Yin care [Jie(2, clean) Er(3, you, your) Yin(2).]

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Hi All, & Mike,

 

Mike Liaw wrote:

> It's called Jie(2, clean) Er(3, you, your) Yin(2).

 

For more details, see:

http://www.craneherb.com/Products/Product030658

Name: Yin Care

Alternate Name: Jie Er Yin

Unit Size: 120 ml

Vendor: Arbor International

Product Line: Yin-Care

Dosage: unavailable

 

There are links to the ingredients:

 

Aiye Artemisia Argyi

Bohe Mint

Cangzhu Atractylodes

Difuzi Kochia

Duhuo Tuhuo Angelica

Huangbai (Chuan) Phellodendron Bark

Huangqin Scutellaria

Jinyinhua Lonicera Flower

Kushen Sophora Flavescens

Shechuangzi Cnidium Fruit

Shichangpu (Changpu) Acorus Rhizome

Tujingpi Pseudolaricis Cortex

 

Unfortunately, they have a " no data " page for the final ingredient

[Tujingpi Pseudolaricis Cx]

 

A novel use for Jie-er-yin is as a bacteriocidal irrigant in rooot-canal

work:

 

Zhonghua Kou Qiang Yi Xue Za Zhi. 2001 Mar;36(2):152-4. [A study on

the use of TCM agent in ultrasonic instrumentation of root canals]

[Article in Chinese] Xiong S, Wang Q, Sun G. Department of

Stomatology, Shandong Medical University, Jinan 250012, China.

OBJECTIVE: To evaluate the bactericidal effect for anaerobes of

infected root canals using Chinese medicine agent Jieeryin combing

with ultrasonic technique. METHODS: 60 single-rooted teeth in patients

with chronic periapical periodotitis were divided into 3 groups randomly,

20 in each. Hand instruments were used for group 1 as control group of

traditional treatment. Ultrasound with saline as irrigant were used for

group 2 as control group. Ultrasound with Jieeryin as irrigant were used

for group 3 as experimental group. The pre-instrumentation and post-

instrumentation specimens of each root canal were placed into the

anaerobic chambers and incubated. RESULTS: Significant difference

was found between hand instruments group and control group of

ultrasound (P < 0.05) and even more significant difference was found

between control group of ultrasound and experimental group of

ultrasound (P < 0.01). CONCLUSIONS: Ultrasound has special

superiority on instrumentation and bactericide of root canals. Chinese

medicine agent Jieeryin can kill anaerobes in infected root canals

effectively. It is an ideal irrigant for ultrasound which conforms to

principles of biology. Publication Types: Clinical Trial Randomized

Controlled Trial PMID: 11812331 [PubMed - indexed for MEDLINE]

 

For Chinese data on Jieeryin Xiye (Cleanse Thy Privates Wash Liquid),

see: http://tinyurl.com/78jn5 and http://tinyurl.com/c5au5

 

Would Chinese adepts care to translate for us? [or are the data the

same as at http://www.arborusa.com/yincare/details.shtml ], which says:

 

Jie er yin xi ye = Clean Your Yin Wash Liquid

 

Dry and transform dampness, clear heat and toxin, purge fire, cool

blood, disperse wind and stop itching, reduce swelling, detoxify skin

lesions, promote circulation. Use at varying concentrations both

topically and intravaginally for dampness, damp-heat, toxic-heat and

wind gynecological patterns with or with out discharge including

leucorrhea, vaginitis, cervicitis, gonorrhea, vulvovaginitis, S.T.D.¡¯s, as

well as general inflammations, infections and itching. Also used for

various damp-heat, wind-damp and heat dermatological patterns such

as psoriasis and eczema, shingles, rashes, cold sores, fungal foot

afflictions, styes and acne. In small concentrations and applied as a

compress to facilitate the healing of burns.

 

Comments: This is China¡¯s most widely used topical/intravaginal wash

for gynecological as well as general bacterial, fungal and viral skin

complaints. The formula is comprised of both the water-extracted and

essential oil materials of the said herbs and can be quite effective in

small concentrations (5-10%). It can be effectively applied as a wash,

rub, sitz bath or compress.

 

Caution: NOT for internal use. In rare instances, skin sensitive patents

may react to this product in concentrations above 5%. Intravaginal

application for inflammatory symptoms should begin at a lower

concentration 5% and increased to 15-20% with repeated use.

 

Ingredients

Cnidium - She Chuang Zi R

Mentha - Bo He CB

Lonicera - Jin Yin Hua DD

Gardenia - Zhi Zi DA

Phellodendron - Huang Bai DB

Scutellaria - Huang Qin DB

Sophora - Ku Shen DB

Kochia - Di Fu Zi FC

Artemisia - Yin Chen Hao FC

Angelica - Du Huo FA

Atractylodes - Cang Zhu FB

Acorus - Shi Chang Pu M

Artemisia - Ai Ye J

Pseudolarix - Tu Jing Pi Q

 

Packaging and Dosage: Bottle of 120ml (4 fl. oz.)

 

Topical: Mix (5-100%) herbal concentrate with various amounts of water

into a solution, apply directly to skin as a wash, compress or sitz bath 2-

3x day.

 

Vaginally: utilize washing receptacle (douche) and mix 5-20%

concentrate with water, rinse 2-3x day, 5-6 days a course of treatment.

For more serious vaginal conditions, soak tampon with 50%

concentration mixture and insert for 3-5 hours 1-2x day, 6 days as

course of treatment.

 

 

 

Best regards,

 

 

Tel: (H): +353-(0) or (M): +353-(0)

 

 

 

 

Ireland.

Tel: (W): +353-(0) or (M): +353-(0)

 

 

 

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