Dang Gui and Peony Support Formula
Dang Gui Shao Yao San
Kan Essentials
Tonifies and moves Blood, moves Qi, tonifies Spleen, drains Dampness.
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- Herb: White peony root, Asian water plantain rhizome, White atractylodes rhizome, Poria, Sichuan lovage rhizome, Dong quai root
- Herb (Pinyin): Bai shao, Ze xie, Bai zhu, Fu ling, Chuan xiong, Dang gui shen
- Pattern: Liver Blood deficiency, Spleen Qi deficiency with Damp accumulation, qi and blood stasis
- Actions: Drain Dampness, Tonify Spleen Qi, Tonify and Move Blood, Invigorate Qi and Blood
- Indications: Occasional irritability, depression, agitation in animals, Fatigue, lethargy., Supports a healthy urinary system, Occasional loose stools, Occasional vomiting, Occasional lethargy, Occasional mild itch and dry skin; fine, powdery dander, reduced appetite with possible weight gain, Promotes healthy liver function, Occasional frequent urination
- Tongue: Swollen with a moist coat, pale or lavender
- Pulse: Thin
Dang Gui and Peony Support Formula (Dang Gui Shao Yao San) addresses a mixed pattern of deficiency and excess. It nourishes the Blood to soften the Liver, which works to better move Qi. It also supports the Spleen to aid in the transformation and transportation of water, which reduces dampness. It allows flexibility of use for the formula, ranging from supporting healthy skin to dispelling abdominal stagnation.
Dong quai root, White peony root and Sichuan lovage rhizome constitute most of the quintessential Blood tonic known as Four Substances (Si Wu Tang), and serve together to move Qi, and tonify and move Blood. Poria and Asian water plantain rhizome drain Damp accumulations from the middle and lower abdomen, White atractylodes rhizome warms and dries the Spleen to stop Damp formation and restore Blood and Essence.