Six Gentlemen with Saussurea & Cardamom Combination - Xiang Sha Liu Jun Zi Tang
Xiang Sha Liu Jun Zi Tang
Product Specifications
Practitioner Notes
Formula Type
Extract & Concentrate
TCM Pattern
Spleen and stomach qi vacuity with damp.
Therapeutic Functions
Boosts the qi and fortifies the spleen, harmonizes spleen and stomach, transforms dampness.*
Clinical Indications
Chronic gastritis, gastric ulcer, duodenal ulcer, irritable bowel syndrome, and diabetes mellitus.
Symptoms & Signs
Reduced appetite, loss of taste, generalized weakness, bloating, focal distention in epigastrium, and diarrhea.
Precautions
Do not use in the presence of external pathogen. Do not use without modification in high fever, yin vacuity with exuberant fire, or fluid insufficiency. Prolonged use may result in dry mouth, vexatious thirst, agitation, easy anger, and constipation.
Pulse Quality
Fine moderate/relaxed pulse.
Tongue Appearance
Pale tongue.
Ingredients
Imperial Grace Formulary of the Tai Ping Era (He Ji Ju Fang)
| Pin Yin | Botanical Name |
|---|---|
| bai zhu | Atractylodes macrocephala rhizome |
| fu ling | Poria sclerotium fungus |
| ban xia | Pinellia rhizome |
| chen pi | Citrus peel |
| mu xiang | Saussurea root |
| sha ren | Cardamom Amomum villosum fruit |
| hong ren shen | Red Ginseng root |
| dang shen | Codonopsis root |
| sheng jiang | Fresh Ginger rhizome |
| zhi gan cao | Honey baked Chinese Licorice root |
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