Category: Digestion, gynaecology, sexuality, fertility, psyche, nerves, insomnia, fatigue, skin, metabolism, spleen system, heart system.

Use of the formula according to Traditional Chinese Medicine:

• strengthens Spleen Qi and simultaneously nourishes Heart Blood
• calms the Shen spirit
• stops bleeding due to Spleen deficiency

Description:

A mixture often referred to as the "student's formula": long-term sitting over books and computers weakens the Spleen. Constant studying, thinking and staring exhausts Heart Blood, which is also not being produced sufficiently because, as mentioned, the Spleen is becoming weaker and weaker. When Blood and Qi are truly low, thinking ceases to be effective and turns into mere brooding. Fatigue and sleep disorders appear. As Spleen Qi weakens further (and its ability to keep blood in the vessels), bruises and various types of bleeding occur. This does not only apply to students, of course, but to all people working mentally. But the scenario can also be different – excessive thinking, solving the "unsolvable" or "uncontrollable", returning to problems that we "do not have the strength to solve", leads to the weakening of the Spleen and Heart, which then leads to even more brooding.

By replenishing Qi and strengthening the Spleen, and also nourishing Blood and the Heart, Gui Pi Tang perfectly addresses all mental and physical symptoms. Moreover, it also addresses atrophy (wei syndromes) from Spleen and Stomach deficiency.

Indications:

• overall strengthening of soul and body during overwork
• mental and physical fatigue
• calming the psyche
• stopping constant brooding
• inability to concentrate, support for memory and concentration, making thinking more efficient
• insomnia (mainly the problem of falling asleep when various thoughts are racing through the head)
• forgetfulness
• distraction, irritability
• anxiety or depression
• fears, phobias
• dizziness with weakness
• general weakness
• loss of appetite
• heart palpitations
• pale complexion
• anaemia
• tendency to bleed
• weak or, conversely, heavy menstruation
• hypertension

Modern use:

• anaemia
• thrombocytopenia
• thrombocytopenic purpura
• allergic purpura
• gastric and duodenal ulcer
• myasthenia gravis
• congestive heart failure
• supraventricular tachycardia
• insomnia
• dizziness
• headaches
• neurasthenia
• personality disorders
• neurological disorders
• menopause
• functional
• metrorrhagia
• uterine bleeding
• heavy menstrual bleeding
• hepatitis
• addictions

Tongue:

• pale with teeth marks
• thin white coating

Pulse:

• weak
• thin
• deep

Contraindications:

• states of internal heat or Yin deficiency with a rapid pulse
• otherwise, it is a safe formula very suitable even for long-term use

Note:

During use, avoid excessive brooding and worry as much as possible. Try to let go of things you cannot influence, and conversely, solve what can be solved. Likewise, do not exhaust yourself with excessive physical exertion.

Eat regularly and avoid foods that are raw and cold in nature.

Composition of the formula: