(NaturalNews) The Chinese name Jin Qian Cao applies to two different
herbs capable of dissolving gallstones (One is actually called Guang Jin
Qian Cao). However, both are known as Coin Grass. The most popular of
these herbs is the Jin Qian Cao herb (Lysimachia christinae). However
Guang Jin Qian cao herb (Desmodium styracifolium) is also very
effective. Either one works so well it is hard to say which is best.
Many formulas use equal parts of both and this seems to be the most
efficient.
A 2,000 year old story, widely accepted as history in
China states: "A loving couple lived in a small village in China. The
husband developed a pain below his ribs. After a few days he died. The
wife was so upset she begged to have an autopsy done on her husband. A
stone was found in her husband`s gallbladder. In determination to find
out why this stone killed him, she hung the stone on a string around her
neck. One day after walking back from gathering flowers to put on her
husbands grave she noticed the stone was less than half the size and was
crumbling. Apparently she had carried the flowers, with Coin Grass as a
part of the arrangement, back with her while the Coin Grass was resting
against the stone around her neck. The herbalist in the village learned
of this and proclaimed, "We have discovered a cure for stones in the
gallbladder"."
The herb was called Jin Qian Cao or "Golden Coin
Grass". Herbalists later found that Coin Grass will dissolve kidney
stones just as proficiently. More recently, herbalists have found that
adding Gravel Root (Eupatorium purpureum ) to Jin Qian Cao can work a
bit better on kidney stones than Jin Qian Cao can by itself.
In
TCM, dissolving stones is accomplished by clearing damp heat. The best
way to use this method is to take Jin Qian Cao as a strong tincture and
combine it with the classic TCM patent herbal formula in pill form known
as Long Dan Xie Gan Wan. This will assure you get enough Jin Qian Cao in the protocol. Patent herbal pills for Gallstones will often not contain enough of the Jin Qian Cao herb.
The
"Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine" reported Jin Qian Cao had
dramatic effects in the treatment of gallstone through case reports of a
study involving 52 patients with cholecystitis. Jin Qian Cao herb alone was given and over 76% of patients showed complete recovery.
Gallstones
are formations of crystals, composed of either cholesterol or calcium
salts, in the gallbladder or the bile duct. In the United States, up to
20% of people over 65 have gallstones.
Patients with gallstones in the gallbladder usually remain
asymptomatic, while patients with gallstones blocking the bile duct may
experience severe or life-threatening infection of the bile duct, the
pancreas, or the liver. Risk factors of gallstones include female
gender, old age, obesity and a Western diet.
Jin Qian Cao is now
available in better herb stores. Remember to combine it with the Chinese
herbal patent, Long Dan Xie Gan Wan. Also remember to add Gravel Root
with Jin Qian Cao or buy the combo if you are trying to dissolve kidney
stones.
Sources:
Chinese Herbal Cures by Henry C Lu
Dr. Wen Zi - U of A Medical Center
http://oneearthherbs.squarespace.com/disease...
http://www.encognitive.com/node/5298
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