HERBS AND ACTIONS
Pin Yin
Zhi Ban Xi
Dries Dampness, transforms Phlegm, stops vomiting, descends rebellious Qi and harmonizes the Stomach.
Hou Po
Moves Qi, resolves Stagnation, descends rebellious Qi, dries Dampness, transforms Phlegm eliminates stuffiness and aids in dissipating clumps.
Fu Ling
Promotes urination, drains Dampness, Strengthens the Spleen, harmonizes the Middle Jiao and transforms Phlegm.
Sheng Jiang
Warms the Middle, stops vomiting, warms the Lungs and stops coughing.
Zi Su Ye
Promotes the movement of Spleen and Stomach Qi (Harmonizes the Middle Jiao, relieves intestinal gas), improves Lung function and expands the chest (relieves Cold induced wheezing).
FORMULA ACTIONS
Activates Qi
Descends Rebellious Qi
Eliminates Phlegm
Dissipates clumps
Relieves Stagnation
SYNDROMES
Liver Qi Stagnation: Phlegm and Qi Stagnant and Blocked (Plum-Pit Qi Stagnation)
Qi Stasis with Phlegm Retention
CLINICAL MANIFESTATIONS
A feeling of obstruction in throat as if a slice of roast meat were stuck there which cannot be coughed up nor swallowed down. This sensation becomes more prominent during emotional upset and subsides when relaxed.
Distention and pain in the sides or flanks
Suffocating sensation in the chest
Tendency to sigh
Melancholy
Depression
Hypochondriac pain
Coughing with profuse phlegm
Vomiting
Difficulty swallowing
A delicate constitution
A tendency towards fatigue
Palpitations
Abdominal distention
Muscular and skin flaccidity
Fear
Edema
Asthma
Insomnia
A stifling sensation in the chest and hypochondrium
Irritability
Inappropriate anger
Women:
Irregular menses
Dysmenorrhea
Breast distention and pain before and during menses
TREATS
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CONTRAINDICATIONS AND HERB/DRUG INTERACTIONS
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