zhu jing wan

Preserve Vistas Pill

About zhu jing wan

Zhu Jing Wan, Preserve Vistas Pill, is Tu Si Zi, Shu Di Huang and Che Qian Zi. The catalogue classes it among the formulas that nourish and tonify Yin, and records it as nourishing the Liver and Kidneys and supplementing Jing to brighten the eyes.

Ingredients

HerbAmount
tu si zi15 g
shu di huang12 g
che qian zi6 g

Actions and indications

Nourishes the Liver and Kidneys

  • Liver Blood and Kidney Jing deficiency leading to poor or blurred vision, usually coming on gradually with age or long depletion
  • Dizziness, tinnitus, sore weak lower back and knees
  • Insomnia with much dreaming; dribbling urination
  • Tongue pale with a thin white coat; pulse thin, thin and wiry, or thin and frail

Supplements Jing and nourishes Blood to brighten the eyes

  • Distant objects blurred while near ones stay fairly clear, with squinting to see far
  • Sometimes blurring at all distances
  • Floaters and possible flashes or dancing spots
  • Weak sight in dim light and eyes that tire easily

Modern uses

  • Myopia
  • Age-related decline in vision
  • Eye fatigue
  • Strangury
  • Lacrimation

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Preparation

Classically honey pills taken with warm wine on an empty stomach; now more often a decoction

Names

Pinyinzhu jing wan
English NamePreserve Vistas Pill

Classification