CHAI LING TANG

CHAI LING TANGSymptoms Alternating chills and fever (classic Shao Yang presentation). Fullness or discomfort in the chest and hypochondrium. Nausea, vomiting, or lack of appetite. Urinary difficulty (scanty or painful urination) or edema. Thirst with a desire to drink, but sometimes vomiting immediately after drinking (Shui Ni). Diarrhea or loose stools with a feeling of heaviness. Dizziness or a "cloudy" feeling in the head due to dampness. Tongue: White, greasy

Cold Intolerance: Pain that is significantly worsened by cold or damp weather and relieved by heat or pressure

it strongly tonifies the Kidney Yang and astringes the Essence to stop leaking and stabilize the bladder

Release the Exterior & Transform Dampness • Gastrointestinal Qi Rectification

Clearing the Top and Middle (Ban Xia Hou Po Tang): While water is drained through the urine

Visual & Auditory: Visão turva

Zi Su Ye (Perillae Folium)

Bai Zhu (Atractylodis macrocephalae Rhizoma)

Digestive Excess: A bitter taste in the mouth

specifically targeting headache

Cang Er Zi is the Chief herb

A nourishing broth designed to replenish essential energy (Jing)

Wu Wei Zi is the "Anchor"