Guest guest Posted January 4, 2004 Report Posted January 4, 2004 I noticed in the cases I entered in the CHA database, 8 of 9 involved a liver constraint formula as the base and 5 of these were jia wei xia yao san (also tong xie yao fang, xue fu zhu yu tang, xiao chai hu tang - 1 each). Plus one bu zhong. Its amazing how many patients I end up treating with variations of bu zhong and JWXYS. Chinese Herbs FAX: Quote
Guest guest Posted January 5, 2004 Report Posted January 5, 2004 Qi stagnation issues are so prevalent at the ECTOM clinic that one intern mused that we all belong to the WOOD school of TCM. : ) -al. On Jan 4, 2004, at 9:52 PM, wrote: > I noticed in the cases I entered in the CHA database, 8 of 9 involved a > liver constraint formula as the base and 5 of these were jia wei xia > yao san (also tong xie yao fang, xue fu zhu yu tang, xiao chai hu tang > - 1 each). Plus one bu zhong. Its amazing how many patients I end up > treating with variations of bu zhong and JWXYS. -- Pain is inevitable, suffering is optional. -Adlai Stevenson Quote
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