Huperzia serrata

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you are a fountain of information and inspiration. Thank you for

creating this group. I have learned a lot.

 

Julie Chambers

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hello all,

 

is anyone here familiar with the use of Huperzia serrata in East

Asian herbal medicine? It's in a Physiologics formula combined with

Vinpocetine, as is purported to be a memory enhancer.

 

luke

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Subhuti Dharmananda has an article on huperzine that you can order

online at http://www.itmonline.org

 

, " Luke Klincewicz " <

l.klincewicz@w...> wrote:

> hello all,

>

> is anyone here familiar with the use of Huperzia serrata in East

> Asian herbal medicine? It's in a Physiologics formula combined

with

> Vinpocetine, as is purported to be a memory enhancer.

>

> luke

[Guest guest]

I just checked ITM and they don't have the article listed in the

current archive, but I've read it, so email them and ask if it still

exists. I think the drug huperzine was derived from this plant and

used

for AIDS dementia.

 

, herb-t@s... wrote:

> Subhuti Dharmananda has an article on huperzine that you can order

> online at http://www.itmonline.org

>

> , " Luke Klincewicz " <

> l.klincewicz@w...> wrote:

> > hello all,

> >

> > is anyone here familiar with the use of Huperzia serrata in East

> > Asian herbal medicine? It's in a Physiologics formula combined

> with

> > Vinpocetine, as is purported to be a memory enhancer.

> >

> > luke

[Guest guest]

Hello

 

I also thnk you for this sight.

 

And I also went to Subhuti's sight and found no files.

 

I'm astounded at how little reference there is to pulses at this

site. How can one practice without these signals?

 

sincerely,

 

luke

 

PS How can I change this font?

 

, herb-t@s... wrote:

> I just checked ITM and they don't have the article listed in the

> current archive, but I've read it, so email them and ask if it

still

> exists. I think the drug huperzine was derived from this plant and

> used

> for AIDS dementia.

>

> , herb-t@s... wrote:

> > Subhuti Dharmananda has an article on huperzine that you can

order

> > online at http://www.itmonline.org

> >

> > , " Luke Klincewicz " <

> > l.klincewicz@w...> wrote:

> > > hello all,

> > >

> > > is anyone here familiar with the use of Huperzia serrata in

East

> > > Asian herbal medicine? It's in a Physiologics formula combined

> > with

> > > Vinpocetine, as is purported to be a memory enhancer.

> > >

> > > luke

[Guest guest]

At 11:33 PM 5/11/00 -0000, Luke Klincewicz wrote:

hello all,

 

is anyone here familiar with the use of Huperzia serrata in East

Asian herbal medicine? It's in a Physiologics formula combined with

Vinpocetine, as is purported to be a memory enhancer.

 

 

To All members,

 

 

Translated from: Precise of <Chinese Materia Medica> (Xinhua Bencao Gangyao)

3rd volume (Shanghai kexue jishu chubanshe> 1st edition 1990 (p.620)

 

QIAN CENG TA (Zhiwu mingshi tukao, Qing dynasty) =

 

Huperzia serrarta (Thunb.) Trev. ______ Lycopodium serratum Thunb.

 

Flavor (wei):bitter (ku) astringent (se)

Nature (xing): cool (liang)

 

" toxic " (youdu)

 

Functions (gongneng):

dissipate stasis(sanyu) disperse swelling (xiaozhong),

sta(u)nch bleeding (zhixue) engender flesh (shengji)

disperse inflammation (xiaoyan) resolve toxins (jiedu)

anesthetize (mazui) settle pain (zhentong)

destroy fleas (mieshi)

 

(Internal) Use: in " knocks and falls " (dieta)/ traumas (sunshang)/ stasis

pain with swelling (yuxue zhongtong), sciatica pain (zuogushenjing tong),

nervous headaches (shenjingxing toutong)and all severe pain related to

biliary calculi (danjieshi jutong)

 

External use:for treatment of abscesses (yongju)/ sores and boils

(chuangjie)/ scalds (tanghuo shang)

anti-fleas (mieshi) and anti-cimices (bedbugs) (chouchong).

 

Internal use, don't overdose (neifu buyi guoliang)

Don't use during pregnancy (funu jifu)

 

 

PS

Last year(?),the American Botanical Council Journal reported some research

done in the treatment of Alzheimer's disease using Huperzia.

 

 

 

Philippe Riviere

[Guest guest]

TY,

 

luke

 

 

, Philip Riviere <riviere@p...>

wrote:

> At 11:33 PM 5/11/00 -0000, Luke Klincewicz wrote:

> hello all,

>

> is anyone here familiar with the use of Huperzia serrata in East

> Asian herbal medicine? It's in a Physiologics formula combined

with

> Vinpocetine, as is purported to be a memory enhancer.

>

>

> To All members,

>

>

> Translated from: Precise of <Chinese Materia Medica> (Xinhua Bencao

Gangyao)

> 3rd volume (Shanghai kexue jishu chubanshe> 1st edition 1990

(p.620)

>

> QIAN CENG TA (Zhiwu mingshi tukao, Qing dynasty) =

>

> Huperzia serrarta (Thunb.) Trev. ______ Lycopodium serratum Thunb.

>

> Flavor (wei):bitter (ku) astringent (se)

> Nature (xing): cool (liang)

>

> " toxic " (youdu)

>

> Functions (gongneng):

> dissipate stasis(sanyu) disperse swelling (xiaozhong),

> sta(u)nch bleeding (zhixue) engender flesh (shengji)

> disperse inflammation (xiaoyan) resolve toxins (jiedu)

> anesthetize (mazui) settle pain (zhentong)

> destroy fleas (mieshi)

>

> (Internal) Use: in " knocks and falls " (dieta)/ traumas (sunshang)/

stasis

> pain with swelling (yuxue zhongtong), sciatica pain (zuogushenjing

tong),

> nervous headaches (shenjingxing toutong)and all severe pain related

to

> biliary calculi (danjieshi jutong)

>

> External use:for treatment of abscesses (yongju)/ sores and boils

> (chuangjie)/ scalds (tanghuo shang)

> anti-fleas (mieshi) and anti-cimices (bedbugs) (chouchong).

>

> Internal use, don't overdose (neifu buyi guoliang)

> Don't use during pregnancy (funu jifu)

>

>

> PS

> Last year(?),the American Botanical Council Journal reported some

research

> done in the treatment of Alzheimer's disease using Huperzia.

>

>

>

> Philippe Riviere