Tai Shan Pan Shi San 泰山磐石散
Tai Shan Bedrock Powder
TCM
Systemic Great Compendium of Medicine Past and Present (1556)
Form a coarse powder to be prepared as a decoction for 1 cup. Today, Astragalus and Rehmannia root is increased in dosage. The Ginseng is either cooked separately in a double boiler, or else the powder of Ginseng can be taken along with the rest in decoction.
It is also used in pill or powder form.
Tonifies Qi and Blood, Strengthens Spleen, Calms the Fetus
Fatigue, Pale face, Pale tongue with a thin white coat, weak pulse
1. Restless Fetus
2. Threatened Miscarriage
3. Habitual Miscarriage
The above is decocted to be taken as a dose away from meals.
In Powder or Pill form, 3–6 grams can be taken three times daily.
1. Not used in Heat conditions; only used in deficient conditions.
2. Avoid alcohol, sour, pungent and hot foods while taking this medicine.
1. Codonopsis Dang Shen usually replaces Ginseng unless there is marked deficiency.
2. Severe Blood deficiency, add Donkey Hide Gelatin (E Jiao) and increase the dose of Astragalus Huang Qi
3. With vaginal bleeding:
i. add Mugwort (Ai Ye)
ii. Excessive Bleeding, add Agrimony (Xian He Cao), Donkey Hide Gelatin (E Jiao)
4. Lower Back Pain:
i. add Eucommia Du Zhong, Mistletoe (Sang Ji Sheng)
ii. add Eucommia Du Zhong, Dodder seed (Tu Si Zi)
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Tai Shan Bedrock Powder
Tradition:
TCM
Source / Author:
Systemic Great Compendium of Medicine Past and Present (1556)
Herb NameRen Shen (Ginseng)Huang Qi (Astragalus) Bai Zhu (White Atractylodes) Zhi Gan Cao (Fried Licorice) Shu Di Huang (Rehmannia) Dang Gui (Chinese angelica) Bai Shao (White Peony) Chuan Xiong (Sichuan lovage) Xu Duan (Dipsacus) Huang Qin (Scutellaria) Sha Ren (Amomum) Nuo Mi (Sticky Rice) |
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Preparation:
Form a coarse powder to be prepared as a decoction for 1 cup. Today, Astragalus and Rehmannia root is increased in dosage. The Ginseng is either cooked separately in a double boiler, or else the powder of Ginseng can be taken along with the rest in decoction.
It is also used in pill or powder form.
Function:
Tonifies Qi and Blood, Strengthens Spleen, Calms the Fetus
Use:
Fatigue, Pale face, Pale tongue with a thin white coat, weak pulse
1. Restless Fetus
2. Threatened Miscarriage
3. Habitual Miscarriage
Dose:
The above is decocted to be taken as a dose away from meals.
In Powder or Pill form, 3–6 grams can be taken three times daily.
Cautions:
1. Not used in Heat conditions; only used in deficient conditions.
2. Avoid alcohol, sour, pungent and hot foods while taking this medicine.
Modifications:
1. Codonopsis Dang Shen usually replaces Ginseng unless there is marked deficiency.
2. Severe Blood deficiency, add Donkey Hide Gelatin (E Jiao) and increase the dose of Astragalus Huang Qi
3. With vaginal bleeding:
i. add Mugwort (Ai Ye)
ii. Excessive Bleeding, add Agrimony (Xian He Cao), Donkey Hide Gelatin (E Jiao)
4. Lower Back Pain:
i. add Eucommia Du Zhong, Mistletoe (Sang Ji Sheng)
ii. add Eucommia Du Zhong, Dodder seed (Tu Si Zi)
Similar Formulas:
Ba Zhen Tang
Back to DECOCTIONS
Back to FORMULAS
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