ChinaMed Qi and Blood Tonic 1 Formula 78c

This formula, also known as Ren Shen Yang Ying Tang (Ginseng Formula to Nourish the Nutritive Qi), was first recorded in the Imperial Benevolence Formulary of the Tai Ping Era (tai ping sheng hui fang) 1078 -85. It is indicated for 'General Debility' (xu lao) type disorders (also referred to as 'consumption'), due to deficiency of the Qi and Blood. The formula is based on a combination of Si Jun Zi Tang (Four Major Herbs Formula) and Si Wu Tang (Dang-gui Four Combination); the former being the representative Qi tonic formula and the latter is the representative Blood tonic formula. The additional herbs reinforce these functions:

• Astragalus membranaceus (huang qi) and Ziziphus jujuba, fruit (hong zao) tonify the Qi
• Cinnamomum cassia (rou gui) together with Citrus reticulata (chen pi) and Zingiber officinale (sheng jiang) act to promote the Qi transforming function of the Spleen so as to reinforce both Qi and Blood production.

In addition, Schisandra chinensis (wu wei zi) and Polygala sibirica (yuan zhi) calm the Spirit to alleviate anxiety and promote sound sleep. This is an important aspect of treatment in patients who feel overwhelmed due to their lack of sufficient energy to adequately deal with the responsibilities of daily life.

This formula is a rapidly acting tonic that promotes energy and endurance as well as improved sleep. Generally, clinical results are apparent with the first two weeks of treatment.

TCM ACTIONS
Tonifies the Qi and nourishes the Blood, strengthens the Spleen and nourishes the Heart, calms the Spirit.

TCM SYNDROMES

• Qi-Blood dual deficiency
• Heart-Spleen Qi-Blood deficiency

INDICATIONS
Severe fatigue, anxiety neurosis, irregular or delayed menstruation with scanty and pale flow, poorly healing skin lesions, debility post surgery.

SIGNS & SYMPTOMS
(Key clinical features in bold)

• Palpitations
• Poor memory, cognitive decline, easily startled
• Insomnia with dream disturbed sleep, inability to sleep because of mental activity
• Fatigue, muscular weakness
• Shortness of breath on mild exertion
• Spontaneous sweating
• Pale or sallow complexion
• Loss of appetite, epigastric or abdominal distention
• Weight loss or inability to gain weight
• Loose stools
• Dry skin, dry mouth and throat
• Possibly low fever
• Pale tongue
• Weak and thready pulse

 

Ingredients

 

Each capsule contains:

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