Week 2- Internal Wind Formulas Flashcards
what formula is for excessive liver channel heat generating internal wind
Ling Jiao Gou Teng Tang (antelope horn and gou teng decocotion)
what formula is for
-internal wind stroke
-wind with LV and KD yin xu
-symptoms= dizzy, vertido, tinnitus, headache
Zhen Gan Xi Feng Tang (sedate the liver and extinguish wind)
sedates the LV, extinguishes wind, nourishes the yin and anchors yang
Zhen Gan Xi Feng Tang (sedate the liver and extinguish wind)
Herbs in Zhen Gan Xi Feng Tang (sedate the liver and extinguish wind) (12)
——— King
1. Huan Niu Xi (tonify LV and KD)
———- Deputy (all (heavy, sedate yang, extinguish wind)
2. Dai Zhe She
3. Long Gu
4. Mu Li
————- Assistant
5. Gui Ban (anchor, LV yin)
6. Bai Shao (clears heat, nourish yin, fluids)
7. Xuan Shen (clear LU to nourish LV)
8. Tian Men Dong (clear LU to nourish LV)
9. Yin Chen Hao (smooth LV qi, drain liver)
10. Chuan Lian Zi (smooth LV qi, drain liver)
———— Envoy
11. Mai Ya (harmonize ST)
12. Gan Cao (harmonize ST)
formula for LYR leading to wind, blurry vision, and dream disturbed sleep
Tian Ma Gou Teng Yin
Tian Ma Gou Teng Yin vs Zhen Gan Xi Feng Tang
-Zhen Gan Xi Feng Tang= LV and KD yin leads to LYR
-Tian Ma Gou Teng Yin= LYR leads to wind
hypertension caused by LYR
Tian Ma Gou Teng Yin
Tian Ma Gou Teng Yin ingredients (11)
———- King (all calm the LV and extinguish wind)
1. Tian Ma
2. Gou Teng
3. Shi Jue Ming
———— Deputy
4. Chuan Niu xi (guides down, guides pathogen out via urine)
———— Assistant
5. Huang Qin (clear heat)
6. Yi Mu Cao (move blood, guide out via urine)
7. Zhi Zi (clear heat)
8. Du Zhong (nourish LV and KD)
9. Sang Ji Sheng (nourish LV and KD)
————- Envoy
10. Ye Jiao Teng (calm shen, vine He Shou Wu)
11. Fu Shen (calm shen)
what formula is for wind arising from blood and yin deficiency
E Jiao Ji Zi Huang Tan
-E Jiao
-Ji Zi Huang= egg yolk= yin xu herb
more severe yin xu leading to wind following a post febrile disease
Da Ding Feng Zhu
yin deficiency in a late stage of warm febrile disease leading to wind
-irregular and forceless pulse
San Jia Fu Ming Tang (3 shell to restore the pulse)
-King= Gan Cao= restores the pulse due to cortisol in licorice
Indication: Internal wind stroke OR similar wind-type stroke; Liver Yang Rising with LV/KD yin xu
Function: Sedate Liver, extinguish wind, nourish yin and anchor yang
Key Symptoms: Dizziness, vertigo, distending sensation in the eyes, tinnitus, headache with feverish sensation, upset with heat/flushed face
Zhen Gan Xi Feng Tang
(Sedate the Liver and Extinguish Wind Decoction)
Indication: Liver yang rising and Liver wind blazing upward
Function: Calm liver, extinguish wind, clear heat, move blood, tonify liver and kidney
Key Symptoms: HA, dizzy, tinnitus, blurred vision, sensation of heat rushing to head, insomnia with dream distrubed sleep
Severe: numbness, twitching, spasms in extremities, hemiplegia
Tian Ma Gou Teng Yin
Indication: Blood Deficiency leading to Wind
Function: Nourish Yin, tonify blood, soften liver, extinguish wind
Key Symptoms: Rigid extremities, muscle spasms and twitches in extremities, dry mouth, parched lips, dizzy/vertigo
E Jiao Ji Zi Huang Tang
Indication: Yin deficiency in a late-stage warm febrile disease
Function: Nourish yin, restore the pulse, clear heat, anchor yang, extinguish wind
Key Symptoms:
1. Spasms, loss of consciousness, quivering fingers, 5-center heat
2. Dizzy/vertigo, tinnitus, dry throat, palpitations and bleeding disorder
San Jia Fu Mai Tang (Three Shell Decoction to Restore the Pulse)
