Bu Zhong Yi Qi Tang
Bu Zhong Yi Qi Tang
脾胃论 · Tonifying Formula
💊 Actions
Tonify the middle and increase vitality, raise yang and treat sinking according to the principles of Traditional Chinese Medicine.
🏥 Indications
Traditionally used to treat deficiency of vitality in the spleen and stomach with sinking of yang, such as chronic fatigue, loss of appetite, and organ prolapse. It should be taken under the supervision of a TCM physician.
🌿 Ingredients
| Role | Herb | Chinese name | Dosage | Nature |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 君 | 黄芪 | Huang Qi | 18g | Warm |
| 臣 | 人参 | Ren Shen | 6g | Warm |
| 臣 | 白术 | Bai Zhu | 9g | Warm |
| 佐 | 当归 | Dang Gui | 3g | Warm |
| 佐 | 陈皮 | Chen Pi | 6g | Warm |
| 佐 | 升麻 | Sheng Ma | 3g | Slightly Cold |
| 佐 | 柴胡 | Chai Hu | 3g | Slightly Cold |
| 使 | 甘草 | Gan Cao | 9g | Neutral |
Classical source脾胃论
Notice
For educational purposes only. Consult a qualified practitioner before use — some herbs may interact with medications. (Actions & indications currently in Arabic)
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Functional DyspepsiaEpigastric Pain (Gastritis)Tension-Type HeadacheChronic RhinitisFatigue & Low EnergyConstipationHemorrhoidsChronic HeadacheBradycardiaKidney Stones (Shi Lin)Recurrent UTI (Heat Strangury)Recurrent Common Cold in ChildrenPediatric Enuresis (Bedwetting)Dry Eye SyndromeMyopia in Children & TeensRecurrent Mouth UlcersChemo-Induced Nausea & VomitingLow Immunity (Weak Wei Qi)Premature Aging