Lizhong Huatan Wan
NameThe Prescription of Lizhong Huatan WanSourceThe book Ming Yi Za ZhuIngredientsRen ShenBai ZhuGan JiangGan CaoFu LingJiang Ban XiaExplanationGan Jiang: The principal drug, being pungent in flavor and heat in nature, warming the spleen and stomach to remove cold in the interior.Ren Shen: Invigorat
Name
The Prescription of Lizhong Huatan Wan
Source
The book Ming Yi Za Zhu
Ingredients
Ren ShenBai ZhuGan JiangGan CaoFu LingJiang Ban XiaExplanation
Gan Jiang: The principal drug, being pungent in flavor and heat in nature, warming the spleen and stomach to remove cold in the interior.
Ren Shen: Invigorating primodial Qi, aiding in transporting and transforming nutrients and regulating the ascending and descending movement of Qi.
Fu Ling: Promoting water metabolism and reinforcing the Qi of the heart and spleen.
Bai Zhu: Strengthening the spleen and drying dampness.
Jiang Ban Xia: Dispersing accumulation of pathogens, letting the adverse flow of the stomach-Qi go downwards to arrest vomiting.
Zhi Gan Cao: Replenishing Qi and regulating the stomach.
The Effect of Lizhong Huatan Wan
Effect
Strengthen the spleen, warm the spleen and stomach, dry dampness and resolve phlegm.
Administrations
Ground into powder and mixed with honey into pills. 9 g of the pills is taken each time, three times a day.
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