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Yi Zi Tang (Otsuji-to)
Yi Zi Tang (Otsuji-to)
| SKU | H003 | |
| Brand | Honso | |
| Unit Size | Box containing 42 sachets of herbal extract | |
| Dosage | 3 sachets (7.5g total, contains 3.30g of extract powder) | |
| Potency | 5:1 | |
| Western Symptomology | Bleeding hemorhoids; constipation; rectal prolapse due to internal Heat and Damp-Heat. | |
| Actions | The chief herb, dang gui, tonifies the blood, regulates the menses, moistens the intestines and unblocks the bowels. The deputy herbs, huang qin, which clears heat and drains fire, especially from the upper burner, and da huang, which drains heat and purges accumulation from the interior, enhance the chief herb’s action of moistening the intestines. The assistant herbs, chai hu, which raises the yang qi of the spleen, and sheng ma, which clears heat and raises the yang, regulate the qi of the spleen and stomach. The envoy, gan cao, harmonizes the stomach and the actions of the other herbs. Based on the combination of these herbs, this formula clears heat, drains accumulations the in intestines, and tonifies the blood. | |
| Pulse | Hara: Medium abdominal tension with resistance and palpate pain in bilateral subcostal area | |
| Chinese name | Yi Zi Tang (Otsuji-to) | |
| English name | Cimifuga Formula | |
| Description | This formula is recommended for constipation, hemorrhoids, and bleeding hemorrhoids. |
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| Ingredients | Angelica sinensis (Dang gui)-6.0g : Bupleurum Root (Chai hu)- 5.0g; Scutellaria Root (Huang qin) - 3.0g; Glycyrrhiza (Gan cao) - 2.0g; Cimicifuga Rhizome (Sheng ma) - 1.5g; Rhubarb (Da huang) - 1.0g * This product is standardized to contain 23.0-42.9 mg/day of Glycyrrhizin, 89.5-166.3 mg/day of Baicalin, 7.1-21.5 mg/day of Anthraquinone. |
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