Eight Herb Powder for Rectification
Ba Zheng San, Eight Herb Powder for Rectification, is Mu Tong, Hua Shi, Che Qian Zi, Qu Mai, Bian Xu, Zhi Zi, Da Huang, Deng Xin Cao and Gan Cao. The catalogue classes it among the formulas that clear Damp-Heat.
| Herb | Amount |
|---|---|
| mu tong | 3 g |
| hua shi | 12 g |
| che qian zi | 9 g |
| qu mai | 6 g |
| bian xu | 6 g |
| zhi zi | 3 g |
| da huang | 6 g |
| deng xin cao | 3 g |
| gan cao | 3 g |
| dang gui | 12 g |
Classically a coarse powder boiled with slices of fresh ginger and a little Deng Xin Cao and taken warm before meals; now often decocted from whole herbs, with Hua Shi in a cloth bag and Da Huang wine-treated
| Pinyin | ba zheng san |
|---|---|
| English Name | Eight Herb Powder for Rectification |
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