Tai Shan Pan Shi San
泰山盤石散 (泰山盘石散) tài shān pán shí sǎn, "Powder that Gives the Stability of Mount Tai"

Translated Name: Powder that Gives the Stability of Mount Tai

Category:

Powder

Is this Formula effective in the clinic?

Pinyin Pronunciation:

Components (11):

	Herb	Common Name	Quantity	Unit
黃苓	Huang Qin	baical skullcap root, scutellaria, scute	3	grams
砂仁	Sha Ren	amomum fruit, grains-of-paradise fruit	1.5	grams
川芎	Chuan Xiong	Sichuan lovage root, cnidium, chuanxiong root	2.4	grams
人蔘	Ren Shen	ginseng root	12 - 15	grams
黃耆	Huang Qi	astragalus root, milk-vetch root, milkvetch root	12 - 15	grams
白术	Bai Zhu	(white) atratylodes rhizome, ovate atractylodes, angelica root	6	grams
熟地黄	Shu Di Huang	cooked rehmannia root, prepared Chinese foxglove root	2.4	grams
白芍	Bai Shao	white peony root, peony	2.4	grams
續斷	Xu Duan	Japanese teasel root; dipsacus	3	grams
炙甘草	Zhi Gan Cao	Honey Prepared Licorice	1.5	grams
糯米	Nuo Mi		4 - 6	grams

Tongue:

Pale tongue with thin and white coating.

Pulse:

Qualities: Rolling (Slippery)

Cautions:

No caution data at this time

Reference Source:

Modifications:

	+1 Debbie Rodriguez '''Alter (黃耆, yellow milk-vetch) Huang Qi Quantity to ''' 48 - 75 grams '''Alter (熟地黄, cooked earth yellow) Shu Di Huang Quantity to ''' 9.6 - 12 grams: Today the dosage of the rest of the ingredients is increased slightly. - refer to: Author: Dan Bensky and Randall Barolet , p261 details... add comment

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Tai Shan Pan Shi San泰山盤石散 (泰山盘石散) tài shān pán shí sǎn, "Powder that Gives the Stability of Mount Tai"