Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) Treatment Theory
This is a sub-section of our main Conditions Treated with Chinese Medicine page. Below you will find links to the TCM Theory sections as they relate to specific medical conditions. Not all conditions discussed on our site contain information for every section (i.e. tong ren, herbal medicine, etc.). If you do not see a particular condition listed below, see our main Conditions Treated page.
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Uses: Insomnia, Nightsweats, Depression. Gan Mai Da Zao Wan (Gan Mai Da Zao Pian), literally "Licorice, Triticum & Jujube Pills" in Chinese, nourishes the heart to calm the mind, regulates the function of the stomach and relieves spasm, reinforces the spleen-Qi. It is used for trance, sorrow, involuntary movement, even behavior disorder, frequent yawns, insomnia and night sweat, red tongue with little coating.*
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Uses: Insomnia, Palpitations, Anxiety. Tian Wang Bu Xin Wan (Tian Wang Bu Xin Pian, Tian Wang Bu Xin Dan, or Emperor's Teapills) is a famous herbal formula in traditional Chinese medicine for replenishing the blood and Yin to strengthen heart functions. Today, the herbal remedy is commonly used by Chinese doctors for insomnia associated with palpitation, amnesia, and anxiety.
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