QI JU DI HUANG WAN (BP017) LyciumChrysanthemum& Complex
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QI JU DI HUANG WAN (BP017) LyciumChrysanthemum& Complex

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Indication

This is a popular variant of Liu Wei Di Huang Wan (Rehmannia Six Formula), which was first recorded in the ‘Precious Mirror for Advancement of Medicine’ (yi ji bao jian) by Dong Xi-xuan, 1777. In contrast to Rehmannia Six Formula, it focuses more on the Liver: Liver Blood and Liver Yin deficiency, with the tendency for the Liver Yang to become hyperactive.

The Liver has a very close association with the eyes, which receive the major part of their nourishment from this organ (i.e. the Liver sends Qi and Blood to the eyes in order to maintain its normal functions). Thus it is said that the eye is the signalling sense organ (miao qiao) of the Liver, reflecting its pathological changes. Thus, chronic eye disorders may arise in patients with Liver Blood and Liver Yin deficiency.

In addition to treating chronic eye conditions, this formula has a broad range of applications in disorders due to Liver and Kidney Yin deficiency, possibly also with Liver Yang hyperactivity. These include chronic headaches, dizziness and hypertension.

The synergistic actions of the herbs are as follows:

Rehmannia root (shu di huang), Dioscorea root (huai shan yao), Cornus fruit (shan zhu yu), Lycium fruit (gou qi zi): enrich the Kidney Essence and nourish the Kidney Yin.

Rehmannia root (shu di huang), Lycium fruit (gou qi zi): nourish the Liver Blood.

Poria cocos (fu ling), Alisma plantago rhizome (ze xie): drain Damp and induce diuresis.

Paeonia stem bark (mu dan pi), Alisma rhizome (ze xie): reduce deficiency Fire.

Dioscorea root (huai shan yao), Poria cocos (fu ling): tonify the Spleen Qi.

Cornus fruit (shan zhu yu), Dioscorea root (huai shan yao): astringe the Kidney Essence (to allow it to build up without loss).

Lycium fruit (gou qi zi), Chrysanthemum flower (ju hua): nourish the eyes to improve vision.

ChinaMed approximate equivalent formula Clear Vision (CM181).

Indications:

Chronic disorders of the eyes and vision (e.g. central retinochoroiditis, retrobulbar neuritis, optic nerve atrophy, vitreous opacity, glaucoma, retinal disorders, cataracts)

Migraine headaches

Hypertension

Meniere’s disease

Signs & Symptoms:

Dry and sore eyes, loss of visual acuity, excessive lacrimation

Photophobia

Dry mouth and throat

Thirst

Low back pain

Dizziness

Irritability

Tinnitus or hearing loss

Sensation of heat in palms and soles

Recurrent headaches

Sleep disturbance

Night sweats

Red cheeks

Red and dry tongue with little coat

Thready pulse that may also be rapid

Combinations –

Cataracts, degenerative eye diseases (e.g. macular degeneration):

ZUO GUI WAN

QI BAO MEI RAN DAN (Jia Wei)

MING MU DI HUANG WAN

Hypertension, glaucoma, migraine headaches:

PRESSURE DOWN Formula

TCM Syndromes: Kidney and Liver Yin deficiency, Liver Blood deficiency.

TCM Actions: Nourishes the Liver and Kidney Yin, nourishes the Liver Blood and sends Essence and Blood to the eyes.

Ingredients

  • Rehmannia glutinosa, root (shu di huang) 66mg
  • Dioscorea oppositifolia, root (huai shan yao) 55.1mg
  • Poria cocos, fruit. body (fu ling) 55.1mg
  • Alisma plantago aquatica, rhiz. (ze xie) 54.7mg
  • Lycium barbarum, fruit (gou qi zi) 44.2mg
  • Chrysanthemum sinense, flower (ju hua) 33.7mg
  • Cornus officinalis, fruit (shan zhu yu) 33mg
  • Paeonia suffruticosa, stem bark (mu dan pi) 33mg

Direction of use

8 – 12 pills, 3 times daily, half to one hour away from food.

In severe cases and in the early stages of treatment (first 2 – 4 weeks) the dosage may be increased by 50 – 100%.

Course of treatment: 3 – 9 months, or ongoing in elderly patients.

Safe for long term use.

Notes

Cautions & Contraindications:

Discontinue during an episode of common cold or influenza.

Not for acute inflammatory eye diseases.

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