Tangkuei and Peony Powder
Dang Gui Shao Yao San, Tangkuei and Peony Powder, is Dang Gui, Shao Yao, Fu Ling, Bai Zhu, Ze Xie and Chuan Xiong. The record credits it with spreading Liver Qi and strengthening the Spleen to resolve Dampness.
| Herb | Amount |
|---|---|
| dang gui | 9 g |
| shao yao | 48 g |
| fu ling | 12 g |
| bai zhu | 12 g |
| ze xie | 24 g |
| chuan xiong | 9 g |
Classically ground to powder and swallowed with warm rice wine or water a few times daily; today more often boiled as a decoction of all six herbs, or taken as granules
| Pinyin | dang gui shao yao san |
|---|---|
| English Name | Tangkuei and Peony Powder |
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