Home›Formulas› Shengxian Tang (Lift the Sinking Decoction), modified: sheng huang qi (raw astragalus) 1 liang (30 g) + chai hu (bupleurum) 2 qian (6 g) + sheng ma (bugbane rhizome) 2 qian (6 g) + shan yu rou (cornus fruit, without the pit) 2 qian (6 g); later reduced sheng ma and chai hu and added zhi mu (anemarrhena) and xuan shen (figwort root); final formula: ye tai shen (wild codonopsis) 1 liang (30 g) + xuan shen, tian dong (asparagus root), and mai dong (ophiopogon) 3 qian (9 g) each — the qi-and-yin dual tonification approach of Zhi Gan Cao Tang (Honey-Fried Licorice / Pulse-Restoring Decoction)
Shengxian Tang (Lift the Sinking Decoction), modified: sheng huang qi (raw astragalus) 1 liang (30 g) + chai hu (bupleurum) 2 qian (6 g) + sheng ma (bugbane rhizome) 2 qian (6 g) + shan yu rou (cornus fruit, without the pit) 2 qian (6 g); later reduced sheng ma and chai hu and added zhi mu (anemarrhena) and xuan shen (figwort root); final formula: ye tai shen (wild codonopsis) 1 liang (30 g) + xuan shen, tian dong (asparagus root), and mai dong (ophiopogon) 3 qian (9 g) each — the qi-and-yin dual tonification approach of Zhi Gan Cao Tang (Honey-Fried Licorice / Pulse-Restoring Decoction): Chinese Medicine Cases
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