Ba Zhen Tang

Ba Zhen Tang

Ba Zhen Tang

SKU BPG100
Brand Blue Poppy Granule Formulas
Unit Size 100g
Potency 5:1
Tongue Pale tongue with light coating
Pulse Thin and frail or large, deficient, and without strength
English name Eight Treasure Decoction, Dang Gui & Ginseng Eight Combination
 
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Description This formula is for concurrent deficiency of qi and blood which is most often due to imbalances caused by chronic disease or excessive loss of blood. The Lungs control the body's qi; when the qi is deficient, the Lung qi will also be deficient. This manifests as shortness of breath and laconic speech. A poor appetite is an almost pathognomonic sign of Spleen qi deficiency. In this case, the Spleen qi is too weak to transform and transport nutrients to the extremities. When this is combined with blood deficiency, the extremities become easily fatigued. The concurrent deficiency of the qi and blood also prevents nourishment (the clear yang and the blood) from reaching the head and Heart. This leads to palpitations (which may be continuous), light-headedness and/or vertigo, and a pallid or sallow complexion. The complexion will be more pallid if the condition is primarily one of qi deficiency, and more sallow if blood deficiency is predominant. The pale tongue with a white coating is a combination of signs of blood and qi deficiency. If blood deficiency is predominant, the pulse will be thin and frail, and if qi deficiency is predominant, the pulse will be large, deficient, and without strength. - Bensky: Chinese Herbal Medicine Formulas and Strategies*
Ingredients

Supplement Facts

Serving Size:  6 grams

Servings per Container: 21

Amount per Serving

Pin Yin

Common

Proportion

shu di huang

rehmannia, cooked

16.0%

dang gui

tang-kuei

12.0%

bai shao

peony, white

12.0%

chuan xiong

cnidium

12.0%

bai zhu

atractylodes, white

12.0%

fu ling

hoelen

12.0%

ren shen

ginseng

8.0%

zhi gan cao

licorice, baked

8.0%

sheng jiang

ginger, fresh

5.3%

da zao

jujube

2.7%

 

 

Other Ingredients:  2% or less silicon dioxide to reduce clumping

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