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Jia Wei Xiao Yao San 加味逍遙散 (Free and Easy Wanderer with modifications to clear heat)

formula: Granules

Cooking Instructions: This is a common Chinese herbal remedy, the percentages are based upon the formulation by Evergreen Herbs. Exact percentages may vary according to practitioner and manufacturer preferences. This formula analysis substitutes gan jiang (dry fried ginger) for wei jiang (roasted ginger).

Treats Eastern: Pacifies the Liver, Spreads Liver Qi, Strengthens the Spleen, Nourishes the Blood and Yin, Regulates menstruation, Sedates the Heart, Clears Heat, Liver Qi Stagnation turning to Heat with underlying Spleen and Blood Deficiency, Gu Syndrome

Treats Western: Irritability, Short temper, Restlessness, Fever or tidal fever, Red eyes, Dry mouth and throat, Palpitations, Lower abdominal pain, Difficult urination, Painful urination, Increased menstrual flow, Uterine bleeding, Early menstruation, Aching in limbs, Dizziness, Mental instability, Red face, Thirst Turbid urine, Alternating chills and fever, Red cheeks, Wheezing, Nervousness, Headache, Dry mouth, Anorexia, Infertility, Abdominal pain, Spontaneous sweating or night sweats with fever, Anxiety, Dry eyes, Hypochondriac pain, Somnolence, Insomnia, Aching shoulders, Five Sole Heat, Earache, Premenstrual tension, Hot flashes, Fatigue, Lassitude, Depression, Constipation with flushing up, Pale complexion, Bitter taste in mouth, Vertigo, Abdominal distention near the umbilicus, Epistaxis, Irregular menstruation, Heaviness in the lower abdomen

Recipe ID: 307
Special Category: Vegetarian
Special Tags: Classical Formula, Granular Formula,
Submitted by: Justin hays from Dallas, Texas
Date Submitted: 12/11/2024
Public? True

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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: 98

Temperature:

COLD x7
COOL x37
NEUTRAL x18
WARM x24
HOT x12

Flavors:

AROMATIC x6
SWEET x30
BITTER x50
SOUR x12
PUNGENT x55

Tonifies:

QI x30
BLOOD x24
YIN x12
YANG x12

Regulates:

QI x30
BLOOD x26
COLD x30
HEAT x38
DAMP x49
WATER x24
TOXINS x18
WIND x42
PHLEGM x42
BLEEDING x7
DRYNESS x18
SPIRIT x12
SWELLING x12
BI x12
DEFICENT HEAT x19

Tai Yin Channels:

Gan Cao(6), Zhi Zi(7), Gan Jiang(12), Bo He(6), Lung: 31.6% (31/98)
Slightly Warm (0.04) COLD x7 COOL x6 NEUTRAL x6 HOT x12 TONIFY QI x6 TONIFY YANG x12	REGULATE QI x6 REGULATE BLOOD x7 REGULATE COLD x18 REGULATE HEAT x19 DAMP x13 TOXINS x6 WIND x6 PHLEGM x18 BLEEDING x7 DRYNESS x6

Dang Gui(12), Bai Shao(12), Fu Ling(12), Bai Zhu(12), Gan Cao(6), Gan Jiang(12), Spleen: 67.3% (66/98)
Slightly Warm (0.37) COOL x12 NEUTRAL x18 WARM x24 HOT x12 TONIFY QI x30 TONIFY BLOOD x24 TONIFY YIN x12 TONIFY YANG x12	REGULATE QI x12 REGULATE BLOOD x12 REGULATE COLD x30 REGULATE HEAT x6 DAMP x36 WATER x24 TOXINS x18 WIND x24 PHLEGM x42 DRYNESS x18 SPIRIT x12 SWELLING x12 BI x12 DEFICENT HEAT x12

Yang Ming Channels:

Large Intestine: 0% (0/98)
Not affected

Bai Zhu(12), Gan Cao(6), Zhi Zi(7), Gan Jiang(12), Stomach: 37.8% (37/98)
Slightly Warm (0.22) COLD x7 NEUTRAL x6 WARM x12 HOT x12 TONIFY QI x18 TONIFY YANG x12	REGULATE BLOOD x7 REGULATE COLD x18 REGULATE HEAT x13 DAMP x19 WATER x12 TOXINS x6 PHLEGM x30 BLEEDING x7 DRYNESS x6

Shao Yin Channels:

Dang Gui(12), Fu Ling(12), Gan Cao(6), Mu Dan Pi(7), Zhi Zi(7), Gan Jiang(12), Heart: 57.1% (56/98)
Slightly Warm (0.15) COLD x7 COOL x7 NEUTRAL x18 WARM x12 HOT x12 TONIFY QI x18 TONIFY BLOOD x12 TONIFY YANG x12	REGULATE BLOOD x26 REGULATE COLD x18 REGULATE HEAT x20 DAMP x31 WATER x12 TOXINS x18 WIND x12 PHLEGM x30 BLEEDING x7 DRYNESS x18 SPIRIT x12 SWELLING x12 BI x12 DEFICENT HEAT x7

Fu Ling(12), Mu Dan Pi(7), Kidney: 19.4% (19/98)
Slightly Cool (-0.07) COOL x7 NEUTRAL x12 TONIFY QI x12	REGULATE BLOOD x7 REGULATE HEAT x7 DAMP x12 WATER x12 PHLEGM x12 SPIRIT x12 DEFICENT HEAT x7

Tai Yang Channels:

Small Intestine: 0% (0/98)
NOT AFFECTED

Fu Ling(12), Bladder: 12.2% (12/98)
Neutral (0.00) NEUTRAL x12 TONIFY QI x12	DAMP x12 WATER x12 PHLEGM x12 SPIRIT x12

Jue Yin Channels:

Chai Hu(12), Pericardium: 12.2% (12/98)
Slightly Cool (-0.12) COOL x12	REGULATE QI x12 REGULATE HEAT x12 WIND x12

Chai Hu(12), Zhi Zi(7), San Jiao: 19.4% (19/98)
Slightly Cool (-0.27) COLD x7 COOL x12	REGULATE QI x12 REGULATE BLOOD x7 REGULATE HEAT x19 DAMP x7 WIND x12 BLEEDING x7

Shao Yang Channels:

Dang Gui(12), Bai Shao(12), Chai Hu(12), Mu Dan Pi(7), Zhi Zi(7), Bo He(6), Liver: 57.1% (56/98)
Slightly Cool (-0.40) COLD x7 COOL x37 WARM x12 TONIFY BLOOD x24 TONIFY YIN x12	REGULATE QI x30 REGULATE BLOOD x26 REGULATE COLD x12 REGULATE HEAT x32 DAMP x25 TOXINS x12 WIND x42 BLEEDING x7 DRYNESS x12 SWELLING x12 BI x12 DEFICENT HEAT x19

Chai Hu(12), Gallbladder: 12.2% (12/98)
Slightly Cool (-0.12) COOL x12	REGULATE QI x12 REGULATE HEAT x12 WIND x12

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Jia Wei Xiao Yao San 加味逍遙散 (Free and Easy Wanderer with modifications to clear heat)

formula: Granules

Ingredients:

# Ingredients: 98

Channels Entered:

Temperature:

Flavors:

Tonifies:

Regulates:

Tai Yin Channels:

Lung: 31.6% (31/98)

Spleen: 67.3% (66/98)

Yang Ming Channels:

Large Intestine: 0% (0/98)

Stomach: 37.8% (37/98)

Shao Yin Channels:

Heart: 57.1% (56/98)

Kidney: 19.4% (19/98)

Tai Yang Channels:

Small Intestine: 0% (0/98)

Bladder: 12.2% (12/98)

Jue Yin Channels:

Pericardium: 12.2% (12/98)

San Jiao: 19.4% (19/98)

Shao Yang Channels:

Liver: 57.1% (56/98)

Gallbladder: 12.2% (12/98)