Cong Chi Tang
葱豉湯 (葱豉汤) cōng chǐ tāng, "Scallion and Prepared Soybean Decoction"

Translated Name: Scallion and Prepared Soybean Decoction

Category:

Decoction

Is this Formula effective in the clinic?

Pinyin Pronunciation:

Components (2):

	Herb	Common Name	Quantity	Unit
蔥白	Cong Bai	scallion, green onion, spring onion	9 - 12	grams
淡豆豉	Dan Dou Chi	prepared soybean	12 - 30	grams

Tongue:

Thin white tongue coat

Pulse:

Depth: Superficial (Floating)

Cautions:

No caution data at this time

Reference Source:

Modifications:

	+1 Debbie Rodriguez '''Add Herb (荊芥, ) Jing Jie''' '''Add Herb (防風, guard against wind) Fang Feng''' '''Add Herb (羌活, ) Qiang Huo''': Pronounced chills and headaches: Add (羌活, ) Qiang Huo, (防風, guard against wind) Fang Feng and (荊芥, ) Jing Jie - refer to: Author: Dan Bensky and Randall Barolet , p32 details... add comment

	+1 Hadar Agay '''Add Herb (桂枝, cinnamon twig, cassia twig) Gui Zhi''' '''Add Herb (生薑, fresh ginger) Sheng Jiang''': Release the exterior in cold wind early stages. Home cooking receipt details... add comment

	+1 Debbie Rodriguez '''Add Herb (葛根, ) Ge Gen''' '''Add Herb (升麻, ascending hemp) Sheng Ma''': If formula fails to induce sweating, add (葛根, ) Ge Gen & (升麻, ascending hemp) Sheng Ma. If there is still no sweating, add (麻黃, hemp yellow) Ma Huang - refer to: Author: Dan Bensky and Randall Barolet , p32 details... add comment

	+1 Debbie Rodriguez '''Add Herb (生薑, fresh ginger) Sheng Jiang''': For pronounced cold with abdominal pain - also add brown sugar - refer to: Author: Dan Bensky and Randall Barolet , p32 details... add comment

	+2 Rootdown Staff (Rootdown Staff) Unblocks Yang Qi add comment

	+2 Benjamin Satterfield (Rootdown Staff) Diaphoretic, Release Exterior add comment

	+1 Rootdown Staff (Rootdown Staff) Mild chills and fever add comment

	+1 Benjamin Satterfield (Rootdown Staff) Anhidrosis add comment

	+1 Rootdown Staff (Rootdown Staff) Nasal congestion add comment

	+1 Rootdown Staff (Rootdown Staff) Aversion to Cold add comment

	+1 Debbie Rodriguez '''Related to (Scallion and Platycodon Decoction) Cong Bai Jie Geng Tang''': For the early stages of a warm-febrile disease characterized by fever, headache, slight aversion to cold, cough and sore throat. add comment

	+1 Debbie Rodriguez '''Related to (Scallion and Prepared Soybean Decoction from Book to Safeguard Life) Huo Ren Cong Chi Tang''': For a one to two day old wind-cold disorder with no chills or sweat but with headache, neck pain, upper and lower back pain. add comment

Cong Chi Tang葱豉湯 (葱豉汤) cōng chǐ tāng, "Scallion and Prepared Soybean Decoction"