Enhanced Decoction for Clarifying Vision and Promoting Qi Circulation，*The Handy Guide*, Volume 1.，Deficiency of the Liver Meridian, with internal invasion by wind-heat that ascends to attack the eyes, resulting in blurred vision, frequent seeing of black spots, excessive tearing when exposed to wind, itchy and dry eyes that are difficult to open, or the formation of corneal opacities; for women experiencing menstrual wind-blood with sudden redness; and for the treatment of all eye diseases.
Enhanced Decoction for Clarifying Vision and Promoting Qi Circulation
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Formulas Name : Enhanced Decoction for Clarifying Vision and Promoting Qi Circulation
Chinese Name : 加味明目流气饮
Drug Formulation
Rhubarb (roasted) 5 fen, Arctium lappa seeds (roasted) 5 fen,Chuanxiong 5 fen, Chrysanthemum 5 fen, White Tribulus (roasted) 5 fen, Asarum 5 fen, Fangfeng 5 fen, Scrophularia 5 fen, Gardenia 5 fen, Scutellaria 5 fen, Licorice (roasted) 5 fen, Vitex 5 fen, Schizonepeta 5 fen, Equisetum 5 fen, Cassia Seed 7.5 fen, Atractylodes 1 qian.
Source
*The Handy Guide*, Volume 1.
Benefits
Deficiency of the Liver Meridian, with internal invasion by wind-heat that ascends to attack the eyes, resulting in blurred vision, frequent seeing of black spots, excessive tearing when exposed to wind, itchy and dry eyes that are difficult to open, or the formation of corneal opacities; for women experiencing menstrual wind-blood with sudden redness; and for the treatment of all eye diseases.
Instructions for Use
Decoct in water and take orally.
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Enhanced Decoction for Clarifying Vision and Promoting Qi Circulation,Deficiency of the Liver Meridian, with internal invasion by wind-heat that ascends to attack the eyes, resulting in blurred vision, frequent seeing of black spots, excessive tearing when exposed to wind, itchy and dry eyes that are difficult to open, or the formation of corneal opacities; for women experiencing menstrual wind-blood with sudden redness; and for the treatment of all eye diseases.