展览资料选编》)
1《药性论》:"止尿血,能治冷风历节疼痛。"
2《本草图经》:"杀五藏虫。"
3《本草正》:"善清血凉血,去湿热湿痹,骨节疼痛。捣烂可敷火丹,散痄腮肿痛热毒。"
侧柏物种为中国植物图谱数据库收录的有毒植物,其毒性为枝、叶有小毒。人、畜中毒引起腹痛、腹泻、恶心、呕吐、头晕、口吐白沫,有时发生肺水肿、强直性或阵挛性惊厥、循环及呼吸衰竭等症状叶提取物有中枢镇静作用.多食亦能倒胃。


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 Thuja/ Morpankhi Plant 


Properties - Traditionally considered diuretic, anticancer, anticonvulsant, stomachic, stomachic, antipyretic, analgesic, anthelmintic. - In Chinese medicine, considered blood-cooling and hemostatic. Uses Folkloric - No reported folkloric medicinal use in the Philippines. - In Reunion, used mainly As antirheumatic: cones crushed and soaked in alcohol for 2 to 3 days, and the extract rubbed on painful joints. Decoction of small branches used for varicose veins, hemorrhoids, and menopausal problems. Also used for fever and to treat gastric ulcers. - Used To treat scurvy. - In Mauritius, decoction of branches and leaves used for throat inflammation, fever, influenza. - In traditional Chinese medicine, leaves used as stomachic, refrigerant, diuretic, tonic and antipyretic. Leaves used to treat coughs, excessive mucus secretion , chronic bronchitis, bronchiectasis and asthma. - In Indo-China, ground leaves used as emmenagogue and antitussive; seeds as tonic, sedative, tra Nquilizer, and aphrodisiac. Decoction of twigs used for dysentery, skin infections, and cough.

Ethnobotanical Uses :
Medicinal (The  ripe seeds, leaves and twigs are used in Chinese medicine. The seeds, sweet to the taste, are used as a sedative in the treatment of minor headache, insomnia, palpitation and as a coagulant. The leaves are bitter-sweet and astringent, used to treat fever, bleeding of the nose, vomiting of blood and blood in the urine.They are also used to increase the menstrual flow.)

Ethnobotanical Uses :
Medicinal (The  ripe seeds, leaves and twigs are used in Chinese medicine. The seeds, sweet to the taste, are used as a sedative in the treatment of minor headache, insomnia, palpitation and as a coagulant. The leaves are bitter-sweet and astringent, used to treat fever, bleeding of the nose, vomiting of blood and blood in the urine.They are also used to increase the menstrual flow.)usedLeaves, fruits, essential oils.
In Indo-China, ground leaves used as emmenagogue and antitussive; seeds as tonic, sedative, tranquilizer, and aphrodisiac. Decoction of twigs used for dysentery, skin infections, and cough. (9)

- In East Asia, Thuja orientalis has been traditionally used for baldness and hair loss. - In Iran, used for pain and inflammation. - In Chinese traditional medicine, leaf extract used for antibacterial properties and for hair restoration. (28) Others
- Fragrance: Used as fragrance in the manufacture of cosmetics and soaps.
- Timber: Used for gateposts and furniture.
- Ritual: Tree held in high mystical esteem in Chinese folklore; planted within tombs of ancient emperors; seeds placed in casketsUses Folkloric- No reported folkloric medicinal use in the Philippines. - In Reunion, used mainly as antirheumatic: cones crushed and soaked in alcohol for 2 to 3 days, and the extract rubbed on painful joints. Decoction of small branches used for varicose veins, hemorrhoids, and menopausal problems. Also used for fever and to treat gastric ulcers. - Used to treat scurvy. - In Mauritius, decoction of branches and leaves used for throat inflammation, fever, influenza. - In traditional Chinese medicine, leaves used as stomachic, refrigerant, diuretic, tonic and antipyretic. Leaves used to treat coughs, excessive mucus secretion, chronic bronchitis, bronchiectasis and asthma.

onstituents- Essential oil of leaves and fruits yielded a-pinene, sabinene, 3-carene, limonene, and cedrol as major components. - Defatted ethanol extract of leaves and fruits were rich in flavonoids and tannins. - Hydrodistilled essential oils of fresh fruits and leaves yielded 24 and 21 compounds respectively. Major components were a-pinene, a-phellandrene, a-terpinene, and camphene in fruit oil, and a-pinene, benzyl benzoate, caryophyllene and a-cedrol in leaf oil. - Leaf extract yield pinusolide, a labdane-type diterpene, and pinusolidic acid.
- Flavonoid constituents are routine, quercitrin, quercitrin, amentoflavone.
- Study on chemical composition of leaves and fruit oils yielded 23 constituents (97.8%) with major constituents viz. α-pinene (35.2%, 50.7%), α-cedrol (14.6%, 6.9%) and Δ-3-carene (6.3%, 13.8%) respectively. (see study below.Study of hydrodistilled essential oil of fresh leaves yielded 32 compounds representing 96.62% of total oil identified. The main constituents were IR-α-pinene (15.92%), α-caryophyllene (10.42%), trans-ß-ocimene (8.71%), limonene (8.25%), and patchoulane (7.46%). Oil was rich in monoterpene hydrocarbons (55.04%), followed by sesquiterpene hydrocarbons (28.96%), among others. (23)
- Phytochemical screening of dried leaves yielded alkaloids, tannins, flavonoids, terpenoid, cardiac glycosides, sterols, and anthraquinones. (23)
- Hydrodistillation and GC / MS study of fresh leaves for essential oil yielded 22 compounds representing 94.0% of total oil. Major constituents were α-pinene (29.2%),
Δ-3-carene (20.1%), α-cedrol (9.8%), caryophyllene (7.5%), α-humulene (5.6%), limonene (5.4%) and α- terpinyl acetate









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