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Yi Gan San Granules, 100g

Yi Gan San Granules, 100g

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Yi Gan San Granules (100g) calm the Liver, subdue hyperactivity of Liver yang, nourish Liver Blood, and strengthen the Spleen. Min Tong concentrated granules; for use under the guidance of a qualified TCM practitioner.


Yi Gan San (Restrain the Liver Powder) is a classical formula originating from the Ming dynasty, traditionally used for patterns of Liver wind, hyperactive Liver yang, and Liver Blood deficiency. It is valued for its ability to calm Liver excess while simultaneously nourishing its deficiency and supporting the Spleen.

  • Calms the Liver and subdues hyperactivity of Liver yang to address irritability and restlessness
  • Nourishes Liver Blood to address the deficiency underlying yang excess patterns
  • Strengthens the Spleen to support qi and Blood production and prevent over-restraint by the Liver
  • Min Tong concentrated granules, 100g; suitable for practitioner dispensing and custom blending

Min Tong concentrated granules are manufactured in Taiwan using low-heat extraction technology to preserve sensitive active constituents. Each 100g jar provides a versatile format suitable for custom blending and practitioner dispensing. For use under the guidance of a qualified TCM practitioner.


English Name: Bupleurum Formula
Chinese Name: Yi Gan San
Unit Size: 100 grams
Actions: Fortifies the spleen and supplements the qi, levels or calms the liver and resolves depression
Pattern: Liver-spleen disharmony with stirring wind and/or heat harassing the heart above
Chinese Symptomology: Signs & symptoms of liver depression include: * Irritability * Impatience * Frequent displays of anger or temper tantrums * Nightmares ~Signs & symptoms of spleen vacuity include: * Profuse phlegm * Drooling * Fatigue * Poor appetite * Abdominal distention ~Signs & symptoms of stirring wind include: * Tetany * Spasms and constractions * Nervous tics ~Signs & symptoms of heat include: * Insomnia * Hot hands and feet when crying * A red face when crying * A possible red tongue * A possible rapid pulse


Ingredients

Angelica Sinensis Radix (Dang Gui) 17.65% Atractylodes Rhizoma - White (Bai Zhu) 17.65% Poria Cocos (Fu Ling) 17.65% Uncaria Rhynchophilla (Gou Teng) 17.65% Ligusticum Rhizoma (Chuan Xiong) 11.76% Bupleurum Radix (Chai Hu) 8.82% Glycyrrhiza Radix (Gan Cao) 8.82%

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