Mugwort and Prepared Aconite Pill for Warming the Womb

Main Action of Ai Fu Nuan Gong Wan
This Herbal formula is primarily used for warming and comforting the womb to prevent miscarriage by tonifying the blood.

Natural Chinese Herbal Formulas For Womens Health and Pregnancy Disorders

Ding Jing Tang

Settling the Menses Decoction

Main Action of Ding Jing Tang
This alternative medicine formula is able to soothe the liver and strengthen the kidneys. This TCM Herbal formula is appropriate to treat irregular menstruation when liver Qi stagnation with kidney deficiency is your diagnosis.

Natural Chinese Herbal Formulas For Womens Health and Infertility

Kai Yu Zhong Yu Tang

Opening Stagnation and Growing Jade Decoction

Main Action of Kai Yu Zhong Yu Tang
This TCM Herbal formula is able to nourish blood, tonify the spleen, soothe the liver and clear liver heat. This natural Herbal formula is best suited for conditions of infertility due to liver disorders.

Natural Chinese Herbal Formulas For Womens Health and Pregnancy Disorders

Wu Yao San

Linderia Powder

Main Action of Wu Yao San
The functions of this TCM Herbal formula is to move and regulate Qi while harmonizing liver blood. This alternative medicine formula is best suited for menstrual disorders where there is stagnation of both Qi and blood.

Natural Chinese Herbal Formulas That Harmonizes Liver and Spleen

Xiao Yao San

Rambling Powder

Main Action of Xiao Yao San
This chinese medicine Herbal formula is to regulate the liver Qi, tonify the spleen and nourish blood. The formula is best suited for liver Qi stagnation with concomitant blood deficiency. When the liver Qi is stagnated it's control over the spleen becomes excessive creating spleen deficiency and therefore blood deficiency.

Natural Chinese Herbal Formulas That Promotes Movement of Qi

Yue Ju Wan

Escape Restraint Pill

Main Action of Yue Ju Wan
The functions of this Chinese medicine formula are to promote Qi movement and relieve stagnation of Qi. This TCM Herbal formula is best suited for conditions of mild liver Qi stagnation and if severe enough mild symptoms of liver fire flaring upwards.