Xiao Chai Hu Tang Wan (200 x 12)

Ingredients: Bupleurum (Chaihu), Scutellaria (Huangqin), Ginseng (Renshen), Pinellia tuber (Banxia), Licorice (Gancao), Fresh ginger (Shengjiang), Jujube (Dazao).

Actions: To harmonize the Shaoyang Channels.

Indications: Shaoyang syndrome.

Manifestations	Explanations
Alternate chills and fever	Pathogenic factor attacking Shaoyang so the struggle between the pathogenic factor and anti-pathogenic factor is carried on and gives rise to the symptom.
Stifling sensation and fullness in the chest and hypochondriac region	Qi stagnation in the Shaoyang channels.
Loss of appetite Irritability Vomiting	Pathological change of the Shaoyang (gall bladder) affecting the stomach, leading to upward perversion of the stomach Qi
Bitter taste in the mouth Dry throat Dizziness	Flaring up of fire in the Shaoyang channels.
Thin, white tongue coating Wiry pulse	Pathological change of Shaoyang located between the semi-exterior and semi-interior of the body.

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Directions: take 8-pill once time, 3-time a day as a herbal supplement.

This formula originates in Treatise on Febrile Disease. Modern researches have proved that the recipe has some effects of inhibiting bacteria, viruses and leptospira, relieving the reaction of the human body to the invaded pathogen, and remarkably allaying fever and resisting inflammation. In addition, the recipe also has the effects of promoting digestion, prventing vomiting, expelling phlegm, relieving cough, protecting the liver, normalizing the functioning of the gallbladder and tranquilizing the mind. The recipe can be modified as herbal supplement for the common cold, malaria, infection of biliary tract, hepatitis, pleuritis, chronic gastritis, indigestion, mastosis, intercostal neuralgia, neurosis and AIDS marked by the symptoms of shaoyang disease.

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