Bu Zhong Yi Qi Tang Granules, 100g

SKU	MT487
Brand	Min Tong Granules - Formulas
Unit Size	100 grams (5:1) extract granules
Dosage	3 grams/3x daily
Properties	Source Text: Discussion of the Spleen and Stomach (Pi wei lun)
Contraindications	Contraindicated for fever due to heat from yin deficiency. It should also be remembered that this formula is not indicated in all instances of prolapse, but only in those due to qi deficiency.
Chinese Symptomology	Intermittent fever (that worsens upon exertion);Spontaneous sweating;Aversion to cold;A thirst for warm beverages;Shortness of breath;Laconic speech;A tendency to curl up;Weak limbs;A shiny, pale complexion;Loose and watery stools;Prolapse of the rectum or uterus;Chronic diarrhea;Chronic dysenteric disorder;Incontinence;Bleeding disorders;Vertigo;Headache;Visual or auditory disorders;Sensitivity of the back to cold and wind;Upper respiratory infection
Western Symptomology	Debility in the aftermath of a severe illness;Chronic bronchitis;First- or second-degree prolapsed uterus;Prolapsed rectum;Gastric prolapse;Recurrent miscarriage;Functional uterine bleeding;Leukorrhea;Post partum problems (including urinary incontinence;Lochioschesis;Insufficient lactation;Chronic hepatitis;Corneal ulcers;Cerebral arteriosclerosis;Pernicious anemia;Leukopenia;Chronic nephritis;Myasthenia gravis
Actions	Tonifies the qi of the middle burner and raises sunken yang.
Pattern	Deficiency of the Spleen and Stomach qi leading to sinking of the yang.
Tongue	Usually light color with a white coating
Pulse	Usually feeble, large and weak
Branch	Spleen, Stomach
Chinese name	Bu Zhong Yi Qi Tang Granules
English name	Ginseng & Astragalus Combination Granules

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Description	Tonifies the qi of the middle burner and raises sunken yang.*
Ingredients	Astragalus Radix (Huang Qi) 18.18% Panax Ginseng - Red (Ren Shen) 13.64% Glycyrrhiza Radix (Gan Cao) 9.09% Atractylodes Rhizoma - White (Bai Zhu) 9.09% Citrus Reticulata (Chen Pi) 9.09% Angelica Sinensis Radix (Dang Gui) 9.09% Zingiber Officinale Radix (Sheng Jiang) 9.09% Ziziphus Fructus - Red (Da Zao) 9.09% Cimicifuga Foetida Rhizoma (Sheng Ma) 6.82% Bupleurum Radix (Chai Hu) 6.82%