he ren yin

Polygonum Multiflorum Root and Ginseng Decoction

About he ren yin

He Ren Yin, Polygonum Multiflorum Root and Ginseng Decoction, is He Shou Wu, Ren Shen, Dang Gui, Chen Pi and roasted ginger. The catalogue classes it among the formulas that tonify Qi and Blood.

Ingredients

HerbAmount
he shou wu9 g
ren shen9 g
dang gui6 g
chen pi6 g
wei jiang6 g

Actions and indications

Tonifies Qi and nourishes Blood

  • Chronic malarial disorder (nue) past its acute stage, now kept going by deficient Qi and Blood rather than an active pathogen
  • Long-running bouts of intermittent fever and chills in a wan, emaciated patient who tires easily, where the least exertion sets off another episode
  • Fatigue and weakness that exertion makes worse
  • Pale, wan complexion and wasting from the drawn-out illness
  • Tongue pale; pulse large but deficient, broad yet empty under pressure

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Preparation

Decoction, sometimes cooked in water mixed with wine, taken two to three hours before the next expected bout of fever and chills; the Sheng Jiang is roasted

Names

Pinyinhe ren yin
English NamePolygonum Multiflorum Root and Ginseng Decoction

Classification

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