Classical Formula Glossary
Chai Hu Jia Long Gu Mu Li Tang (Bupleurum plus Dragon Bone and Oyster Shell Decoction) (delete qian dan) 柴胡加龍骨牡蠣湯 （減鉛丹）
| Formula Type | Formulas that Harmonize |
| Diagnosis | Improper use of purgatives before pathogen enters Yang Ming or Shao Yang |
| Action | Unblocks the three Yang warps, sedates and calms the spirit |
| Indication | Fullness in the chest, irritability with occasional attacks of fright palpitations, urinary difficulty, constipation, delirious speech, inability to rotate the trunk, a sensation of extreme heaviness throughout body. T: red body with slippery coat; P: wiry, rapid |
| Remarks | Also used for depression; epilepsy; psychosomatic disorders in patients with a strong constitution. Not used for deficiency conditions |
| Ingredients |
Chai Hu (Organic) (24 g) Huang Qin (Organic) (6 g) Ban Xia (Fa) (Organic) (18 g) Ren Shen (Organic) (Red) (5 g) Sheng Jiang (Organic) (5 g) Da Huang(tested) (12 g) |
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