Classical Formula Glossary
Mu Xiang Bing Lang Wan (Aucklandia and Betel Nut Pill) 木香檳榔丸
| Formula Type | Formulas that Reduce Food Stagnation |
| Diagnosis | Accumulation of food that transforms into damp heat and obstructs the stomach and intenstines, accumulation of food obstructing the middle burner or dysenteric diarrhea |
| Action | Promotes the movement of Qi, guides out stagnation, purges accumulation, drains heat |
| Indication | Focal and generalized distention, fullness, pain in the epigastrium and abdomen, accompanied by constipation, or red and white dysenteric diarrhea with tenesmus. T: yellow, greasy coat; P: submerged and excessive |
| Remarks | Also for various patterns of damped heat obstructing the Qi dynamic of the triple burner |
| Ingredients |
Mu Xiang (tested) (6 g) Da Huang(tested) (18 g) Qing Pi (tested) (6 g) Chen Pi (tested) (6 g) Xiang Fu (Cu Chao) (24 g) E Zhu (Cu Chao) (tested) (6 g) Zhi Ke (Chao) (tested) (6 g) Huang Bai (tested) (18 g) |
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