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Gui Pi Tang 归脾汤 (Restore the Spleen Decoction)

formula: Granules
Cooking Instructions: This is a classical Chinese herbal remedy for strengthening the blood, heart, and spleen. This formula is based on the percentages used by Evergreen Herbs. Exact percentages may vary according to practitioner and manufacturer preferences.

Treats Eastern: Augments Qi, Nourishes the Blood, Strengthens the Spleen, Nourishes the Heart, Spleen Not Governing Blood, Heart Blood Deficiency, Heart (Blood) and Spleen (Qi) Deficiency due to worry (excessive deliberation or obsession), Atrophy disorder (Wei Syndrome) due to Spleen and Stomach Qi Deficiency

Treats Western: Memory loss, Forgetfulness, Absent-mindedness, Lack of concentration, Menorrhagia, Palpitations with or without anxiety, Insomnia (difficulty falling asleep), Nightmares, Reduced appetite, Pale, wan complexion, Pale lips and nails Early menstruation with copious pale blood, Continuous flow with little blood (spotting), Excess perspiration, Night sweats, Irregular menstruation, Leukorrhea, Dizziness (mild and postural, worse with sitting or rising or lying down or when fatigued), Blurred vision, Floaters, Poor spirit, Depression, Bruising easily, Dream disturbed sleep, Short attention span, Anxiety, Phobias, Panic attacks, Fear, Low grade fever, Fatigue and lethargy, Weakness, Genital itch, Impotence, Nocturnal emissions, Abdominal distention after eating, Premenstrual spotting, Dry skin and hair, pale tongue 		Recipe ID: 308
Special Category: Vegetarian
Special Tags: Classical Formula, Granular Formula,
Submitted by: Justin hays from Dallas, Texas
Date Submitted: 12/11/2024
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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: 102

Channels Entered:

LUNG x41 (41/102)
LARGE INTESTINE x5 (5/102)
STOMACH x32 (32/102)
SPLEEN x82 (82/102)
KIDNEY x30 (30/102)
URINE BLADDER x10 (10/102)
GALLBLADDER x5 (5/102)
LIVER x20 (20/102)
HEART x65 (65/102)
UTERUS x10 (10/102)


Temperature:

NEUTRAL x25
WARM x77


Flavors:

SWEET x71
BITTER x35
PUNGENT x41


Tonifies:

QI x51
BLOOD x36
YIN x10


Regulates:

QI x15
BLOOD x20
COLD x21
HEAT x5
DAMP x30
WATER x30
TOXINS x21
WIND x26
PHLEGM x35
DRYNESS x15
SPIRIT x56
SWELLING x20
BI x10

Tai Yin Channels:

Yuan Zhi(10), Gan Cao(5), Sheng Jiang(6), Ren Shen(10), Huang Qi(10),

Lung: 40.2% (41/102)

Slightly Warm (0.35)
NEUTRAL x5
WARM x36

TONIFY QI x25
REGULATE QI x10
REGULATE BLOOD x10
REGULATE COLD x21
REGULATE HEAT x5
WATER x10
TOXINS x11
WIND x16
PHLEGM x15
DRYNESS x5
SPIRIT x20
SWELLING x10
Dang Gui(10), Mu Xiang(5), Gan Cao(5), Sheng Jiang(6), Da Zao(6), Ren Shen(10), Bai Zhu(10), Fu Ling(10), Long Yan Rou(10), Huang Qi(10),

Spleen: 80.4% (82/102)

Warm (0.66)
NEUTRAL x15
WARM x67

TONIFY QI x51
TONIFY BLOOD x26
REGULATE QI x15
REGULATE BLOOD x20
REGULATE COLD x11
REGULATE HEAT x5
DAMP x30
WATER x30
TOXINS x21
WIND x16
PHLEGM x25
DRYNESS x15
SPIRIT x36
SWELLING x10
BI x10

Yang Ming Channels:

Mu Xiang(5),

Large Intestine: 4.9% (5/102)

Slightly Warm (0.05)
WARM x5

REGULATE QI x5
Mu Xiang(5), Gan Cao(5), Sheng Jiang(6), Da Zao(6), Bai Zhu(10),

Stomach: 31.4% (32/102)

Slightly Warm (0.26)
NEUTRAL x5
WARM x27

TONIFY QI x21
TONIFY BLOOD x6
REGULATE QI x5
REGULATE COLD x11
REGULATE HEAT x5
DAMP x10
WATER x10
TOXINS x11
WIND x6
PHLEGM x15
DRYNESS x5
SPIRIT x6

Shao Yin Channels:

Dang Gui(10), Yuan Zhi(10), Gan Cao(5), Ren Shen(10), Fu Ling(10), Suan Zao Ren(10), Long Yan Rou(10),

Heart: 63.7% (65/102)

Slightly Warm (0.39)
NEUTRAL x25
WARM x40

TONIFY QI x25
TONIFY BLOOD x30
TONIFY YIN x10
REGULATE BLOOD x10
REGULATE COLD x15
REGULATE HEAT x5
DAMP x20
WATER x10
TOXINS x15
WIND x20
PHLEGM x25
DRYNESS x15
SPIRIT x50
SWELLING x20
BI x10
Yuan Zhi(10), Fu Ling(10), Suan Zao Ren(10),

Kidney: 29.4% (30/102)

Slightly Warm (0.10)
NEUTRAL x20
WARM x10

TONIFY QI x10
TONIFY BLOOD x10
TONIFY YIN x10
REGULATE COLD x10
DAMP x10
WATER x10
WIND x10
PHLEGM x20
SPIRIT x30
SWELLING x10

Tai Yang Channels:

Small Intestine: 0% (0/102)

NOT AFFECTED
Fu Ling(10),

Bladder: 9.8% (10/102)

Neutral (0.00)
NEUTRAL x10

TONIFY QI x10
DAMP x10
WATER x10
PHLEGM x10
SPIRIT x10

Jue Yin Channels:

Pericardium: 0% (0/102)

NOT AFFECTED

San Jiao: 0% (0/102)

NOT AFFECTED

Shao Yang Channels:

Dang Gui(10), Suan Zao Ren(10),

Liver: 19.6% (20/102)

Slightly Warm (0.10)
NEUTRAL x10
WARM x10

TONIFY BLOOD x20
TONIFY YIN x10
REGULATE BLOOD x10
DAMP x10
TOXINS x10
WIND x10
DRYNESS x10
SPIRIT x10
SWELLING x10
BI x10
Mu Xiang(5),

Gallbladder: 4.9% (5/102)

Slightly Warm (0.05)
WARM x5

REGULATE QI x5
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