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Han Wei San (Gan Wei Neng), 100g
Han Wei San (Gan Wei Neng), 100g
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Warms and strengthens the middle burner, regulates the qi, and invigorates the blood.*
"Gan Wei Neng," also known as "Han Wei San," is a traditional Chinese herbal formula. It's primarily used in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) for addressing gastrointestinal issues, especially related to the stomach and spleen. While the specific ingredients and proportions can vary depending on the source and practitioner, some common properties and indications of Han Wei San may include:
Harmonizing the Stomach: Han Wei San is often used to harmonize stomach function, helping to regulate digestion and alleviate symptoms of stomach discomfort such as bloating, nausea, and indigestion.
Regulating Spleen Qi: It may help to regulate spleen Qi, which in TCM is associated with digestion, absorption, and distribution of nutrients throughout the body. By strengthening spleen function, Han Wei San can improve overall digestive health.
Relieving Stomach Heat: This herbal formula may have properties that clear heat from the stomach, making it beneficial for conditions characterized by symptoms of heat, such as excessive thirst, a bitter taste in the mouth, and irritability.
Supporting Appetite: Han Wei San is sometimes used to stimulate appetite, particularly in cases where poor appetite is due to digestive weakness or dysfunction.
Addressing Dampness: In TCM, dampness refers to an excess of moisture or stagnation in the body, which can manifest as symptoms such as heaviness, lethargy, and a sensation of fullness. Han Wei San may have properties that help to resolve dampness in the digestive system, promoting a healthier balance.
Alleviating Stomach Pain: It may have analgesic properties that help to alleviate stomach pain or discomfort associated with various digestive disorders.
English Name: Corydalis & Cinnamon Formula
Unit Size: 100g
Potency: 5:1
Actions: Warms and strengthens the middle burner, regulates the qi, and invigorates the blood.
Pattern: Cold from deficiency of the Spleen and Stomach with qi stagnation and blood stasis.
Chinese Symptomology: For spasmodic epigastric pain, nausea and vomiting or spitting up of sour liquids, a feeling of fullness and distention in the chest and abdomen, and sharp pains. The pains occur when the stomach is empty.
Contraindications: Use with caution in those with poor appetite and regurgitation from yin deficiency.
Ingredients
English Name Chinese Name Pin_yin Name Cinnamon Bark Gui Pi Oyster shell Mu Li Corydails Tuber Yan Hu Suo Fennel Fruit Hui Xiang Amomum Fruit Sha Ren Licorice Root Gan Cao Leser Galangal Rhizome Gao Liang Jiang
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