BU ZHONG YI QI TANG

Description

Pathologies where Bu Zhong Yi Qi Tang is effective:

• Digestive: chronic diarrhea, loose stools, decreased appetite, indigestion, abdominal bloating.
• Low energy: chronic fatigue, general weakness, shortness of breath, lack of vitality.
• Conditions of prolapse: uterine prolapse, rectal prolapse, gastroptosis or other organ prolapses caused by Spleen Qi Deficiency.
• Immune support: frequent colds or infections due to weakened immunity.
• Post-illness recovery: weakness or exhaustion after a prolonged illness.
• Gynecologic: irregular menstruation, heavy or prolonged periods caused by Qi deficiency.
• Respiratory: Chronic cough, shortness of breath caused by Spleen and Lung Qi Deficiency.
• Neurologic: Dizziness, lightheadedness or fainting due to Qi Deficiency.
• Cardiovascular: Low blood pressure caused by insufficient Qi.
• Systemic: Mild fever or feeling hot, aggravated by exertion, due to Qi Deficiency.

Unique features of Bu Zhong Yi Qi Tang:

• Strengthens Spleen and Stomach Qi: Improves digestion and nutrient absorption.
• Raises Qi: Addresses Qi coming down to support organ positioning and energy flow.
• Supports immune function: Strengthens the body’s resistance to disease.
• Restores vitality: Restores Qi and energy for people recovering from illness or stress.
• Balances Qi: Harmonizes the Middle Jiao and promotes overall well-being.

Contraindications:

• Not suitable for excess heat or humid-hot conditions.
• Avoid in cases of Yin deficiency with internal heat without associated Qi deficiency.

Interactions:

• Often combined with formulas targeting specific deficiencies (e.g. Blood deficiency or Yin deficiency).
• May amplify the effects of formulas that address immune function or digestive health.

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