Guest guest Posted November 2, 2008 Report Share Posted November 2, 2008 Hi all, I am new to this forum... To all herbalists out there who write herbal formulas, I have an interesting case coming up...this is a male who tends to leans towards a damp-qi xu constitution. Many years ago during a surgery, his spleen was accidentally cut, and later over the last decade has formed a significant amount of scar tissue. His WBC count is low. Everything else on the blood panel is normal. Tongue: Pale-Pink, Swollen, red coated around MJ Pulse: Right Distal: Wiry, Slippery, Middle Right Middle: Slippery, Deep Right Proximal: Weak, Thready, Sl Slippery, Deep Left Distal: Wiry, Slippery, Middle Left Middle: Slippery, Middle Left Proximal: Empty I am writing this email, not get make a differeential diagnosis, but to possibly now which herbs, have been shown to increase WBC count. I will list the ones that I have come up with so far: Formulas: Si Wu Tang Dang Gui Bu Xue Tang Shi Quan Da Bu Tang Gi Pi Tang Herbs 1. Dong Chong Xia Cao (Coryceps) http://chinesemedicinenews.com/2007/06/13/gold-plated-catepillar-fungus-boosts-i\ mmunity/ 2. Lu Rong http://chinesemedicinenews.com/2007/06/13/gold-plated-catepillar-fungus-boosts-i\ mmunity/ http://www.deervelvet.org/verifying-ancient-claims.html http://www.yahwehsaliveandwell.com/deerantler.html http://www.antlervelvet.co.nz/overview.php PS For about 10 yrs now, I have been using New Zealand Lu Rong in my practice during the Winter time as a Kidney Jing tonic to my patients. I find the New Zealand Antler to be especially desireable, since they treat there animals with humanity. If I give Lu Rong to men in the winter, I may combine it with Mai Men Dong Tang to cool it down---possibly 1-3gm of Lu Rong per day + 6-9gm of Mai Men Dong Tang. 3. Wu Jia Pi (Siberian Ginseng) http://www.yahwehsaliveandwell.com/siberianginseng.html http://eleuthero.blogspot.com/2007/11/eleuthero-or-siberian-ginseng.html http://books.google.com/books?id=AmHc0FrO72MC & pg=PA260 & lpg=PA260 & dq=Siberian+Gin\ seng+increase+white+blood+cells & source=web & ots=WwZi4Ohypb & sig=ZQnQ2VxFReI0Q3ici9\ qICvDb0Uo & hl=en & sa=X & oi=book_result & resnum=6 & ct=result 4. Hong Jing Tian 5. He Shou Wu 6. Dang Gui 7. Huang Qi This list is by far not exaustive at all. Just a sampling of some of the herbs & formulas I use in my clinic to increase WBC's... STEP 1: Make diff Dx (* Pulse is key) STEP 2: Use base formula (if you want) STEP 3: Modify with Special herbs listed above... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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