Zuo Gui Yin
左歸飲 (左归饮) zǔo guī yǐn, "Restore the Left (Kidney) Decoction"


Translated Name: Restore the Left (Kidney) Decoction
Category:
Nourish and Tonify the Yin
Decoction

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Pinyin Pronunciation:
Components (6):
 HerbCommon NameQuantityUnit
熟地黄 Shu Di Huang cooked rehmannia root, prepared Chinese foxglove root 6 - 60 grams
枸杞子 Gou Qi Zi lycium fruit, Chinese wolfberry, matrimony vine fruit, goji berry 6 grams
山藥 Shan Yao dioscorea rhizome, Chinese yam 6 grams
茯苓 Fu Ling poria, sclerotium of tuckahoe, China root, hoelen, Indian bread 6 grams
山茱萸 Shan Zhu Yu Asiatic cornelian cherry fruit, cornus 3 - 6 grams
炙甘草 Zhi Gan Cao Honey Prepared Licorice 3 grams
Tongue
Tongue:
Peeled and shiny
Pulse
Pulse:
Rate: Rapid (Quick, Fast)

Qualities: Thready (Fine, Thin)
Cautions
Cautions:
No caution data at this time
Reference Source
Reference Source:
Collected Treatises of (Zhang) Jing Yue  Browse

Modifications

Modifications:  
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'''Add Herb Mai Men Dong''': For heat in the lungs with irritability - refer to:
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'''Add Herb Mu Dan Pi''': For blood stasis - refer to:
Author: Dan Bensky and Randall Barolet
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'''Add Herb Bai Shao ''': For heat in the spleen with frequent hunger that cannot be satisfied. - refer to:
Author: Dan Bensky and Randall Barolet
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'''Add Herb Di Gu Pi''': For heat in the kidneys with steaming bone disorder and profuse sweating. - refer to:
Author: Dan Bensky and Randall Barolet
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