
Xiao Yao San
Xiao Yao San
太平惠民和剂局方 · Qi-Regulating Formula
💊 Actions
Soothes the Liver and relieves depression, nourishes the Blood and strengthens the Spleen.
🏥 Indications
Used for Liver stagnation and Spleen deficiency patterns, such as depression, distension and pain in the chest and hypochondrium, dizziness, loss of appetite, and menstrual irregularities. Must be used under medical supervision.
🌿 Ingredients
| Role | Herb | Chinese name | Dosage | Nature |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 君 | 柴胡 | Chai Hu | 9g | Slightly Cold |
| 臣 | 当归 | Dang Gui | 9g | Warm |
| 臣 | 白芍 | Bai Shao | 9g | Slightly Cold |
| 佐 | 白术 | Bai Zhu | 9g | Warm |
| 佐 | 茯苓 | Fu Ling | 9g | Neutral |
| 使 | 甘草 | Gan Cao | 4.5g | Neutral |
| 佐 | 生姜 | Sheng Jiang | 3片 | Warm |
| 佐 | 薄荷 | Bo He | 3g | Cool |
Classical source太平惠民和剂局方
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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