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Chai Hu Shu Gan San - Bupleurum Liver-Soothing Powder
Chai Hu Shu Gan San - Bupleurum Liver-Soothing Powder
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Chai Hu Shu Gan San (柴胡疏肝散), or Bupleurum Liver-Soothing Powder, is a classical Chinese herbal formula recorded in Jing Yue Quan Shu (Complete Works of Jingyue) during the Ming Dynasty. It is primarily used to soothe Liver Qi, regulate the flow of Qi, and harmonize the Stomach and Spleen, making it suitable for conditions related to Liver Qi stagnation.
This product does not make medical claims.
Key Benefits
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Soothes Liver Qi (疏肝解郁) – Helps relieve stress, irritability, and emotional constraint
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Regulates Qi Flow (理气止痛) – Alleviates distending pain in the chest, flanks, or abdomen
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Harmonizes Stomach and Spleen (调和脾胃) – Improves digestion, relieves bloating and indigestion
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Supports Emotional Balance (调畅情志) – Helps with mood swings and tension related to Qi stagnation
Formula Composition
| Herb (中药) | Function (功效) |
|---|---|
| 柴胡 (Chái Hú) | Soothes Liver Qi, relieves constraint |
| 香附 (Xiāng Fù) | Regulates Qi, alleviates pain |
| 陈皮 (Chén Pí) | Regulates Middle Jiao Qi, harmonizes digestion |
| 川芎 (Chuān Xiōng) | Activates blood, relieves pain |
| 芍药 (Bái Sháo) | Nourishes blood, softens Liver, alleviates pain |
| 甘草 (Gān Cǎo) | Harmonizes the formula, moderates spasms |
| 枳壳 (Zhǐ Ké) | Moves Qi, reduces fullness and distension |
Clinical Applications
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Chest or flank distension and pain due to Liver Qi stagnation
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Abdominal bloating, indigestion, or belching
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Irritability, mood swings, or stress-induced discomfort
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Menstrual irregularities or pain related to Qi stagnation
Safety Notes
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Not suitable for individuals with Yin deficiency and heat signs (e.g., night sweats, dry mouth)
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Use cautiously during pregnancy; consult a qualified practitioner before use
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Avoid long-term use without professional supervision
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Best taken under the guidance of a healthcare provider
Content: 60 pills
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