Nourish Heart
Clinical Application
Key Herbs
Gan Cao
Harmonizes Heart Qi and moderates other herbs while gently supplementing Heart function
Long Gu
Anchors floating Heart Yang while nourishing Heart Yin and calming excessive mental activity
Suan Zao Ren
Nourishes Heart Blood and Liver Blood while calming Shen for sleep disorders
Long Yan Rou
Tonifies Heart and Spleen while nourishing Blood specifically for anxiety and forgetfulness
Mai Men Dong
Nourishes Heart Yin and generates fluids to address internal heat from Yin deficiency
Dang Gui
Nourishes and activates Heart Blood while addressing Blood stasis secondary to deficiency
Yuan Zhi
Opens Heart orifices while nourishing Heart substance to improve memory and mental clarity
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Calm Shen
Heart substance deficiency creates instability requiring concurrent Shen calming to address resultant anxiety and sleep disturbances effectively
Tonify Spleen Qi
Spleen generates Blood and supports Heart function, making simultaneous tonification essential for sustainable Heart nourishment
Nourish Kidney Yin
Kidney Yin provides the foundation for Heart Yin through Water-Fire relationship, particularly crucial in constitutional weakness patterns
Formulas for Nourish Heart in Our Catalog
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