Category: Digestion, gynaecology, psyche, nerves, insomnia, metabolism, detox, liver system, spleen system.
A modern formula that acts very similarly to the famous classic Xiao Yao San, i.e., it supplements blood, thereby softening and clearing the liver – relieving its stagnation. This is aided by turmeric and cyperus, which replace bupleurum in this formula. It strengthens the spleen and supplements Qi. This leads to the harmonisation of the mutual function of the liver and spleen. In addition, the mixture contains herbs that clear heat and drain toxins.
Given its ability to regulate and clear the liver, it is very suitable for all ailments that are conditioned by emotions or worsened by emotions, as well as for treating unwanted "chemical" influences from our environment. A strong and properly functioning liver can also better detoxify and rid the body of harmful substances.
We do not recommend using this mixture for very weakened people in a state of deficiency without signs of heat.
| Preparation | Chinese | Czech | Latin |
| Dang Gui | Chinese angelica, root | Rad. angelicae sinensis | |
| Chao | Bai Zhu | large-head atractylodes, rhizome | Rhiz. atractylodis |
| Jiu | Huang Qin | Baikal skullcap, root | Rad. scutellariae |
| Sheng | Bai Shao | white peony, root | Rad. Paeoniae Alba |
| Xiang Fu | nut grass, rhizome | Rhiz. cyperi | |
| Yu Jin | turmeric, tuber | Rhiz. curcumae | |
| Bei Sheng | Wu Wei Zi | magnolia berry, fruit | Fruct. schisandrae |
| Gou Qi Zi | goji berry, fruit | Fruct. lycii |

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