Details of Aconite, Ginseng and Ginger Combination This is a variation of Li Zhong Wan but it is more warming. (You can read about in more detail in the link.) Anyone who is thinking of using this I would suggest you may want to start with Li Zhong Wan and see how you do and then bump…
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This has a number of herbs that “cool the stomach” and intestines as well as firm up the stool. Ge Gen (Rx. Puerariae Lobatae) Huang Lian (Rz. Coptidis) Huang Qin (Rx. Scutellariae) Mu Xiang (Rx. Aucklandiae) Zhi Gan Cao (Glycyrrhizae Prep.) DOSAGE: Eagle Herbs is now supplying a 2 gram “little spoon”. (Please wash…
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Details of Jian Pi Ling Jian Pi Ling supports normal intestinal functions. Alternative Names Jianpiling This formula is commonly used for gastric and bowel issues. Anyone with serious bowel issues should check with their physicians for a full western diagnosis. Jian Pi Ling is good if pain is involved and if it is a chronic…
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Scutellaria Decoction (Huang Qin Tang) Detoxifying since 220 AD. Huang Qin Tang (Scutellaria Decoction) is a simple modification of the #1 formula in Shang Han Lun style Chinese herbalism. The Shang Han Lun (Treatise on Cold Injury) is one of the key Chinese medicine “bibles” (or “classics” as the Chinese say). Huang Qin Tang is…
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Details of Ginseng and Ginger Combination What’s it mean to “regulate the middle”? In Chinese medical theory, they break the abdomen and all its internal organs into thirds. The middle third is associated with the digestive organs and functions. So, regulating the middle means that this formula targets cold digestion with warm herbs that awaken…
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Xiao Yao San is something of a miracle cure in modern Chinese medicine. This is the ultimate destressor, the panultimate depression lifter, the pre-menstrual destroyer.
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This formula is predominately designed for transitory diarrhea that is yellow and explosive in nature. Not a pretty sight, but this formula is remarkably adept at addressing the conditions that give rise to this problem.
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This formula warms up the digestive processes in order to more efficiently firm up the stools.
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This formula is an amazing mixture of both herbs that can be used long-term because of their slow tonification of digestive process, but it also includes some quick acting ingredients as well.
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This formula is called a “digestive” formula in Chinese medicine. This suggests that it helps the body digest. But the formula is really for sluggish movement from the stomach down through the intestines.
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