This formula is a variant of Gan Lu Yin and it may be used for a wide variety of conditions characterised by deficiency of the Yin and Body Fluids ...

  Its actions cover four broad areas, all of which are related to Kidney deficiency. The first is Kidney Qi deficiency: because the formula warm-t...

This formula is a variant of the formula by the same name from 1644. The formula’s name refers to the base formula ([liu wei] di huang wan), and t...

This formula was first recorded in 1624. This is a strong Kidney Yang tonifying formula, which is similar to Fu Gui Ba Wei Wan (Rehmannia Eight For...

This is a relatively modern formulation (circa 1935). It may have a wide range of applications in conditions with pain as the predominant clinical...

This is a popular variant of Si Jun Zi Tang (Four Major Herbs Combination). This formula is a good example of a treatment that addresses both the ...

This formula was first recorded by Wu Kun, 1584. It is a formula that has traditionally been directed towards Phlegm and Heat.Phlegm-Heat may deve...

This formula was first recorded in the ‘Analytic Collection of Medical Formulas’ (yi fang ji jie) by Wang Ang, 1682. However, it was originally dev...

This is a well balanced version of a formula by Chen Shi-gong (1617) and includes herbal ingredients that nourish the Blood and Yin and also regen...

The original formula consisted of three herbs, after which it was named, Gan = gan cao (Glycyrrhiza root), Mai = fu xiao mai (Triticum seed), Da Za...

This formula is a modification of Suan Zao Ren Tang (Ziziphus Seed Formula), which was first recorded in the ‘Synopsis of Prescriptions of the Gol...

This formula is a variant of Ding Zhi Wan (Stabilise the Mind Formula), which was first recorded in ‘Prescriptions Worth a Thousand Gold Pieces fo...