Flat Wart Formula (Zi Lan Fan, Bian Ping You)

[Guest guest]

I am seeking the dosages and ingredients for these two formulas: Zi

Lan Fan, Bian Ping You. Does anyone have this info? Also, any

clinical success with these or other formulas/remedies for flat warts

on the face and neck for a spleen qi xu with dampness accumulation,

auxilliary liver qi stasis type patient? Thanks!

[Guest guest]

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Hey Joseph,

I only have info for Zi Lan Fang. Not sure if it's the same formula you're

looking for but

here goes.

Ma chi xian 60g, ban lan gen 30g, da qing ye 30g, yi yi ren 15g, zi cao 15g, chi

shao 15g,

hong hua 15g. Decocted and taken in 1 daily dose for 7-10 days. If the warts

don't start

to disappear in this time or if there is no change, you should consider another

formula.

 

Hope this helps,

 

Eran Even Dr. TCM, R.Ac

Coast Acupuncture & Traditional

Port Coquitlam, BC

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

-- In , " josephcurcio " <joseph wrote:

>

> I am seeking the dosages and ingredients for these two formulas: Zi

> Lan Fan, Bian Ping You. Does anyone have this info? Also, any

> clinical success with these or other formulas/remedies for flat warts

> on the face and neck for a spleen qi xu with dampness accumulation,

> auxilliary liver qi stasis type patient? Thanks!

>

[Guest guest]

There's a topical treatment you can try by crushing one of the caustic

seeds (don't remember which one... ba dou I think) and applying... but

after all that mess, I would rather use salicylic acid topically since

you are just trying to destroy the tissue, not being holistic in this

case! Another treatment was to puncture the center with a needle

(tried once on a kid but they wouldn't let me do it (I don't blame

them!)). I also tried burning mine off with rice grain moxa (ouch),

etc etc, but it keeps coming back. It's my permanent little friend I

guess. If you find something that works, let me know and I'll give

'er a go.

Geoff

 

, " josephcurcio " <joseph

wrote:

>

> I am seeking the dosages and ingredients for these two formulas: Zi

> Lan Fan, Bian Ping You. Does anyone have this info? Also, any

> clinical success with these or other formulas/remedies for flat warts

> on the face and neck for a spleen qi xu with dampness accumulation,

> auxilliary liver qi stasis type patient? Thanks!

>

[Guest guest]

Dear Dr. Even,

Thank you very much. Have you any clinical experience using this

formula? If so, how were the results? Also, if I were to prescribe

it in granule form, what dosage do you recommend?

Joseph Curcio

El Segundo, CA

www.acupoint.net

 

, " eranee " <eranee wrote:

>

> -

> Hey Joseph,

> I only have info for Zi Lan Fang. Not sure if it's the same formula

you're looking for but

> here goes.

> Ma chi xian 60g, ban lan gen 30g, da qing ye 30g, yi yi ren 15g, zi

cao 15g, chi shao 15g,

> hong hua 15g. Decocted and taken in 1 daily dose for 7-10 days. If

the warts don't start

> to disappear in this time or if there is no change, you should

consider another formula.

>

> Hope this helps,

>

> Eran Even Dr. TCM, R.Ac

> Coast Acupuncture & Traditional

> Port Coquitlam, BC

>

>

>

>

-- In , " josephcurcio " <joseph@>

wrote:

> >

> > I am seeking the dosages and ingredients for these two formulas: Zi

> > Lan Fan, Bian Ping You. Does anyone have this info? Also, any

> > clinical success with these or other formulas/remedies for flat warts

> > on the face and neck for a spleen qi xu with dampness accumulation,

> > auxilliary liver qi stasis type patient? Thanks!

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Joseph,

no problem at all. I personally have no experience using this

formula I had just found it in some of my notes.

If you were to use it in granule form, I think the first step is to

figure out what the concentration is (different companies, different

concentrations) and go from there. If for example the ratio is 6:1

(dried to concentrate) then you would need 10g of Ma Chi Xian per

day. Then just add up the amount of days you need it for and voila

you've got your formula. Usually the dosage is about 1 teaspoon 3

times daily in hot water, but again check with the company.

Hope that helps.

 

Eran Even Dr.TCM, R.Ac

Coast Acupuncture & Traditional

Port Coquitlam, BC

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

, " josephcurcio "

<joseph wrote:

>

> Dear Dr. Even,

> Thank you very much. Have you any clinical experience using this

> formula? If so, how were the results? Also, if I were to prescribe

> it in granule form, what dosage do you recommend?

> Joseph Curcio

> El Segundo, CA

> www.acupoint.net

>

> , " eranee " <eranee@> wrote:

> >

> > -

> > Hey Joseph,

> > I only have info for Zi Lan Fang. Not sure if it's the same

formula

> you're looking for but

> > here goes.

> > Ma chi xian 60g, ban lan gen 30g, da qing ye 30g, yi yi ren 15g,

zi

> cao 15g, chi shao 15g,

> > hong hua 15g. Decocted and taken in 1 daily dose for 7-10 days.

If

> the warts don't start

> > to disappear in this time or if there is no change, you should

> consider another formula.

> >

> > Hope this helps,

> >

> > Eran Even Dr. TCM, R.Ac

> > Coast Acupuncture & Traditional

> > Port Coquitlam, BC

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > -- In , " josephcurcio " <joseph@>

> wrote:

> > >

> > > I am seeking the dosages and ingredients for these two

formulas: Zi

> > > Lan Fan, Bian Ping You. Does anyone have this info? Also, any

> > > clinical success with these or other formulas/remedies for flat

warts

> > > on the face and neck for a spleen qi xu with dampness

accumulation,

> > > auxilliary liver qi stasis type patient? Thanks!

> > >

> >

>