Class: Astringent
Subclass:
Huang
Qi
(radix
astragali membranacei)
|
15 g
|
Tonifies
Qi. Raises Yang. Strengthens the Defensive-Qi.
Strengthens the Exterior. |
Bai
Zhu
(rhizoma
atractylodis macrocephalae)
|
15 g
|
Tonifies
Qi. Strengthens the Spleen. Dries Dampness
|
Fang
Feng
(radix
ledebouriellae divaricatae)
|
7.5 g
|
Expels
Wind. Releases the Exterior. Disperses Dampness.
|
Actions:
Restrains
sweating, Strengthens the Exterior, Tonifies Qi
Indications:
Deficiency
of the Exterior with weak and unstable protective Qi (Wei Qi).
Possible
symptoms and diseases according to TCM:
Immune system weakness (easily catches colds)
Allergic
rhinitis, Aversion to drafts, Aversion to wind
Chronic bronchitis, Flu syndrome, Respiratory tract infection
Spontaneous sweating
Chronic bronchitis, Flu syndrome, Respiratory tract infection
Spontaneous sweating
Tongue: pale body; white coat
Pulse: superficial, weak
Pulse: superficial, weak
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