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Page 168spontaneous perspiration, a dry mouth and parched tongue with thin fur and scanty fluids, and a vacuous, rapidor vacuous, fine pulse1Contraindications: Use this medicine with extreme caution in cases with high fever or in which evils have notbeen completely eliminated or have yet to damage fluids.If this medicine is used in cases where external evilsstill remain, due to Schisandras astringing action, it is like locking a thief inside the house.Due to Ginsengssupplementing function, it will supplement what is already replete (i.e., will only make the evil qi stronger).This will only prolong the disease.Dosage: 8 pills three times per dayFormula explanation: Ginseng is sweet, level, and supplements the lungs.It greatly supports the source qi.It isthe sovereign medicinal in this medicine.Ophiopogon is sweet and cold.It nourishes yin and engenders fluids,clears vacuity heat and eliminates vexation.It is the minister medicinal.Schisandra is sour.It restrains andconstrains the lungs and stops sweating.It is the assistant medicinal.This formulas rationale is based on thesaying that, When the lungs desire restraint, quickly eat sour to restrain them.Taken as a whole, this formulasupplements the lungs, nourishes the heart, and enriches yin.It is very effective for boosting the qi andengendering fluids.Comments: This medicine may be administered alone or may be combined with other ready-made medicines.For instance, in cases where depressive heat has damaged lung and/or stomach fluids and there is thecomplication of qi vacuity, one might combine this medicine with either Xiao Yao Wan (Rambling Pills) orXiao Chai Hu Tang Wan (Minor Bupleurum Decoction Pills).Shen Qi Da Bu Wan (Codonopsis & Astragalus Greatly Supplementing Pills)Radix Codonopsitis Pilosulae (Dang Shen)Radix Astragali Membranacei (Huang Qi)Functions: Supplements the qiIndications: Qi vacuity1 Vacuous pulse used here only means a weak, fine, forceless pulse.Actually, I prefer to use thevacuous pulse (xu mai) much more specifically as the proper name of a separate pulse image.In thatcase, it is defined as floating, large, and forceless.Since large means wide in Chinese pulse examination,using this definition, a pulse cannot be both wide and fine.These are mutually opposites.If you like this book, buy it! Page 169Main signs & symptoms: Fatigue, lack of strength in the four limbs, possible spontaneous perspiration andshortness of breath on slight exertion, a forceless pulseDosage: 8 pills three times per dayFormula explanation: Codonopsis and Astragalus both greatly supplement the lung and spleen qi.Comments: This medicine can be combined with many other Chinese ready-made medicines whenever onewants to supplement the qi more, and particularly the lung and spleen qi.Since qi vacuity complicates so manychronic, enduring conditions, these pills are potentially very useful.Shen Qi Wu Wei Zi Wan (Codonopsis, Astragalus & Schisandra Pills)Fructus Schisandrae Chinensis (Wu Wei Zi)Radix Astragali Membranacei (Huang Qi)Radix Codonopsitis Pilosulae (Dang Shen)Semen Zizyphi Spinosae (Suan Zao Ren)Functions: Supplements the qi, secures the exterior, and stops sweatingIndications: Qi vacuity spontaneous perspiration, yin vacuity night sweatsMain signs & symptoms: Enduring disease or bodily vacuity due to age, fatigue, lack of strength in the fourlimbs, spontaneous perspiration and/or shortness of breath on slight exertion, night sweats, a fat, red tonguewith teeth marks on its edges and scanty fur, and a fine, rapid or vacuous, rapid pulseDosage: 8 pills three times per dayFormula explanation: Within this formula, Schisandra restrains, constrains, and astringes the lung qi, thussecuring the exterior and stopping sweating due to vacuity.Astragalus and Codonopsis supplement the lungand spleen qi, thus stopping sweating due to exterior qi vacuity.Zizyphus Spinosa nourishes the heart andsupplements the liver.However, it also stops sweating, whether spontaneous perspiration or night sweats.Comments: This formula can be prescribed by itself when either spontaneous perspiration due to qi vacuity ornight sweats due to yin vacuity are the main complaints.However, in clinical practice, both of those conditionsare usually symptoms within a larger disease context, such as menopausal syndrome.In that case, this medicinecan be combined with other Chinese ready-made medicines to treat such complicated conditions.If you like this book, buy it! Page 170For instance, for night sweats due to yin vacuity/vacuity heat, this medicine can be combined with Da Bu YinWan (Greatly Supplementing Yin Pills), Zuo Gui Wan (Restore the Left [Kidney] Pills), Liu Wei Di Huang Wan(Six Flavors Rehmannia Pills), or Zhi Bai Di Huang Wan (Anemarrhena & Phellodendron Rehmannia Pills).For menopausal night sweats due to yin and yang vacuity, they might be combined with Cong Rong Bu ShenWan (Cistanches Supplement the Kidneys Pills) and/or Ba Ji Yin Yang Wan (Morinda & EpimediumPills) [ Pobierz całość w formacie PDF ]
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.2)Dry cough with scant phlegm, shortness of breath,If you like this book, buy it! Page 168spontaneous perspiration, a dry mouth and parched tongue with thin fur and scanty fluids, and a vacuous, rapidor vacuous, fine pulse1Contraindications: Use this medicine with extreme caution in cases with high fever or in which evils have notbeen completely eliminated or have yet to damage fluids.If this medicine is used in cases where external evilsstill remain, due to Schisandras astringing action, it is like locking a thief inside the house.Due to Ginsengssupplementing function, it will supplement what is already replete (i.e., will only make the evil qi stronger).This will only prolong the disease.Dosage: 8 pills three times per dayFormula explanation: Ginseng is sweet, level, and supplements the lungs.It greatly supports the source qi.It isthe sovereign medicinal in this medicine.Ophiopogon is sweet and cold.It nourishes yin and engenders fluids,clears vacuity heat and eliminates vexation.It is the minister medicinal.Schisandra is sour.It restrains andconstrains the lungs and stops sweating.It is the assistant medicinal.This formulas rationale is based on thesaying that, When the lungs desire restraint, quickly eat sour to restrain them.Taken as a whole, this formulasupplements the lungs, nourishes the heart, and enriches yin.It is very effective for boosting the qi andengendering fluids.Comments: This medicine may be administered alone or may be combined with other ready-made medicines.For instance, in cases where depressive heat has damaged lung and/or stomach fluids and there is thecomplication of qi vacuity, one might combine this medicine with either Xiao Yao Wan (Rambling Pills) orXiao Chai Hu Tang Wan (Minor Bupleurum Decoction Pills).Shen Qi Da Bu Wan (Codonopsis & Astragalus Greatly Supplementing Pills)Radix Codonopsitis Pilosulae (Dang Shen)Radix Astragali Membranacei (Huang Qi)Functions: Supplements the qiIndications: Qi vacuity1 Vacuous pulse used here only means a weak, fine, forceless pulse.Actually, I prefer to use thevacuous pulse (xu mai) much more specifically as the proper name of a separate pulse image.In thatcase, it is defined as floating, large, and forceless.Since large means wide in Chinese pulse examination,using this definition, a pulse cannot be both wide and fine.These are mutually opposites.If you like this book, buy it! Page 169Main signs & symptoms: Fatigue, lack of strength in the four limbs, possible spontaneous perspiration andshortness of breath on slight exertion, a forceless pulseDosage: 8 pills three times per dayFormula explanation: Codonopsis and Astragalus both greatly supplement the lung and spleen qi.Comments: This medicine can be combined with many other Chinese ready-made medicines whenever onewants to supplement the qi more, and particularly the lung and spleen qi.Since qi vacuity complicates so manychronic, enduring conditions, these pills are potentially very useful.Shen Qi Wu Wei Zi Wan (Codonopsis, Astragalus & Schisandra Pills)Fructus Schisandrae Chinensis (Wu Wei Zi)Radix Astragali Membranacei (Huang Qi)Radix Codonopsitis Pilosulae (Dang Shen)Semen Zizyphi Spinosae (Suan Zao Ren)Functions: Supplements the qi, secures the exterior, and stops sweatingIndications: Qi vacuity spontaneous perspiration, yin vacuity night sweatsMain signs & symptoms: Enduring disease or bodily vacuity due to age, fatigue, lack of strength in the fourlimbs, spontaneous perspiration and/or shortness of breath on slight exertion, night sweats, a fat, red tonguewith teeth marks on its edges and scanty fur, and a fine, rapid or vacuous, rapid pulseDosage: 8 pills three times per dayFormula explanation: Within this formula, Schisandra restrains, constrains, and astringes the lung qi, thussecuring the exterior and stopping sweating due to vacuity.Astragalus and Codonopsis supplement the lungand spleen qi, thus stopping sweating due to exterior qi vacuity.Zizyphus Spinosa nourishes the heart andsupplements the liver.However, it also stops sweating, whether spontaneous perspiration or night sweats.Comments: This formula can be prescribed by itself when either spontaneous perspiration due to qi vacuity ornight sweats due to yin vacuity are the main complaints.However, in clinical practice, both of those conditionsare usually symptoms within a larger disease context, such as menopausal syndrome.In that case, this medicinecan be combined with other Chinese ready-made medicines to treat such complicated conditions.If you like this book, buy it! Page 170For instance, for night sweats due to yin vacuity/vacuity heat, this medicine can be combined with Da Bu YinWan (Greatly Supplementing Yin Pills), Zuo Gui Wan (Restore the Left [Kidney] Pills), Liu Wei Di Huang Wan(Six Flavors Rehmannia Pills), or Zhi Bai Di Huang Wan (Anemarrhena & Phellodendron Rehmannia Pills).For menopausal night sweats due to yin and yang vacuity, they might be combined with Cong Rong Bu ShenWan (Cistanches Supplement the Kidneys Pills) and/or Ba Ji Yin Yang Wan (Morinda & EpimediumPills) [ Pobierz całość w formacie PDF ]