|
KI Qi Xu |
Bei Xie Fen Qing Yin |
萆
解
分
清
飲 |
Functions: Warms Kidney Yang, remove turbid Damp
Formula
| |
Bei Xie |
Rhizoma dioscoreae hypoglaucae |
12g |
| |
Yi Zhi Ren
|
Fructus
alpiniae oxyphyllae
|
9g
|
| |
Wu Yao
|
Radix
linderae strychnifoliae
|
9g
|
| |
Shi Chang
Pu
|
Rhizoma
acori graminei
|
9g
|
Indications: KI qi deficiency with cold and damp leading to frequent
cloudy, dense, milky, or greasy urine. T: pale; P: weak or slippery.
NOTE:
Bei Xie Fen Qing Yin is also the name of another formula which
addresses damp heat in the BL causing cloudy and painful urination,
urinary retention, or urgency. In this case, the tongue is red,
with a sticky yellow coat and the pulse is rapid, wiry, and
slippery.
|
|
Type II (BL damp heat)
|
|
|
Bei Xie |
Rhizoma dioscoreae hypoglaucae |
6-9g |
|
|
Dan Shen
|
Salvia
|
3-9g
|
|
|
Huang Bai
|
Phellodendron
|
6-9g
|
|
|
Che Qian Zi
|
Plantago
|
3-6g
|
|
|
Shi Chang Pu |
Acorus |
3-6g |
|
|
Bai Zhu |
Atractylodes |
3-9g |
|
|
Fu Ling |
Poria |
6-9g |
|
|
Lian Xin |
Nelumbo |
4g |
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