Multiple Sclerosis #2
- Substances
- 16
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Composition
Nourishes Yin, anchors Yang and activates Blood.
Tonifies the Kidneys and Liver, strengthens sinews and bones, and smoothes the flow of Qi and Blood.
tonifies the Liver and Kidneys, streng-thens the lower back and secures the Chong and Ren channels to treat aching in the lower back and knees, weakness of the legs which makes walking difficult and especially threatened miscarriage due to instability of the Chong and Ren channels.Tonifies the Kidneys nourishes Yin, nourishes the Kidneys and Liver, tonifies Yang and benefits the Kidneys, Spleen and marrow.
enriches and tonifies the Kidneys and Liver, astringes Jing, nourishes Kidney Yin , brightens the eyes and encourages the movement of Primal Yang to treat spermatorrhea, premature ejaculation and lower back pain from Kidney Deficiency.Promotes urination, resolves Dampness, tonifies the Spleen, harmonizes the Middle Jiao transforms Phlegm, calms the Heart and Spirit and soothes nerves.
- Bai Zhu
for Spleen and Heart Deficiencies causing facial edema, palpitations, and shortness of breath.Tonifies Spleen Qi, clears Heat, moderates spasms, alleviates pain and moderates and harmonizes the harsh properties of other herbs.
- Bai Shao
Tonifies, activates and harmonizes Blood, disperses Cold, reduces swelling and alleviates pain.
for Blood Deficiency.- Bai Shao
moderates spasms.for Heat symptoms due to Yin Deficiency and Devastated Blood.Calms Liver Yang, nourishes Blood, astringes Yin and alleviates pain.
tonifies Yin and Blood.- Dang Gu
- Shu Di Huang
regulates the relationship between the Liver and Spleen and nourishes the sinews.Clears Heat, drains Fire, nourishes Yin, moistens Dryness and generates Fluids.
- Huang Bai
for steaming bone disorder.- Huang Bai
- Shu Di Huang
Regulates and descends Qi, tonifies the Spleen, transforms Phlegm and helps prevent stagnation from tonic herbs.
- Bai Zhu
Tonifies the Kidneys, tonifies Qi and Yang, tonifies the DU Channel, nourishes Jing and Blood, strengthens sinews and bones, benefits marrow, regulates the Chong and Ren channels and stabilizes the Dai Channel.
for impotence and spermatorrhea (men) and infertility and thin vaginal discharge (women) due to Kidney Deficiency Cold and physical retardation in children.Tonifies Spleen Qi, generates Fluids, raises Spleen Yang, tonifies Wei Qi and nourishes the Blood.
- Bai Zhu
Actions
- Nourishes and Secures Jing
- Enriches the Blood
- Boosts Qi
Syndromes traités
- Deficient Jing
- Deficiency of Qi
- Deficient Blood
Manifestations
- Qi Deficiency: Listlessness and low energy, symptoms intensifying with exertion, symptoms easing with rest, breathlessness on minimal exertion, a faint or weak way of speaking, a bright but wan complexion, decreased appetite, possibly unformed stools, prolapse, bleeding, incontinence, heavy sweating, possibly a soft-sounding voice, possibly a persistent cough accompanied by overall weakness. T: Pale C: Thin, white P: Deep and Weak
- Blood Deficiency: Pallor of the face, lips and nails, lightheadedness, heart palpitations, sparse menstrual flow, absence of menstruation, numb sensations in the limbs
- Kidney Jing Deficiency: Lightheadedness, ringing in the ears, a sore, weak feeling in the lower back and knees. In adults: thinning hair, hair turning gray or white, diminished sexual function, wasting and weakness of the feet causing difficulty walking, forgetfulness, senility (occurring early or in later life), fragile bones, progressive hearing loss. In children: delay in mental and/or physical development, failure to thrive, delayed or incomplete closure of the fontanelle, impaired bone development, fragile bones
Indications
Cases of multiple sclerosis
Notes
Focuses treatment on limb mobility.