Disperse Moisture
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- Herb: Job's tears seed, Poria, Quisqualis fruit, Asian water plantain rhizome, Ginger cured pinellia rhizome, Patchouli herb, Tokoro yam rhizome, Chinese quince fruit, Cang-zhu atractylodes rhizome
- Herb (Pinyin): Yi yi ren, Fu ling, Shi jun zi, Ze xie, Jiang ban xia, Guang huo xiang, Bi xie , Mu gua, Cang zhu
- Indications: Supports healthy menstruation, Supports a healthy digestive system, Supports healthy water metabolism, Supports a healthy lymphatic system, Supports healthy urinary functions, Supports healthy muscles and joints, Occasional mucus congestion of nose, Occasional mild puffiness of face
- Contraindications: Thirst
Accumulation of Moisture, which may arise from a variety of circumstances, leads to a condition of excess known as Dampness. It is the role of the Kidney to govern fluids, the Spleen to transform them and the Lung to make them descend. The appropriate behavior of each of these Organ Networks is crucial to the adequate distribution and storage of Moisture (Jin Ye). A disharmony of the Kidney, Spleen or Lung Qi can cause Moisture to accumulate and create Dampness. Dampness, in turn, can block the circulation of Qi or Blood and interact with the fluctuating External Influences of Cold, Heat, Dryness or Wind to generate Phlegm and Damp Heat.
Disperse Moisture regulates the fluid generating, distributing, storing and eliminating functions of the Spleen, Lung and Kidney while gently freeing the circulation of Moisture.
RATIONALE
Poria, Ginger cured Pinellia rhizome, Cang-zhu atractylodes rhizome and Patchouli herb assist the Spleen in transforming and transporting fluids, preventing congested Moisture (Dampness) from hindering the function of the Stomach. Quisqualis fruit, Asian water plantain rhizome and Job’s tears seed regulate the Lung, Large Intestine and Bladder, and facilitate the excretion of surplus Moisture. Chinese quince fruit and Tokoro yam rhizome remove Dampness from the channels and vessels and drain accumulated Moisture (Dampness) from the Stomach.
This combination of herbs adjusts the distribution and discharge of body fluids and prevents the formation of Dampness, Damp Heat and Phlegm that arise from the stagnation of Moisture in the viscera (Zang Fu) and channels (Qing Luo).