Zi Su Ye Usages and Indications

• Release the exterior, disperse cold - wind-cold w/fever
• Resolve qi stagnation, open chest - vomiting, nausea
• Calm restless fetus - morning sickness
• Seafood poisoning - alone or in combination w/other herbs

Dosage and Preparation Notes For Zi Su Ye

• Dosage: 3-9g

• Blog Posts Where Zi Su Ye Is Discussed

•   Animal Study Shows Promise for TCM Herbal Treatment of Diabetes (Yi Qi Zeng Min Tang)

• Blog Posts Concerning Herbal Medicine

•   Study Finds Wu Mei Wan Herbal Formula Protects Pancreatic Beta Cells in Diabetes
•   TCM Formula Gan Mai Da Zao Wan Found Effective for "Several" Mental Health Issues
•   Research - Benefits of Jiang Tang Wan Herbal Formula for Diabetes with Exercise & Meta-analysis
•   Chinese Herbal Formulas and Self-Help Acupressure for Colds and Flus - Yin Qiao, Gan Mao Ling, ...
•   TCM Herbal Formula Zeng Ye Tang Found Useful Against Primary Sjogren's Syndrome
•   Commonly Used Chinese Herbal Medicine for Lupus - Lab Analysis
•   Understanding How Chai Hu Shu Gan Wan Help With Depression in Epilepsy Patients (Study)
•   Three Widely Used Formulas for Cardiac Fibrosis Compared (Study)
•   Chinese Medicine and Weight Loss

Our database contains 3 TCM Formulas where Zi Su Ye is generally used

B

• Ban Xia Hou Po Wan -Pinellia & Magnolia Pills (Regulate the Qi)

D

• Ding Chuan Wan -Calm Wheezing Pills (Treat Phlegm)

H

• Huo Xiang Zheng Qi Wan -Agastache Powder to Correct the Qi (Expel Dampness)

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