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Wei Ling Tang Granules, 100g
Wei Ling Tang Granules, 100g
| SKU | KPC712 | |
| Brand | KPC Granules - Formulas | |
| Unit Size | 100g bottle | |
| Dosage | 1 tsp (2g) | |
| Potency | 5:1 | |
| Chinese Symptomology | Cold-dampness encumbering the Spleen and the accumulation of fluids. - Bensky | |
| Western Symptomology | Sensation of fullness in the abdomen; abdominal ache; poor digestion; food retention; soreness of the limbs; vomiting; cold hands; clear urine; lack of appetite; body feels heavy; edema in the face and eyes; urinary retention; watery diarrhea. | |
| Actions | Dispels Dampness in the Spleen, Regulates flow of Qi in the Spleen and Stomach | |
| Pattern | Cold dampness encumbering the Spleen and the accumulation of fluids. | |
| Tongue | Usually has a white and greasy coating. | |
| Pulse | Usually soft and thin. | |
| Chinese name | Wei Ling Tang | |
| English name | Calm the Stomach and Poria Decoction, Magnolia and Hoelen Combination | |
| Description | For the treatment of the following four patterns:
1. watery diarrhea with stools that resemble water and are evacuated frequently; 2. edema that is more pronounced in the lower extremities; 3 dampness obstructing the middle burner characterized by focal distention in the epigastrium and abdomen, reduced appetite, and semi-liquid stools; and 4. dampness obstructing the body's exterior characterized by heaviness of the extremities. |
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| Ingredients | Serving size: 1 tsp (2g) Servings per container: 50 Cang zhu (atractylodes rhizome) 258mg Hou po (magnilia bark) 258mg Chen pi (citrus peel) 258mg Bai zhu (atractylodes alba rhizome) 258mg Fu ling (poria) 258mg Ze xie (alisma rhizome) 174mg Zhu ling (polyporus) 174mg Gan cao (licorice root) 104mg Rou gui (cinnamon bark) 86mg Sheng jiang (ginger rhizome) 86mg Da zao (jujube fruit) 86mg |
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