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E JIAO                                  

Other names:

lu pi jiao lu

pen fu jiao 盆 覆 膠

by : Joe Hing Kwok Chu

Pharmaceutical name: Colla Corrii Asini
Latin zoological name: Equus asinus L.
Pron. in Japanese: akyo
Pron. in Korean: agyo
Pron. in Cantonese: o kao
Common Name: Donkey hide glue
Distribution: Shandong, China
Properties (characteristics) slightly sweet in taste, neutral; 
Channels (meridians) entered: kidney, liver, lung
Dosage: 5 to 15 grams a day
Actions & Indications:

chronic diarrhea, purpura,  psychasthenia,

insomnia, chronic  cough (due to TB) ,

hematemesis, metrorrhagia, and netrostaxis.  

E jiao with cattail pollen (pu huang) is usually 

used for arresting bleeding. Used in anxiety,  

insomnia, apostaxis, hemoptysis, hematuria, 

hemafecia, due to yinxu with flushed tongue, 

thready and rapid pulse. For promoting

growth of children.

It should be taken on an empty stomach (i.e., at least one hour before or three hours after a meal).

Medical Function:

improves red cell count, corrects

hypotension.; shown to improve stress

resistance of laboratory  mice in cold

exposure, tiredness, and radiation exposure.

Improves muscle weakness due to

malnutrition in guinea pigs. Improves calcium

absorption of laboratory dogs. Improves

immune system. Improves conditions of

kidney imflammation.  

Chemical ingredients:

 composed of collagen. Hydrolyzed into amino

 acids: including 10% of lysine, 7 % of

 arginine, 2 % of histamine, 1 % of cysteine,

 tryptophan, hydroxyproline, serineaspartic

 acid, threonineglutamic acid, proline,

 glycinealanine, valine, methionine,

 isoleucine, leucine, tyrosine, and

 phenylalanine.

Samples of formulae:

 Insomnia due to yinxu (yin deficiency) and

 yang overactive, accompanied with dizziness,

 headaches, palpatation, letargy, pale

 complexion, lack of appetite, dry mouth,

 sometime urine is dark with dry stool, red

 tongue, or light pink tongue, lack of moss,

 pulse is stringy and fast or small and fast, or

 floating, or slippery. Use huang lian e jiao

 tang. Take out huang qin. Add long ci, mu li,

 zao ren, chen pi. Effectiveness of formula: 13

 patients; 8 healed; 5 improved.

Modern Research:
Cautions:

 

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