LV, SP, SJ (6-12g)
Xiang Fu (Nutgrass Rhizome)
Tv Commercial: "Is your lady whacked out with stagnant LV qi and painful irregular menstruation?! If so, get her some nutgrass rhizome!"
But be careful, too much free flowing can cause fatigue (cc: qi def. without stagnation) and sleepless nights (cc: yin deficiency or heat in the blood)
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Explanation of Key Words in this story... |
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| stagnant LV qi | spreads and regulates LV qi |
| painful irregular menstruation | regulate menstruation and relieves pain |
Xiang Fu Actions and Indications
- Spreads and regulates LV Qi (abdominal pain and epigastric pain, abdominal pain, LV qi stagnation with hypochondriac pain and epigastric pain, disharmony between Liver and Spleen; frequent sighing; emotional distress; stomach pain caused by stress)
- Regulates menstruation, relieves pain (irregular mensutration, dysmenorrhea, qi and blood stagnation in gynecological disorders: breast distension; stagnation signs in chest, breast, hypochondriac regions, abdomen)
- (cc: qi deficiency without stagnation)
- (cc: yin deficiency or heat in blood)
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Special Notes:
- Both Xiang Fu and Chai Hu smooth LV qi and regulate menstruation.
- Xiang Fu is called "the blood mover among the qi moving herbs" and is known as the "general of qi disease".
- Xiang Fu is neutral.
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