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KMID : 1149220100180010001
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Korean Journal of Oriental Medical Prescription
2010 Volume.18 No. 1 p.1 ~ p.12
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Herbal Prescriptional Study of Bangpungtongsungsan
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Lee Ju-Hee
Yun Young-Gab
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Abstract
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From the Herbal Prescriptional Study of Bangpungtongsungsan(ÛÁù¦÷×á¡ß¤, BPTS). It can be concluded as follows. 1. The origin of BPTS is the book of sunmyungronbang(à¾Ù¥ÖåÛ°) in 1172. BPTS¡¯ hebal compositons are not changed in history, but it¡¯s doses had been changed. When BPTS are written to dongeuibogam(ÔÔì¢ÜÄÊü) in 1610, that¡¯s doses are added 0.75g to each herbs dose according to the korean people¡¯s constitution. 2. BPTS are composed of five elemental prescriptions. that are yugilsan(ë»ìéߤ), bakhotang(ÛÜûÛ÷·), hoechunyanggyeoksan(üÞõðå¼Ì®ß¤), jowiseunggitang(ðàêÖã¯Ñ¨÷·) and saengryosamultang(ßæÖùÞÌÚª÷·), and three subsidiary prescriptions and some herbs have collateral effects in BPTS. 3. BPTS can cure some diseases that are cause by fever with wind, heat in gastrointestinal tract, anemia after childbirth, heat that is caused by kidney¡¯s disease, hemorrhoids, alcoholic poisoning, contusion and constipation that are caused by intestinal heat. 4. BPTS can cure hypertension, hyperlipidemia and Obesity also.
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KEYWORD
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Bangpungtongsungsan, Herbal Prescriptional Study, dongeuibogam
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