Fu Zi Prepared Aconite Root - Chinese Herbal Medicine
Fu Zi Names
- English Name: Prepared Aconite Root
- Pinyin Name: Fu Zi
Fu Zi Image
Fu Zi Cautions
- Avoid during Pregnancy.
- Avoid in yin deficiency with false cold and true heat.
Contraindication Notes:
Fu Zi Clinical Usages and Indications
- Restores devastated yang - extreme cold limbs with abundant cold symptoms.
- Assists heart yang to unblock vessels and improve circulation, tonifies kidney yang to augment fire and avoid loss of the basal yang.
- Warms fire and assists yang - any problem associated with weak heart, spleen, and/or kidneys.
- Disperses cold, warms the channels, alleviates pain - wind-damp-cold bi, cold blocking organs, channels, sinews, bones or blood vessels.
Fu Zi Dosage and Prep Notes
- Dosage: 1.5-15g
- Boil for 30-60 minutes before adding others.
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Clinician Notes
- Can be toxic to the central nervous system and the heart.
Fu Zi Appears In 5 Formulas
Fu Zi Li Zhong Wan
- Aconite Regulate Middle Pills
- Spleen yang deficiency resulting in coldness of the limbs and/or interior, borborygmus, and possible loose stools or diarrhea.
- Feeling full even with small amounts of food, bloating, epigastric/abdominal pain, possible decrease in appetite.
- Vomitting and nausea especially if it occurs shortly after eating.
- Warm Interior Cold
- Warm the Middle and Dispel Cold
Jin Gui Shen Qi Wan
- Kidney Qi Pill from the Golden Cabinet
- Lethargy, low libedo, frequent urination with possible incontinence resulting from kidney yang deficiency.
- Sensation of cold, especially in the lower half.
- Tonify
- Warm and Tonify the Yang
- Cautions
- Pregnancy
- Avoid during pregnancy.
- Avoid during a cold or flu, use nothing, or yin qiao / gan mao ling instead.
- Avoid with patients that present with yin deficiency.
Si Ni Tang Wan
- Frigid Extremities Formula
- Aversion to cold, very cold limbs, sensations of deep cold, fatigue, lethary resulting from kidney yang deficiency.
- Diarrhea with undigested food, vomiting, abdominal pain.
- Warm Interior Cold
- Rescue Devastated Yang
Wu Mei Wan
- Mume Fruit Pill
- Generally used with roundworms - abdominal pain, irritability, stifled chest w/heat, vomiting after eating, cold hands and/or feet.
- Chronic diarrhea, IBS, or other digestive disorders characterized by both heat and cold.
- Expel Parasites
You Gui Wan
- Restore the Right Kidney Pill
- Cold extremities, fatigue, weak/aching low back, knees, waist, aversion to cold, loose stools - due to kindney yang deficiency.
- Impotence, infertility, low libedo, low sperm count, abnormal sperm morphology.
- Incontinence or other urinary issues (frequent, difficult to restrain), enlarged prostate.
- Tonify
- Warm and Tonify the Yang
- Cautions
- Use with caution with patients that present with damp signs.
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