Clinical Applications
General gastrointestinal deficiency and weakness: fatigue, poor appetite, loose stools or diarrhea, anorexia, borborygmus, and bloating
Spleen Qi deficiency causing various gastrointestinal disorders
Westen Therapeutic Action
Balancing effect to regulate and restore gastrointestinal function
Support gastrointestinal health
Strength the gastrointestinal tract to improve digestion and absorption
Chinese Therapeutic Actions
Tonifies Spleen Qi
Stops diarrhea
Promotes digestion
Dispels dampness and stagnation
Pin Yin | Actions |
Ren Shen | Tonifies Qi and strengthens the Spleen and Stomach. |
Bai Zhu | Tonifies the Spleen, augments Qi and dries Dampness. |
Fu Ling | Dries Dampness and strengthens the Spleen. |
Zhi Gan Cao | Augments Qi, ,warms and strengthens the Middle Jiao and moderates and harmonizes the harsh properties of other herbs. |
Shu Di Huang | Strengthens the Liver and Kidneys, and nourishes the Yin of the Blood. |
Bai Shao | Tonifies Blood and preserves Yin. |
Dang Gui | Tonifies and invigorates the Blood, moistens the Intestines and regulates the relationship between the Liver and Kidneys. |
Chuan Xiong | Invigorates the Blood, activates Qi, releases constraint and alleviates pain. |
Sheng Jiang | Regulates the Spleen and Stomach. |
Da Zao | Tonifies the Spleen and Stomach, augments Qi, nourishes the Blood, calms the Spirit and moderates and harmonizes the harsh properties of other herbs. |
