Natural Chinese Herbal Formulas That Tonify Blood

Si Wu Tang

Four Substance Decoction

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Main Action of Si Wu Tang
This is one of the basic TCM Herbal formulas which tonifies the blood, aids blood circulation and regulates the liver. Many other chinese medicine formulas have been created from this well balanced formula. Si Wu Tang is best suited in conditions of liver blood deficiency where blood is unable to supply the head with nourishment.

Indications and Symptoms for Si Wu Tang
dizziness, blurry vision, pale face, pale nails, easily frightened, tinnitus, generalized muscle aches or tension, periumbilical and lower abdominal pain, hard abdominal mass's, scanty menstruation, irregular menstruation, dysmenorrhea, restless fetus disorder, lochioschesis with a painful and firm abdomen and possible fever and chills. Tongue - pale Pulse - weak, choppy and thin

Herbal Ingredients of Si Wu Tang

Shu Di Huang (Rehmanniae Glutinosae Conguitae, cooked Rehmannia)

- 9 -21g. -tonify liver and kidneys, nourish yin and blood

Bai ShaoYao (Radix Paeoniae Lactiflorae, WhitePeony Root, Peony)

- 9 -15g. -nourish blood, preserves the yin

Dang Gui (Radix Angelicae Sinensis, Chinese Angelica Root, tang -kuei)

- 9 -12g. -tonify and invigorate blood

Chuan Xiong (Radix Ligustici Chuanxiong, Szechuan Lovage Root, Enidium)

- 3 -6g. -invigorate blood, promote Qi movement, alleviates pain

Cooking Preparation of Si Wu Tang
When preparing this natural medicine formula coarsely grind equal amounts of all Herbal ingredients into decoction and take 9 gram doses in draft form. The most effective time to take Si Wu Tang is before meals.

Additional Information on Si Wu Tang
This Herbal formula is primarily used for liver blood deficiency and is used as the basic formula to be modified for blood deficiency. This alternative medicine formula is also very effective in regulating menstruation due to liver blood deficiency. Si Wu Tang is commonly used to treat such diseases as primary dysmenorrhea, irregular menstruation, anemia, threatened miscarriage (caution with dang gui), post partum weakness, insufficient lactation, Urticaria and neurogenic headache when the appropriate symptoms are present.