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7 Cards in this Set
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Qiang Huo & Du Huo (Chiefs): dispel wind-cold from exterior, dispel dampness & alleviate pain
Chuan Xiong (Deputy): help chiefs release exterior, move blood, dispel wind (help alleviate pain) Chai Hu & Bo He (Deputies): release exterior, reduce fever, expel xie qi. Release xie qi from muscle layer Jie Geng & Zhi Ke (Assistants): regulate flow of qi in chest (relieve chest symptoms) JG - ascending action ZK - descending action Qian Hu & Fu Ling (Assistants): transforms phlegm & strengthens spleen FL + JG + ZK = circulate Lung qi, expel phlegm, & stop cough Sheng Jiang (Assistant): treat both manifestations & root of disorder, help release exterior. Gan Cao (Envoy): harmonize actions of other herbs Ren Shen (Assistant): tonify normal qi, generate fluids (to make sweating possible), strengthen body's resistance. RS + FL + GC = all tonify Actions: Releases the exterior, dispels wind-cold & dampness, and augments the qi Indications: Externally contracted wind-cold-dampness battling the body's deficient normal qi High fever & severe Chills with shivering, no sweat, pain & stiffness of head & neck, pain in extremeties, focal distention & fullness of chest, nasal congestion with loud breathing productive cough TC: greasy, white P: floating, soggy C&C: do NOT use in cases w/ heat |
Ren Shen Bai Du San
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Ren Shen Bai Du San
- Ren Shen + Jing Jie + Fang Feng Actions: Induce sweating, release exterior, dispel wind, & alleviate pain Indications: fever & chills without sweating, pain & stiffness of head & neck, general body aches & pains TC: thin, white P: floating Exterior Wind-Cold-Damp without internal deficiency. |
Jiang Fang Bai Du San
based on Ren Shen Bai Du San |
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Ma Huang (Chief): release exterior & dispel externally contracted cold
Fu Zi (Deputy): stimulates yang & warms both interior & channels to expel xie qi & protect yang Xi Xin (Assistant): help chief release exterior & help deputy scatter cold. XX - also serves as Envoy by entering the Kidney channel of shao yin where it helps focus the actions of the formula on the shao yin stage symptoms. Actions: Assists the yang & release exterior. Indications: sensations of extreme cold & severe pain, slight fever without sweat, exhaustion TC: white, slippery P: deep, weak Exterior cold in patient with pre-existing yand xu. |
Ma Huang Xi Xin Fu Zi Tang
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Huang Qi & Ren Shen (Chiefs): tonify source qi & stabilize exterior.
Fu Zi, Gui Zhi, & Xi Xin (Deputies): release exterior by tonifying yang & scattering cold Qiang Huo, Chuan Xiong, & Fang Feng (Assistants): assist in reinforce release exterior & disperse cold actions. Chao Chi Shao (Assistant): cools blood & disperses blood stasis. It moderates the warm, drying actions of the other herbs. Gan Cao (Assistant): moderate action of sweat inducing herbs Wei Sheng Jiang & Da Zao (Envoys): nourish & revive Spleen & Stomach qi & regulate the ying & wei qi. Actions: Tonify yang, augment qi, induce sweating, & release exterior. Indications: slight fever & strong chills, no sweat, headache, cold extremities, fatigue with desire to lie down, pale face, weak voice. TB: pale TC: white P: floating, big, & forceless. Externally contracted wind-cold with qi & yang deficiency. |
Zai Zao San
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Cong Bai + Ge Gen
+ Dan Dou Chi + Sheng Jiang = mild exterior releasing action (also generate fluids) Mai Men Dong + Sheng Di Huang = nourish blood & yin (light & not cloying) Actions: Nourishes the blood & releases the exterior Indications: Headache, fever, & slight chills without sweating, following a long-term illness or significant blood loss. Exterior wind-cold disorder with simultaneous blood or yin deficiency doe to long term blood illness or blood loss. C&C: pronounced sweating will aggravate the condition. Only sweat lightly. |
Cong Bai Qi Wei Yin
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Yu Zhu (chief): nourishes yin of Lungs & Stomach, clears heat, & generates fluids.
Cong Bai, Jie Geng, Dan Dou Chi, & Bo He (deputies): mildly release the exterior & dispel wind-heat. Bai Wei (assistant): cools blood & clears heat without injuring yin. Jie Geng (assistant): disseminates Lung qi to stop the coughing & expel the phlegm. Zhi Gan Cao & Da Zao (envoys):harmonize the actions of the other herbs and assist chief in moistening dryness. Actions: Nourish the yin, clear heat, induce sweating, & release the exterior. Indications: Fever & slight chills, little or no sweat, headache, dry throat, cough, difficult to expectorate sputum, thirst, irritability TB: dark, red TC: little or none P: rapid, floating Externally-contracted wind-heat in a patient with underlying yin deficiency. |
Jia Jian Wei Rui Tang
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Gen Gen (chief): release exterior, clear heat, raise clear yang of Spleen & Stomach to treat dysentery.
Huang Qin (deputy): clear heat & harmonize the Stomach to treat diarrhea. Huang Lian (assistant): Clear heat from Lungs & stop wheezing. Zhi Gan Cao (envoy): harmonizes the actions of the other herbs & protects the middle jiao from further information. Actions: Release exterior & clear heat Indications: Fever sweating, thirst, dysenteric diarrhea characterized by especially foul-smelling stools & a burning sensation around the anus. irritability & heat in the chest & epigastrium, perhaps wheezing. TB: Red TC: Yellow P: rapid Exterior heat not completely released but interior is already ablaze withy heat. C&C: dysentery without fever & submerged, slow pulse. |
Ge Gen Huang Lian Huang Qin Tang
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