|
Spleen |
Bu Zhong Yi Qi Tang |
補
中
益
氣
湯 |
Tonify
the Middle and Augment the Qi
Functions: Tonifies middle Jiao Qi & Lung Liver, raise Yang Qi
Composition:
| |
Huang Qi
|
Astragalus |
12 g
|
| |
Gan Cao
|
Glycyrrhiza |
6 g
|
| |
Ren Shen
|
Panax |
6 g
|
| |
Dang Gui
|
Angelica |
3 g
|
| |
Chen Pi
|
Citrus |
6 g
|
| |
Sheng Ma
|
Cimicifuga |
3 g
|
| |
Chai Hu
|
Bupleurum |
6 g
|
| |
Bai Zhu
|
Atractylodes |
9 g
|
- boil with
water or make into pill form with cooked honey.
Indications: SP/ST qi deficiency where the SP qi is sinking or the
SP is not governing the blood. Symptoms include (morning) fever,
early periods, weakness, diarrhea, or pallor. T: pale, swollen,
teethmarks, thin white coat; P: weak.
This formula can also be used for the following symptoms: rectum
prolapse, uterus prolapse, chronic diarrhea, chronic malaria,
stomach prolapse, kidney prolapse, prolapse of eyelids,
neurasthenia, myasthenia gravis, hypotension, hypertension, and low
immune system that are caused by qi deficiency.
Recent clinical applications include: chronic hepatitis, ulcers of
stomach and intestine, chronic kidney inflammation, kidney syndrome,
chronic bleeding, anemia, heart problem, neurasthenia, dizziness,
chronic diarrhea, loss of hair, eyesight tiredness, impotence,
premature ejaculation, rhinitis, habitual miscarriage, hemorrhoid,
protein in urine, instant weating, chronic bronchitis, low sperm
count, neuralgia, asthma, old age osteoporosis, atrophic
inflammation of vagina, vagina discharge in old women, genetic motor
nerve incoordination, diabetes, complement use with western drug for
cancer therapy, and rehabilitative maintenance after surgery.
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