Harmonize Wood & Earth (Harmonize Liver & Spleen), 4 oz

SKU	CMS109-4
Brand	Chinese Modular Solutions (Kan)
English name	Harmonize Wood & Earth (Harmonize Liver & Spleen), 4 oz
Unit Size	4
Dosage	2 to 3 droppers, 2 to 4 times daily
Potency	7:1
Chinese Symptomology	Occasional indigestion with gas, cramping, nausea, constipation, or diarrhea; PMS with sore breasts, bloated abdomen, irritability and lethargy; Headaches with a feeling of pressure and heaviness; Mood swings; Erratic appetite; Irregular, difficult, or painful menstruation; Temporary vague cravings; Chilly hands and feet;Sensitivity to humidity, heat, and cold; Alternately impulsive and vacillating, defensive and yielding
Actions	Harmonize Liver & Spleen disperses Qi, Moisture, and Blood, tonifies Blood, dispels Wind, Heat, and Dampness, activates digestion, relieves tension, and focuses attention.The formula that harmonizes Liver-Spleen makes peace between Wood and Earth by regulating digestion, blood circulation, and the distribution of Nutritive Essence, the source of Qi and Blood. To relax Liver Qi and nurture and distribute Blood, this formula includes bupleurum, cyperus, bitter orange, peony, and dong guai. Tangerine rind, vladimiria, atractylodes, poria and hawthorn warm and activate the Spleen and Stomach, promote digestion, and relieve accumulated Moisture. Mint, siler, and licorice dispel Wind and Heat, and counteract spasms and tension. This formula adjusts gas, acidity, and queasiness. It also relieves constipation due to tension in the abdomen, and allays the irritability, bloating, and lethargy of premenstrual distress.
Ingredients	Fu ling (Poria) Bai shao (White peony root) Bai zhu (White atractylodes rhizome) Chai hu (Bupleurum root) Fang feng (Siler root) Dang gui shen (Dong quai root) Xiang fu (Cyperus rhizome) Mu xiang (Vladimiria root) Zhi shi (Bitter orange immature fruit) Qing pi (Tangerine dried rind of green fruit) Bo he (Chinese mint herb) Gan cao (Chinese licorice root) Shan zha tan (Roasted Chinese hawthorn fruit)
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One role of the Liver is to mobilize Yang upward to assist the Spleen in raising the "clear" Nutritive Qi to the Lung. Also, the arousal of Qi, via the Gall Bladder (bile), activates the digestive and peristaltic activity of the Stomach and Intestines, further assisting the Spleen in the generation and distribution of Nutritive Qi. In relation to the Liver, the role of the Spleen is to transform the digestate of the Stomach, facilitate the descension of impure Qi into the Lower Burner, and the ascension of "clear and pure" Qi to the Upper Burner. The impure Qi is either further purified and concentrated by the Kidney, or collected and discharged by the Bladder and Large Intestine, while the Pure Qi is transmuted by the alchemy of the Lung (after mingling with the Heavenly Qi of the atmosphere) into the "Righteous" Qi that benefits life. Through their relationship, the Liver and Spleen organize the processes of digestion, transformation, assimilation, and the distribution of finer and coarser substances. Smooth interaction between these Organ Networks maintains nourishment and the unobstructed passage of Qi, Moisture, Essence, and Blood through the Middle Burner.

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