Dui Yao Day 2

Bai Shao + Chi Shao
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Bai Shao + Chi Shao
Bai Shao = sl. cold, bitter, sour (nourish blood)
+White peony

Chi Shao = sl. cold, sour, bitter (invig. blood, remove stasis)
+Red peony

*Fever*
+Persistent low grade fever d/t Blood Heat
+Guide to Taiyin: moves, cools, nourishes blood
Dang Gui + Huang Qi (1)
Dang Gui = warm, sweet, acrid (nourish blood)

Huang Qi = sl. warm, sweet (tonify qi)

*Fever*
Low grade fever due to Blood Deficiency
Dan Shen + Mu Dan Pi (1)
Dan Shen = sl. cold, bitter (invig. blood, remove stasis)
+Cools & nourishes blood

Mu Dan Pi = sl. cold, bitter, acrid (clear heat, cool blood)
+Blood heat, yin xu, Warm EPF at Blood level

*Fever*
+Continuous low grade fever due to Yin Deficiency causing Deficiency Heat
Qing Hao + Bie Jia
Qing Hao = cold, bitter, aromatic, acrid (clear deficiency heat)

Bie Jia = sl. cold, salty (nourish yin)

*Fever*
+Yin deficiency (steaming bone fever) with night sweats and cough
+Later stage of warm febrile disease
Huang Bai + Zhi Mu
Huang Bai = cold, bitter (clear heat, dry damp)

Zhi Mu = cold, bitter-sweet (clear heat, reduce fire)
+Nourish Yin, moisten dryness

*Fever*
+Yin deficiency (steaming bone fever) with night sweats and seminal emissions

~Zhi Bai Di Huang Wan = Deficiency Heat/Fire d/t Kidney & Liver Yin Xu
(it's Liu Wei DHW + these 2 herbs)
Bie Jia + Gui Ban (1)
Bie Jia = sl. cold, salty (nourish yin)
+low grade fever d/t yin xu

Gui Ban = cold, sweet, salty (nourish yin)
+clears deficiency heat, nourish yin, sedate

*Fever*
+Tidal fever, steaming bones, night sweats d/t Yin xu Heat
Bai Shao + Gan Cao
Bai Shao = sl. cold, bitter, sour (nourish blood)

Gan Cao = neutral, sweet (tonify qi)
+relax muscles, relieve pain

*Headaches*
+Due to Blood Deficiency
Chuan Xiong + Dang Gui (1)
Chuan Xiong = warm, acrid (invig. blood, remove stasis)

Dang Gui = warm, sweet, acrid (nourish blood)

*Headaches*
+Due to Blood Deficiency and/or Stasis
Shi Jue Ming + Ci Shi
Shi Jue Ming = cold, heavy, salty (subdue LR Yang, extinguish LR Wind)

Ci Shi = cold, salty, acrid (calm shen)

*Headaches*
+LR Yang Rising: HA, deafness, tinnitus, dizziness, HTN
+Chronic HA d/t Wind Phlegm Obstructing the Channels
+Bell's Palsy, trigeminal neuralgia, hemiplegia d/t lack of flow in channels
Ju Hua + Sang Ye
Ju Hua = cool, acrid, sweet, bitter (cool/acrid, release ext)

Sang Ye = cool, acrid, sweet, bitter (cool/acrid, release ext)

*Headaches*
+With photophobia, vertigo and red, swollen, painful eyes d/t LR Yang Rising

~Sang Ju Yin: these 2 herbs plus Bo He + Chan Tui = Eyes
Bie Jia + Gui Ban (2)Bie Jia = sl. cold, salty (nourish yin) Gui Ban = cold, sweet, salty (nourish yin) **Headaches** +Vertigo, head distension, tinnitus d/t ascendant hyperactivity of LR YangBan Xia + Zhu RuBan Xia = warm, sl. toxic, acrid (transform phlegm, stop cough) Zhu Ru = sl. cold, sweet (transform phlegm, stop cough) **Vertigo** +Agitation, insomnia d/t Phlegm TurbidityBai Zhu + Fu LingBai Zhu = warm, bitter, sweet (tonify qi) Fu Ling = neutral, sweet, bland (drain water, excrete damp) **Vertigo** +Blurred vision, and/or heart palps d/t Phlegm DampLong Gu + Mu LiLong Gu = neutral, sweet, astringent (calm/anchor shen) Mu Li = sl. cold, salty, astringent (calm/anchor shen) **Vertigo** +Dizziness, photophobia, tinnitus, heart palps, insomnia, memory loss, vexation, agitation d/t LR Yang Rising and Harassing the SpiritBan Lan Gen + Xuan ShenBan Lan Gen = cold, bitter (clear heat, clean toxin) Xuan Shen = cold, sweet, bitter, salty (clear heat, cool blood) **Throat** +Painful, swollen, red throat with dry red tongue and a Fine, Rapid pulse d/t Yin Xu --> Xu Fire +Excess Fire damaging Yin FluidsXuan Shen + Mu LiXuan Shen = cold, sweet, bitter, salty (clear heat, cool blood) Mu Li = sl. cold, salty, astringent (calm/anchor shen) **Throat** +Neck lumps or nodules (scrofula, lipoma, swollen glands, goiter) in Phlegm-Fire patterns +Nodes in any part of the lymphatic systemGan Cao + Jie Geng (1)Gan Cao = neutral, sweet (tonify qi) Jie Geng = neutral, bitter, acrid (transform phlegm, stop cough) **Throat** +Pain, redness and swelling of the throat d/t Heat (excess or deficiency, internal or external)Gan Cao + Jie Geng (2)Gan Cao = neutral, sweet (tonify qi) Jie Geng = neutral, bitter, acrid (transform phlegm, stop cough) **Voice** +Loss of voice and/or hoarse or husky voiceHe Zi + Chen PiHe Zi = neutral, bitter, sour, astringent (astringe, stabilize, bind) Chen Pi = warm, acrid, bitter (regulate the qi) **Voice** +Hoarse voice, loss of voice, chronic deficiency type cough with loss of voice and Phlegm in the throatDan Shen + Mu Dan Pi (2)Dan Shen = sl. cold, bitter (invig. blood, remove stasis) Mu Dan Pi = sl. cold, bitter, acrid (clear heat, cool blood) **Bleeding** +Hematemesis, epistaxis, metrorrhagia, purpura, rubella & pruritus d/t Blood level HeatDang Gui + Huang Qi (2)Dang Gui = warm, sweet, acrid (nourish blood) Huang Qi = sl. warm, sweet (tonify qi) **Bleeding** +Various hemorrhages d/t Qi not containing the Blood within the Vessels +Numbness of limbs d/t Blood Xu Not Nourishing SinewsJing Jie + Fang FengJing Jie = sl. warm, acrid, aromatic (warm/acrid, release ext) Fang Feng = sl. warm, acrid, sweet (warm/acrid, release ext) **Skin Issues** +Early stage of measles, skin eruptions, itching +Early stage of carbuncles and boils, accompanied by chills & feverGe Gen + Sheng MaGe Gen = cool, acrid, sweet (cool/acrid, release ext) Sheng Ma = cool, acrid, sweet (cool/acrid, release ext) **Skin Issues** +Early stage of measles with eruptions that are difficult to express - with fever (sometimes accompanied by lack of perspiration or perspiration that has difficulty in coming out d/t Exterior patterns) +Skin rashes that are difficult to express, accompanied by HA and fever d/e an Exterior patternJin Yin Hua + Lian QiaoJin Yin Hua = cold, sweet (clear heat, clean toxins) Lian Qiao = sl. cold, bitter (clear heat, clean toxins) **Skin Issues** +Skin eruptions with pruritus d/t W-H and/or skin inflammation d/t Heat toxinsRu Xiang + Mo YaoRu Xiang = warm, acrid, bitter (invig. blood, remove stasis) Mo Yao = neutral, bitter, acrid (invig. blood, remove stasis) **Skin Issues** +Wounds, scars, skin inflammations with Blood Stasis & necrotic tissueChuan Xiong + Dang Gui (2)Chuan Xiong = warm, acrid (invig. blood, remove stasis) Dang Gui = warm, sweet, acrid (nourish blood) **Skin Issues** +Wounds, ulcers or enduring cutaneous inflammation d/t Qi & Blood xu with Qi Stagnation/Blood StasisDang Gui + Huang Qi (3)Dang Gui = warm, sweet, acrid (nourish blood) Huang Qi = sl. warm, sweet (tonify qi) **Skin Issues** +Sores and welling abscesses which do not heal (d/t Qi & Blood xu)