Drain the Middle, 2 oz

SKU	KT117-2
Brand	Kan Traditionals
Unit Size	2 oz
Potency	7:1
Chinese Symptomology	Epigastric fullness and tightness with very little or no pain;Dry heaves, vomiting, borborygmus with diarrhea; Lack of appetite;Gastroenteritis;Chronic gastritis;Early-stage cirrhosis
Actions	Harmonizes the Stomach, downbears Qi counterflow, disperses glomus and eliminates focal distension
Pattern	Stomach and Spleen disharmony, Cold/Heat complex and glomus in the Middle Burner
Tongue	Yellow, greasy
Pulse	Wiry, rapid
Branch	Stomach
Chinese name	Ban Xia Xie Xin Tang
English name	Drain the Middle, 2 oz

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Description	Drain the Middle addresses a syndrome of simultaneous repletion and vacuity in the Middle Burner due to the improper purging of an external pathogenic factor. When a pathogenic influence has not been properly purged it will sink deeper into the body causing epigastric distention. A patient with this condition usually has an underlying Stomach Qi vacuity which allows the pathogen to take hold and create Heat which in turn causes greater vacuity and Cold. As a result, the Stomach and Spleen are no longer able to perform their functions of raising and transforming the Qi, thus the turbid Yin stagnates causing symptoms such as dry heaves, vomiting, borborygmus, diarrhea and a reduced appetite. This syndrome can arise in any patient with a Spleen and Stomach vacuity where there is a concurrent Cold-Heat complex due to the invasion of an external pathogenic influence. It is also typical that a patient with this condition will have a belly that is soft to the touch.
Ingredients	Fa ban xia - Licorice cured pinellia rhizome; Gan jiang - Dried ginger rhizome; Huang qin - Chinese skullcap root; Hei zao - Black jujube fruit; Ji lin bai ren shen - White Asian ginseng root; Ji lin bai ren shen - White Asian ginseng tail; Chuan huang lian - Coptis rhizome; Zhi gan cao - Chinese licorice root (honey-fried)