Four-Substance Decoction
Si Wu Tang, Four-Substance Decoction, is Shu Di Huang, Bai Shao, Dang Gui and Chuan Xiong. The record credits it with nourishing the Blood and improving its movement. It is the base on which many later Blood formulas are built.
| Herb | Amount |
|---|---|
| shu di huang | 9 g |
| bai shao | 9 g |
| dang gui | 9 g |
| chuan xiong | 3 g |
Decoction of the four herbs, using wine-steamed Shu Di Huang and the least Chuan Xiong; originally a powder taken with wine
| Pinyin | si wu tang |
|---|---|
| English Name | Four-Substance Decoction |
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