Attraction to warmth according to Chinese Medicine
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A herbal formula that might help with attraction to warmth
Du Huo Ji Sheng Tang
Source date: 650 AD
Number of ingredients: 15 herbs
Key actions: Anti-rheumatic, clears Wind, Cold and Damp Stagnation. Strengthens the function of the Liver and Kidney. Tonifies Qi and Blood.
Why might Du Huo Ji Sheng Tang help with attraction to warmth?
Because it is a formula often recommended to treat the pattern '/tcm-education-center/patterns/painful_obstruction_with_liver_and_kidney_deficiency' of which attraction to warmth is a symptom.
Pubescent angelica root might help with attraction to warmth
Why might Pubescent Angelica Root (Du Huo) help with attraction to warmth?
Because it is a key herb in Du Huo Ji Sheng Tang, a herbal formula indicated to treat the pattern '' (a pattern with attraction to warmth as a symptom)
Pubescent Angelica Roots is a Warm herb that tastes Bitter and Pungent. It targets the Bladder and the Kidney.
Its main actions are: Disperses Wind, Cold, Dampness. Relieves pain. Relieves Lesser Yang (Shao Yang) headache.
Other symptoms often associated with attraction to warmth
Weakness and stiffness Aversion to cold Palpitations Shortness of breath