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Chinese herb Xiao Chai Hu Tang

LilF

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Is there anyone on this list who has information on this herb Xiao Chai Hu Tang for indications for use and safety profile? And has anyone used it with success for kidney issues or pain? I am wondering if chinese herbs are more effective than supplements which is what I have been using. Thanks if anyone has any knowledge on chinese herbs.
 

Dr. Sara

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Dear Lil,
Chinese herbs are prescribed based upon the signs of the patient as well as the disease process. The formula and effects of Xiao Chai Hu Tang, (Minor Bupleurum combination, Harmonize the Qi) are described thus:






TCM Patterns
  • Qi-Pathogenic
Ingredients


Pin YinCommon Name中文
Chai HuBupleurum柴胡
Huang QinScutellaria黃芩
Ban Xia (Zhi)Pinellia ginger-cured半夏
Ren Shen (Hong) (5:1)Ginseng人參
Gan CaoLicorice甘草
Da Zao (Hong) redJujube - dates (Red)大棗(紅)
Gan JiangGinger - Dried乾薑

Treatment Principles


  • Harmonize the Shao Yang
  • Soothe the Liver
  • Transform Phlegm
  • Dispel Pathogenic Qi
  • Support the Correct Qi
These principles can apply to many illnesses, including severe kidney disease; suitability depends on the patient. In choosing Chinese herbs, it is important to work with a practitioner familiar with their use.
Best,
Dr. Sara
 

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