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Unit Size | 1 |
Potency | 7:1 |
Contraindications | Contraindicated for vertigo due to ascending Liver Yang or Blood deficiency. |
Chinese Symptomology | Wind Phlegm conditions due to Spleen deficiency |
Western Symptomology | Vertigo, dizziness, dull headache; nausea, vomiting, weak digestion, abdominal pain; chest oppression; Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, and an overall feeling of heaviness |
Actions | Strengthens Spleen, dries Dampness, transforms Phlegm caused by Internal Wind, extinguishes Liver Wind, expels Wind Cold while reducing Heat |
Pattern | Internal Wind Phlegm due to Spleen Qi Deficiency, Qi stagnation and Phlegm obstructing the head |
Tongue | Wiry and Slippery |
Pulse | Swollen with teeth marks and a white sticky coat |
Chinese name | Ban Xia Bai Zhu Tian Ma Tang |
English name | Ascending Clarity, 1 oz |
Ascending Clarity is a superb formulation to treat Wind Phlegm conditions due to Spleen deficiency, and specifically for resolving turbid Phlegm in the head, causing a heavy-headed, cloudy feeling often with difficulty concentrating, vertigo, and a lingering, dull headache. In progressed stages of this pattern, the obstructive quality of Phlegm clouds the sense orifices, resulting in blurred vision and dizziness. Over a period of time, accumulation of Phlegm obstructs the natural downward flow of Qi, leading to Rebellious, upwardly-moving Qi. Nausea, bloating and digestive pain can lead to vomiting, and a full, stifling sensation in the chest and epigastrum may build up, causing unease and discomfort. Coughing and wheezing can ensue, with the expectoration of excessive sputum. (Kan Herb Company)
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