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Si Wu Tang 四物汤 - Four Substances Decoction (Evergreen)

formula: Granules
Cooking Instructions: Combine granules in hot water, stir vigorously to dissolve. Note recipe estimates the percentages used in the Evergreen herbs formula Si Wu Tang. Actual percentages can vary according to the practitioner's goals, and those of different manufacturers.

Treats Eastern: Blood deficiency, primarily of the liver. Pale tongue, thin/wiry pulse

Treats Western: Dizziness, blurred vision, lusterless complexion, generalized muscle tension, irregular menstruation, amenorrhea, lower abdominal pain 		Recipe ID: 19
Special Tags: Classical Formula, Granular Formula,
Submitted by: Justin hays from Dallas, Texas
Date Submitted: 6/6/2020
Public? True

Ingredients:

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Note: Temperature is determined by assigning a value from -2 to 2, where -2 is cold, -1 is cool, 0 is neutral, 1 is warm, and 2 is hot. The final temperature analysis / breakdown reflects the average temperature of all ingredients that affect the channel, multplied by the percentage of ingredients that affect the channel.

# Ingredients: 100

Channels Entered:

SPLEEN x50 (50/100)
KIDNEY x25 (25/100)
GALLBLADDER x25 (25/100)
LIVER x100 (100/100)
HEART x25 (25/100)
PERICARDIUM x25 (25/100)


Temperature:

COOL x25
WARM x75


Flavors:

SWEET x50
BITTER x25
SOUR x25
PUNGENT x50


Tonifies:

BLOOD x75
YIN x50


Regulates:

ESSENCE x25
QI x50
BLOOD x50
COLD x50
HEAT x25
DAMP x50
TOXINS x25
WIND x75
DRYNESS x25
SWELLING x25
BI x50
DEFICENT HEAT x25

Tai Yin Channels:

Lung: 0% (0/100)

Not affected
Bai Shao(25), Dang Gui(25),

Spleen: 50.0% (50/100)

Neutral (0.00)
COOL x25
WARM x25

TONIFY BLOOD x50
TONIFY YIN x25
REGULATE QI x25
REGULATE BLOOD x25
REGULATE COLD x25
DAMP x25
TOXINS x25
WIND x50
DRYNESS x25
SWELLING x25
BI x25
DEFICENT HEAT x25

Yang Ming Channels:

Large Intestine: 0% (0/100)

Not affected

Stomach: 0% (0/100)

Not affected

Shao Yin Channels:

Dang Gui(25),

Heart: 25.0% (25/100)

Slightly Warm (0.25)
WARM x25

TONIFY BLOOD x25
REGULATE BLOOD x25
DAMP x25
TOXINS x25
WIND x25
DRYNESS x25
SWELLING x25
BI x25
Shu Di Huang(25),

Kidney: 25.0% (25/100)

Slightly Warm (0.25)
WARM x25

TONIFY BLOOD x25
TONIFY YIN x25
REGULATE ESSENCE x25

Tai Yang Channels:

Small Intestine: 0% (0/100)

NOT AFFECTED

Bladder: 0% (0/100)

NOT AFFECTED

Jue Yin Channels:

Chuan Xiong(25),

Pericardium: 25.0% (25/100)

Slightly Warm (0.25)
WARM x25

REGULATE QI x25
REGULATE BLOOD x25
REGULATE COLD x25
REGULATE HEAT x25
DAMP x25
WIND x25
BI x25

San Jiao: 0% (0/100)

NOT AFFECTED

Shao Yang Channels:

Shu Di Huang(25), Bai Shao(25), Dang Gui(25), Chuan Xiong(25),

Liver: 100.0% (100/100)

Slightly Warm (0.50)
COOL x25
WARM x75

TONIFY BLOOD x75
TONIFY YIN x50
REGULATE ESSENCE x25
REGULATE QI x50
REGULATE BLOOD x50
REGULATE COLD x50
REGULATE HEAT x25
DAMP x50
TOXINS x25
WIND x75
DRYNESS x25
SWELLING x25
BI x50
DEFICENT HEAT x25
Chuan Xiong(25),

Gallbladder: 25.0% (25/100)

Slightly Warm (0.25)
WARM x25

REGULATE QI x25
REGULATE BLOOD x25
REGULATE COLD x25
REGULATE HEAT x25
DAMP x25
WIND x25
BI x25
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