Huo Xiang Zheng Qi San Agastache Formula
Very good for many forms of nausea.
Read MoreVery good for many forms of nausea.
Read MoreFor Kidney Yang Deficiency.
Read MoreThis is a classic formula for “stomach heat”. Very strong and effective in the right conditions.
Shi Gao – Gypsum Fibrosum Clears Fire from the Stomach, relieves irritability, fever and thirst and is specific for toothache due to Stomach Fire.
Shu Di Huang – Rx. Rehmanniae Preparata Nourishes Kidney Yin to cool Stomach Fire.
Zhi Mu – Rz. Anemarrhenae Clears Heat from the Qi Stage, from the Lungs and from the Stomach, nourishes Yin, moistens Dryness,Generates Fluids, clears Deficiency Fire and quenches thirst.
Mai Men Dong – Tub. Ophiopogonis Nourishes Yin in the Upper and Middle Jiaos. moistens the Stomach, generates fluids and alleviates irritability.
Niu Xi – Rx. Achyranthis Bidentatae – Conducts Heat downward and stops bleeding in the mouth.
Information used with permission from Joel Penner at Americandragon.com
Read MoreTo clear heat out of the lungs. This has been a popular formula used in China since the beginning of 2020.
Lian Qiao
Jin Yin Hua
Yu Xing Cao
Xing Ren
Shi Gao
Ban Lan Gen
We us Hu Zhang instead of Guan Zhong.
Huo Xiang
We have taken out Da huang because it may cause loose stools or diarrhea.
We have taken out this out – Hong Jing Tian
Bo He
Gan Cao
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This is an all around formula for people with heat, damp and phlegm and liver qi stagnation (frustration) with a dash of qi deficiency…
A Very strong formula for helping with sore throats….
We don’t include Ma Bo or Jiang Can as they are unavailable.
10 Huang Qin 10 Huang Lian 10 Niu Bang Zi 10 Lian Qiao 5 Bo He - Jiang Can 10 Xuan Shen -Ma Bo 10 Ban Lan Gen 10 Jie Geng 5 Gan Cao 5 Chen Pi 10 Chai Hu 5 Sheng Ma
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This has many of same ingredients as Max’s Formula.
Read MoreThis has many of same ingredients as Max’s Formula.
Read MoreBa (8) Jun Zi Tang is a variation of Liu (6) Jun Zi Tang which itself is a variation of Si (4) Jun Zi Tang- All of them very fine Gentlemen.
This one is more for dampness than the smaller formulas.
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10 Bai He
10 Di Gu Pi
10 Bai Bu
10 Sang Bai Pi
10 Shi Gao
10 Xing Ren
10 Xuan Fu Hua
10 Zhe Bhi Mu
10 Zhi Mu
10 Zi Wan
Custom Cog June 24
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Read Moreplease choose carefully whether capsules or powder and sizes. Thanks.
Read Moreplease choose carefully whether capsules or powder and sizes. Thanks.
Read Moreplease choose carefully whether capsules or powder and sizes. Thanks.
Read MoreWe sell this also under the name of Wind Stabilizer.
It is also simlar to JPZD.
This has been studied for use in a number of problems. It resembles Tian Ma Gou Teng Yin. In Chinese medicine this means “wind” or sudden, quickly moving actions such as facial tics and other diseases we can’t name due to the FDA.
Bai-Shao (Radix Paeoniae Alba) – Bai Shao moves blood but also “stabilizes” thus helping with muscle tension, spasm, and pain
Tian-Ma (Rhizoma Gastrodiae) – One of major herbs for spasms and “wind”. Also very expensive.
Bai Ji-Li (Fructus Tribuli )- mainly moves blood to get rid of stagnation
Gou-Teng (Ramulus Uncariae cum Uncis) – With Tian Ma stops spasms
Ling-Zhi (Lucid Ganoderma) – interesting herb that calms the spirit
Shou-Wu-Teng (Caulis Polygoni Multiflori) – Also known as He Shou Wu and helps moves blood through the extremities.
Suan-Zao-Ren (Semen Ziziphi Spinosae) – Helps spasms, builds blood
Wu-Wei-Zi (Fructus Schisandrae Chinensis ) – stabilizes
Zhi-Zi (Fructus Gardeniae ) – clear heat
Dan-Nan-Xing (Rhizoma Arisaematis bile) -clears the channels
Huang-Qin (Radix Scutellariae) – clears heat.
People may also want to check out our 2 conditions and the formulas we have for them: PLMD and RLS
Ropinoherb RLS
Ropinoherb PLMD
You can read about wind here on this Eagle Herbs page:Wind from a Chinese perspective
Read MoreDa Qing Ye
Ban Lan Gen
Mu Li
Dang Shen
Chai Hu
Tu Fu Ling
Zhi Zi
Mu Dan Pi
Dang Gui
Mu Tong
Chi Shao,
Ze Xie
added:
Cang Zhu
Huang Qi
Shan Yao
San Qi
Huai Hua Mi
Ce Bai Ye
Xiang Fu
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A formula that helps with overall body pain due to “qi and blood stagnation” and some dampness and “qi deficiency”.
dan shen 30 g
dang shen 15 g
fu ling 12g
shan yao 12g
qiang huo 12g
xu duan 12g
mu gua 12g
chen pi 9g
gui zi 9g
Read MoreAnimal Damp Heat
10 Chi Shao
10 Chuan Niu Xi
10 Dan Zhu Ye
10 Di Fu Zi
5 Gan Cao
15 Ku Shen
10 Sheng Di Huang
10 Tong Cao
10 Tu Fu Ling
10 Yin Chen Hao
This is an Eagleherbs varitation on Long Dan Xie Gan Tang. Long Dan Xie Gan Tang over the past decades has been restricted to short term use. I couldn’t buy it at an herbal pharmacy in Beijing in 2005 for example.
Very cold formulas tend to damage the stomach over time but usually this is seen by the patient in their symptoms. With Long Dan Cao the damage is quicker and more insidious for the liver. Thats why we try to only use for a week at a time.
So we, Eagleherbs, have made this No Long Dan Long Dan Xie Gan Tang where we substitute a little Huang Lian for the Long Dan Cao. Users should still be careful that they don’t overdue it.
Read MoreQi Ju Di Huang Wan is a good first choice for computer users. Staring at a computer for too long depletes the “liver blood” (the liver energy goes to the eyes) and makes them dry. Its like pre-menopause for your vision but instead of hot flashes you get tired, dry and fuzzy vision.
(I admit I often call this formula Qi DU Di Huang Wan- no idea if that is an alternative name or not.)
Ingredients
熟地黄 cooked rehmannia root, prepared Chinese foxglove root Rehmanniae Radix preparata
山藥 dioscorea rhizome, Chinese yam Dioscoreae Rhizoma
Asiatic cornelian cherry fruit, cornus Corni Fructus
茯苓 sclerotium of tuckahoe, China root, hoelen, Indian bread Poria Cocos
澤瀉 alisma rhizome, water plantain Rhizoma Alismatis Orientalis
牡丹皮 moutan root bark, tree peony root bark Cortex Moutan Radicis
The herbs above make up the formula Liu Wei di Huang Wan with the addition of moistening herbs including Gou Qi Zi and Ju Hua/ Chrysanthemum to help.
Gou qi zi – juju berries
Ju hua – Chrysanthemum
Read Morefor pain and weakness of the back radiating to the legs (as in sciatica).
Ji Xue Teng
Yan Hu Suo
Bai Shao
Du Zhong
Du Huo
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