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Individual Herbs - 09 Regulate Qi & Stop Bleeding - Coggle Diagram

- - - - DUI YAO - San Qi
        Together they stop bleeding without causing blood stasis. Bai Ji
        leads San Qi into the lungs. San Qi is mobilizing and balances the restraining quality of Bai Ji. Together they are very useful for stopping bleeding in the lungs and stomach without causing blood stasis. Bai Ji 3-10g, San Qi 3-10g.
  - - - DUI YAO - Bai Ji
        Together they stop bleeding without causing blood stasis. Bai Ji
        leads San Qi into the lungs. San Qi is mobilizing and balances the restraining quality of Bai Ji. Together they are very useful for stopping bleeding in the lungs and stomach without causing blood stasis. Bai Ji 3-10g, San Qi 3-10g.
      - DUI YAO - Dan Shen
        Not found together in any classical formulas but there is modern research looking at it for cardiac diseases. Dan Shen is cool and inivigorating and nourishes blood, while San Qi is warm and transforms blood stasis and stops bleeding.
        Dan Shen 10-15g, San Qi 3-10g
- - - - DUI YAO - Ban Xia
        These 2 herbs make up Er Chen Tang (2 aged decoction). One of the most important pairings to treat phlegm. Ban Xia primarily transforms phlegm and secondarily regulates qi. Chen Pi primarily regulates qi and secondarily transforms damp.
        Ban Xia 6-10g, Chen Pi 6-10g
      - DUI YAO - Qing Pi
        These are both the tangerine pill harvested at different times of maturity. Together they treat liver-spleen or liver-stomach disharmony due to qi stagnation, especially for chest pain, flank pain or abdominal distension. Used together in Ge Hua Jie Cheng San.
        Chen Pi 6-10g, Qing Pi 3-10g
      - DUI YAO - Sang Bai Pi
        This combination is used together in Wu Pi San for whole body edema due to Spleen qi deficiency. Chen Pi regulates Spleen and Lung qi to treat dampness. Sang Bai Pi clears Lung heat to promote urination.
        Chen Pi 6-10g, Sang Bai Pi 6-10g
      - DUI YAO - Zhu Ru
        Used together to treat phleg-heat causing vomiting. Used for nausea and vomiting of pregnancy. Featured in Ju Pi Zhu Ru tang to treat vomiting due to stomach heat with stomach qi and yin deficiency.
        Chen Pi 6-10g, Zhu Ru 6-10g
  - - - DUI YAO - Gao Liang Jiang
        Used together in Liang Fu Wan. Useful for abdominal pain or menstrual pain caused by liver qi stagnation with cold congealing the stomach.
        Gao Liang Jiang 6-10g, Xiang Fu 6-10g
  - - - DUI YAO - Bai Zhu
        Together these herbs are used to break up accumulation of food and treat adbominal distension that is related to spleen qi deficiency. Also treats organ prolapse due to qi deficiency.
        Bai Zhu 10-15g, Zhi Shi 5-10g
  - - - DUI YAO - Bing Lang
        Bing Lang directs qi downward while Mu Xiang promotes spleen qi Movement. Together they treat middle jiao qi stagnation and food stagnation. Used together in Mu Xiang Bing Lang wan.
        Bing Lang 10-12g, Mu Xiang 5-10g
      - DUI YAO - Huang Lian
        Used together in Xiang Lian Wan to clear heat, transform damp and regulate qi to relieve dysentery. Mu Xiang is specific for treating tenesmus and directs the action to the Large Intestine.
        Huang Lian 3-10g, Mu Xiang 6-10g
  - - - DUI YAO - Chen Pi
        These are both the tangerine pill harvested at different times of maturity. Together they treat liver-spleen or liver-stomach disharmony due to qi stagnation, especially for chest pain, flank pain or abdominal distension. Used together in Ge Hua Jie Cheng San.
        Chen Pi 6-10g, Qing Pi 3-10g
  - - - DUI YAO - Yan Hu Suo
        These two herbs make up the formula Jin Ling Zi San. They spread liver qi and cool constraint that is turning into fire. Also treats resulting blood stasis. Guides out excess through the small intestine and urine. It treats pain in the chest, abdomen and genitalia.
        Chuan Lian Zi 6-10g, Yan Hu Suo 6-15g
  - - - DUI YAO - Dan Shen
        Used together in Dan Shen Yin. Dan Shen goes to the blood level and invigorates blood. Tan Xiang goes tot he qi level and regulates qi. Together they regulate qi and blood of the Lungs and Stomach to treat pain n the chest and diaphragm. The classic pain it treats has an upward radiating quality.
        Dan Shen 10-15g, Tan Xiang 3-6g
  - - - DUI YAO - Ding Xiang
        Used together in Ding Xiang Shi Di tang. Especially for hiccups. Ding Xiang is warm and acrid and helps disperse cold in the spleen. Shi Di is neutral and astringent and helps to descend Stomach qi specifically for hiccups.
        Ding Xiang 3-6g, Shi Di 6-10g
  - - - DUI YAO - Xie Bai
        Used together by Zhong Zhong Jing especially in Gua Lou Xie Bai Ban Xia tang. This is for cold phlegm causing obstruction of the yang qi in the chest. Gua Lou transforms phlegm-heat in the Lungs while Xie Bai is warm to balance the coolness of Gua Lou and regulates the qi to cause the turbid phlegm to descend.
        Gua Lou 10-20g, Xie Bai 5-15g
  - - - DUI YAO - Li Zhi He
        Both these herbs are seeds of fruits, heavy in texture which results in a downward directing action. They both enter the Liver channel to regulate qi and treat hernia and bulging disorders due to cold. Ju He acts on the qi level while Li Zhi He enters the blood level so together they act on the qi and blood level.
        Ju He 6-10g, Li Zhi He 6-10g
  - - - DUI YAO - Li Zhi He
        Both these herbs are seeds of fruits, heavy in texture which results in a downward directing action. They both enter the Liver channel to regulate qi and treat hernia and bulging disorders due to cold. Ju He acts on the qi level while Li Zhi He enters the blood level so together they act on the qi and blood level.
        Ju He 6-10g, Li Zhi He 6-10g
  - - - DUI YAO - Jie Geng
        Used together to regulate flow of qi in the chest and add Gua Lou PI to transform phlegm. Jie Geng moves upward while Zhi ke moves downward. Featured together in many formulas including Xing Su San. They both help to loosen phlegm and open the chest.
        Jie Geng 3-10g, Zhi Ke 3-9g