Use of the formula according to Traditional Chinese Medicine:

• supplements Qi and blood
• raises yang Qi
• benefits the eyes and ears
• clears yin fire

Description:

The formula very effectively addresses eye and ear problems associated with a deficiency of Qi, especially with a weakened spleen (digestive complex), when insufficient vital substances – Qi and blood – are produced. On one hand, there is a lack of energy to "carry" nourishment up to the head, and on the other, there is a lack of nourishment itself. This affects both the senses and the brain.

This manifests as a deterioration of vision and hearing, blurred vision, tinnitus – usually buzzing in the ears, and dizziness. Memory weakens, and we struggle to recall words. With a weakened spleen, we suffer from loss of appetite, spontaneous sweating, or potentially chronic diarrhoea or mushy stools. The condition may be a consequence of older age, but it also appears in middle age, when it is often part of the picture of so-called yin fire: a weak spleen, variously expressed heat above and dampness below. This can manifest, for example, as otitis media or inflammation in the colon area – such as ulcerative colitis, when dampness falling downwards stagnates and turns into damp heat.

Indications:

• deterioration of vision and hearing due to Qi deficiency
• hearing impairment
• blurred vision
• tinnitus – buzzing (or whistling) in the ears
• impaired memory and cognitive abilities
• headache from fatigue and exhaustion
• dizziness (vertigo)
• cataracts
• otitis media
• pterygium (conjunctival disease)
• ulcerative colitis
• soft stools with mucus

Modern use:

• cognitive function disorders
• cerebral arteriosclerosis
• tinnitus
• weakening of vision and hearing
• cataract
• optic nerve atrophy
• vertigo
• otitis media
• ulcerative colitis
• loss of appetite

Tongue:

• often pale
• swollen
• with tooth marks
• possibly with a red tip

Pulse:

• xu
• xi
• ruo

Contraindications:

• excess patterns where there is no deficiency in the middle burner area

Recommendations:

• the formula also supports skin vitality
• during treatment, avoid raw, cold, sour, greasy, and fatty foods – they further weaken your digestion
• when taking this formula, you should not be exposed to fire and smoke
• in case of weakened vision and hearing with significant liver and kidney deficiency – after managing the spleen weakness, it is necessary to supplement with a formula based on Liu Wei Di Huang Wan

Formula composition: