XIAO YAO SAN

XIAO YAO SANFormulas that Regulate Qi and Strengthen the Spleen (Liver Qi stagnation with Spleen deficiency The formula harmonizes the Liver and Spleen, nourishes blood, and restores the smooth movement of Liver qi, addressing both emotional and digestive disturbances. Symptoms Persistent cough and wheezing, especially worsening in the late afternoon Fever or a sensation of heat, with skin that feels warm to the touch Dry mouth with little or difficult to

it is very cold and clears the "stifling" heat trapped in the Lungs

it aggressively moves the Blood and breaks up stasis in the micro-vessels of the legs while cooling the Blood

and poor peripheral circulation

ensuring that postnatal Qi can continue to nourish pre-heaven Essence

Mu Tong): These herbs ensure the released damp-heat is flushed out through the urine

Fu Ling (Poria) gently supports the Spleen and promotes healthy fluid movement

Avoid during cold-damp invasion or Spleen/Stomach weakness without heat

It acts as a consolidating agent

these four bitter and cold herbs work synergistically to "drain" the heat downward

Cold hernial disorders along the Liver channel

Pulse: Deep and slow

balancing the warming herbs to prevent over-drying