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| Category: Tonify Qi and Blood ⌕ |
| Subcategory: Source: Tai Ping Hui Min He Ji Ju Fang |
| Actions: Tonify Qi and Blood |
| Diagnosis |
| Tongue: Pulse: Other: |
| Patterns: Qi Deficiency, Blood deficiency |
| Indications: Qi & Blood deficiency with mild Deficiency-Cold (Yang Deficiency) [35] |
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| Description |
| Name Variations: Shi Quan Da Bu Tang , 十全大补汤, Ten Significant Tonic Decoction, |
| Herb List: Si Jun Zi Tang: Ren Shen(K) • Bai Zhu(M) • Fu Ling(A) • Gan Cao(G); Si Wu Tang: Shu Di Huang(K) • Bai Shao(M) • Dang Gui(M) • Chuan Xiong(A) + Huang Qi + Rou Gui |
| Commentary: Ba Zhen Tang = Si Wu Tang + Si Jun Zi Tang |
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| NCCAOM: There are 5 NCCAOM formulas focused on Qi and Blood Deficiency. They are Bā Zhēn Tāng, Shí Quán Dà Bǔ Tāng, Guī Pí Tāng, Zhì Gān Cǎo Tāng, Tài Shān Pán Shí Sǎn. • Ba Zhen Tang is for any Qi and Blood deficiency conditions. • Shi Quan Da Bu Tang is for Qi and Blood deficiency with mild yang deficiency (deficiency cold). It is Ba Zhen Tang + Huang Qi + Rou Gui. • Gui Pi Tang is for Spleen Qi and Heart Blood deficiency causing sleeping disorders and irregular menses with SP not controlling the blood. This formula is almost a combination of Si Jun Zi Tang and Dang Gui Bu Xue Tang. • Zhi Gan Cao Tang is for Heart Qi/Blood deficiency + Lung Qi deficiency causing palpitations, shortness of breath, cough, insomnia, and spontaneous sweating. • Tai Shan Pan Shi San is for Qi/Blood deficiency of Chong and Ren leading to issues like miscarriages. |
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| • Chinese Angelica • 当归 ♠ |
Tonify Blood
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Tonify blood • Move Blood and Qi • Regulate menses • Invigorate blood • Dispel cold • Unblock bowels • Reduce abscess swelling • Alleviate pain • Clear pus • Generate flesh • Moisten intestines |
phytoestrogen • antispasmodic • cholagogue • antibaterial • antiviral • antiobesity • anti-inflammatory • antifungal • mild laxative • immune system boost • volatile oil inhibits uterine contractions |
| • Ginger (Raw) • 生姜 ♥ |
Release Exterior Wind Cold |
Release exterior • Stops vomiting • Relieve Nausea • Stops cough • Reduce herb toxicity • Regulate central flow of Qi |
Expectorant • Cough Suppressant • Digestive • Hypotensive • Antiplatelet • Stimulant • Analgesic • Anti-inflammatory • Antipyretic • Cholagogic • Antiemetic • Antimutagenic |
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ALERT: Contraindications of each herb - use with caution under these conditions:
Shu Di Huang: Cloying • Pregnancy • Spleen and/or Stomach deficiency • Stagnant phlegm • Stagnant qi • food: onion, garlic, radishes
Gou Qi Zi: Autoimmune disorder • External excess heat • Loose stools • High fever • Pregnancy • Spleen deficiency • Spleen dampness • Diarrhea • Allergic to tobacco • Peaches • Tomatoes • Nuts • Diabetes medication • Blood pressure medication
Dang Gui: Autoimmune disorder • Pregnancy • Blood thinner drugs (Wafarin) • Diarrhea • Yin deficiency with heat • Dampness abdominal distention
Sha Shen:
Mai Men Dong: Diarrhea from middle jiao cold and deficiency • sedatives • cough from wind cold or damp phlegm
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