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| Category: Clear Heat - Deficiency ⌕ |
| Subcategory: Deficient Heat Source: Zheng Zhi Zhun Shen |
| Actions: Clears heat from deficiency and alleviates steaming bone
disorder [31] |
| Diagnosis |
| Tongue: red Pulse: rapid Other: |
| Patterns: Yin Deficiency Heat |
| Indications: KD/LV Yin deficiency leading to Steaming Bone disorder [35] • Steaming bone disorder, Yin Deficient Heat[31]
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| Description |
| Name Variations: Qing Gu San, 清骨散, Cool the Bone Powder, |
| Herb List: Yin Chai Hu • Hu Huang Lian • Qin Jiao • Bie Jia • Di Gu Pi • Qing Hao • Zhi Mu • Gan Cao |
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| NCCAOM: The 3 NCCAOM formulas for deficiency heat are Qīng Hāo Biē Jiǎ Tāng, Dāng Guī Liù Huáng Tāng, and Qīng Gǔ Sǎn. • Qing Hao Bie Jia Tang is for Yin deficiency Heat in the Ying level during later stage of febrile disease. Fever at night but cool in the morning. Liver and Kidney Yin deficiency. • Dang Gui Liu Huang Tang is for Yin deficiency heat causing night sweats. • Qing Gu San is for Liver and Kidney Yin deficiency leading to steaming bone disorder. All three are used for Yin deficiency heat causing night sweats. |
| Herbs |
Cat/Dosage |
Actions |
Attributes |
| Bai Tou Weng • Pulsatilla • 白头翁 |
Clear Heat Resolve Toxins |
Clear heat • Resolve toxins • Cool blood heat • Drain damp heat • Reduce abscess |
antiamoebic • analgesic • antibiotic • cardiotonic • sedative |
| Huang Lian • Coptis Root • 黄连 |
Clear Heat Dry Dampness |
Drain Stomach fire, Heart heat, and intestinal heat • Dry intestine dampness • Sedate fire • Stop bleeding |
Antibiotic • anti-inflammatory • anti-pyretic • hypotensive • anti-ulcer • anti-diarrhea chologogic |
| Huang Bai • Chinese Cork Tree • 黄柏 |
Clear Heat Dry Dampness |
Clear deficiency heat • Dry dampness • Sedate fire • Resolve toxins |
Antibiotic • Antitussive • Expectorant • Hypotensive |
| Qin Pi • Fraxinus • 秦皮 |
Clear Heat Dry Dampness |
Dry dampness • Clear heat • Sedate liver fire • Benefit eyes • Calm wheezing • Stop cough • Stop diarrhea |
Anti-inflammatory • Analgesic • Diurectic • Expectorant • Sedative • Antitussive • Anticonvulsant |
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ALERT: Contraindications of each herb - use with caution under these conditions:
Bai Tou Weng: Diarrhea or dysentery from deficiency cold
Huang Lian: Yang deficiency, yin deficiency, Spleen or Stomach deficiency, pork[42] • Pregnancy, newborns, lactation[49]
Huang Bai: Spleen or kidney yang deficiency • Not for long term use • Spleen and stomach deficiency cold
Qin Pi: Spleen and stomach deficiency cold |
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