Eagle Herbs

Cinnamon twig is a great blood mover which treats pain.

Computer use giving you neck and shoulder tension?

Computer use often leads to neck and shoulder tension, muscle spasm, and pain. Just one of those things that iron age Chinese healers never had to deal with.

The Diffuse Pain Decoction was originally conceived of addressing the painful influences of exposure to wind or damp weather. Back in the 1170s, that was a pretty good idea, well before we enjoyed so much control over our environment.

However, there are modern sources for windy or damp pain that arise from internal causes such as work stress or excessive computer use.

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Tao Ren (Peach Pit) supports blood movement.

Alternative Names:

• Xue Fu Zhu Yu Tang
• Drive Out Stasis in the Mansion of Blood Decoction
• Hsieh Fu Chu Yu Tang
• Blood-House Blood Stasis-Dispelling Decoction
• XFZY decoction
• Xuefu Zhuyu

Benefits:

• supports the cardiovascular system

This highly respected formula is a modification of two other formulas: most of the ingredients from Four-Substance Decoction with Safflower and Peach Pit and Bupleurum and Chih-shih Formula can be found in this formula. Used all together, the goal is to support the cardiovascular health by stimulating the flow of qi and blood. More… »

Ru Xiang (frankincense) shown above, is commonly teamed up with Mo Yao (myrrh).

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Kudzu root relaxes the neck and shoulders.

Mentioned in these formula finders:
body aches, chronic headaches

Alternative Names:

• ge gen tang
• ko ken tang
• qing bi tang (with other herbs added for to open the nose)
• Pueraria Decoction
• kakkonto
• kakkon-to
• Kakkon-tō
• 葛根湯
• かっこんとう
• TJ1; TJ-1; TJ 1

Benefits:

• supports immune system
• promotes blood flow in the head
• relaxes muscles in the upper neck and shoulder
• fibromyalgia

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Aconite is used to warm up the body.

Mentioned in these formula finders:
body aches, cholesterol

Alternative Names:

• zhen wu tang
• North Water God Decoction
• True Warrior Decoction
• chen wu tang
• sinbu to
• shimbuto
• Shinbu-tō
• 真武湯
• しんぶとう
• TJ30; TJ-30; TJ 30
• zhēn wǔ tāng wán
• 真武湯丸

Benefits: warms the lower back

• improves clarity of mind and a lightness to the head
• warms the body for pains that are aggravated by cold
• regulates large intestine functions
• warms the hands and feet.
• supports joint health

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Peach kernel stimulates blood movement as well as lubricating intestines.

Mentioned in these formula finders:
body aches, cholesterol, chronic headaches, emotional distress, hot flashes (hot flushes), bone health, urinary health, women’s health

Alternative Names:

• tao he cheng qi tang
• Peach Kernel Qi-Infusing Decoction
• Peach Kernel Purgative Decoction
• tao ho cheng chi tang
• tao ho zheng ji tang
• tokaku zyoki to
• tokakujokito
• Tōkaku-jōki-tō
• 桃核承気湯
• とうかくじょうきとう
• TJ61; TJ-61; TJ 61

Benefits:

• supports blood circulation
• cools temporary hot flashes
• regulates the flow of poop in the large intestine
• regulates bladder functions
• relaxes neck and shoulder tension
• regulates blood pressure and cholesterol
• regulates the menstrual cycle
• supports vaginal health
• relaxes pre-menstrual tension
• supports bladder health
• supports joint health
• supports bone health

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Dang gui helps nourish the "Liver blood", or neurotransmiters.

Mentioned in these formula finders:
body aches, chronic headaches, bone health

Alternative Names:

• dang gui si ni jia wu zhu yu sheng jiang tang
• tang kuei szu ni chia wu chu yu sheng chiang tang
• dang gui si ni jia wu chu yu sheng jiang tang
• Tangkuei Counterflow Cold Decoction Plus Evodia and Fresh Ginger
• Evodia, Fresh Ginger plus Chinese Angelica Cold Limbs Decoction
• toki sigyaku ka gosyuyu syokyo to
• tokishigyakukagoshuyushokyoto
• Tōki-shigyaku-ka-goshū-shōkyo-tō
• 当帰四逆加呉茱萸生姜湯
• とうきしぎゃくかごしゅうしょうきょとう
• TJ38; TJ-38; TJ 38
• dāng guī sì nì wán
• 當歸四逆丸

Benefits:

• warms the body for pain aggravated by cold
• warms very cold hands and feet
• promotes blood flow in the head.
• promotes joint health
• supports bone health

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Dang gui helps nourish the "Liver blood", or neurotransmiters.

Mentioned in these formula finders:
body aches, bone health

Alternative Names:

• wu ji san (similar but not the same as wu ji tang)
• wu chi san
• Powder for Five Kinds of Stagnations
• Five Accumulations Powder
• gosyaku san
• goshakusan
• Goshaku-san
• 五積散
• ごしゃくさん
• TJ63; TJ-63, TJ 63

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Cinnamon twig is a great blood mover which treats pain.

Mentioned in these formula finders:
body aches, cholesterol regulating, hot flashes (hot flushes), bone health, women’s health, skin health

Alternative Names:

• gui zhi fu ling wan
• Cinnamon Twig and Poria Pills
• Cassia Twig and Tuckahoe Pill
• kuei chih fu ling wan
• keisi bukuryo gan
• keishibukuryogan
• Keishi bukuryo gan
• TJ25; TJ-25; TJ 25
• gui-zhi-fu-ling-wan
• keishi-bukuryo-gan
• Keishi-bukuryō-gan
• 桂枝茯苓丸
• けいしぶくりょうがん
• guì zhī fú líng wán
• 桂枝茯苓丸

Benefits:

• supports blood circulation
• cools temporary hot flashes
• regulates the menstrual cycle
• supports vaginal health
• relaxes pre-menstrual tension
• supports joint health
• supports bone health

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