bubble_chart Composition Prepared Polygonum Multiflorum 9 gm, Salvia Miltiorrhiza, Hyacinth Bean, Rice Sprout, each 3 gm, White Peony Root, Plantago Seed, each 2.5 gm, Lotus Seed 4.5 gm, Pork Kidney 1 piece.
bubble_chart Preparation and Dosage
decocted in water for administration .
bubble_chart Efficacy
Benefiting the kidneys and strengthening the spleen.
bubble_chart Indications
Deficiency fatigue, reduced appetite with excessive phlegm, insufficiency of yin, spontaneous sweating and night sweats, seminal emission.
bubble_chart Formula Principles
Treating physical weakness by warming therapy for nourishing qi; essence in sufficiency should be treated with thick-flavor tonics. For those with deficiency fatigue today, warming qi can generate fire, and replenishing essence can lead to soggy diarrhea. Although Liuwei, Siwu, and Shengmai are commonly used, they are not suitable in this case. This formula uses prepared Polygonum multiflorum as the sovereign herb to consolidate essence and nourish blood, offering the benefits of Rehmannia without its stagnating effects. Pig kidney serves as the minister herb to tonify the kidneys and generate essence, promoting blood production without harming the stomach. Hyacinth bean and millet sprout nourish spleen yin without drying lung metal, while Salvia and lotus seed restore harmony between the heart and kidneys without depleting yin blood. Peony root, with its sour and astringent properties, soothes the liver, and plantain seed promotes urination without dispersing essential qi. These are all supporting ingredients. Combined into a formula, it supports the spleen, protects the lungs, and gently tonifies the liver and kidneys. It is highly suitable for those with deficiency fatigue, insufficient yin, poor appetite, and excessive phlegm.
bubble_chart Formula Modification For excessive fire in the yang meridians with phlegm, cough, and rapid breathing, add Baojin Decoction; for heart and spleen qi deficiency with blood loss, add 6-9 grams of coix seed and lotus rhizome node; for blood stasis with chest and diaphragm distension, add 3 grams of lalang grass rhizome; for blood and middle qi stagnation, add 25 grams of rosewood; for severe deficiency of qi and blood, add 9 grams each of ginseng and bird's nest; for coccyx pain, add 3 grams of degelatined deer-horn; for persistent diarrhea, add umbilical cord; for excessive sweating, add 3 grams of mulberry leaf; for persistent cough, add 2 grams each of loquat leaf and auricled hedyotis herb; for seminal emission, add 3 grams each of Gordon Euryale Seed and lotus stamen.