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Sheng Di Huang 鐢熷湴榛� (Rehmannia Radix (Raw))     38%,

Gou Qi Zi 鏋告潪瀛� (Lycium Fructus)                    17%,

Bei Sha Shen鍖楁矙鍙� (Glehnia Littoralis Radix)                  13%,

Mai Men Dong楹﹂棬鍐� (Ophiopogon Radix)           13%,

Dang Gui褰撳綊 (Angelica Sinensis Radix )                      13%,

Chuan Lian Zi 宸濇�濆瓙锛圡elia Fructus锛�               6%..

 

Action and Indication: Nourish Liver Yin and Blood, dredges the Liver. Liver and Blood deficiency with Liver Qi stagnation; Liver Qi invading Stomach damaging Stomach yin. Blood and Yin deficiency with Qi stagnation is a common combination of pathology. The physiology of the Liver is such that deficiency of aspects of the Liver (the Yin and Blood) lead to a relative excess of Liver yang arising. Stasis and accumulation of Liver rebellious Qi, which in turn can affect the Stomach. Strong Qi moving herbs are not indicated as they can further deplete the already damaged Yin. This is a popular and versatile formula for a variety of chronic Liver and digestive complaints, in particular upper gastro-intestinal focus.

Related symptoms are: chronic hepatitis, early hepatic cirrhosis, fatty liver, peptic ulcer disease, chronic gastritis, gastric neurosis, gastro-esophageal reflux (GERD), intercostal neuralgia, essential hypertension.

 

 

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