Xiao Yao Wan is a classical Traditional Chinese Medicine Formula, composed of 8 ingredients:
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Chai HuChai Hu, 柴胡 (Bupleurum Root) is bitter, pungent and cool in nature. In Traditional Chinese Medicine, this herb harmonizes the exterior and interior; spreads liver qi and relieves stagnation; disperses wind-heat and resolves phlegm and congestion. |
Dang GuiDang Gui, 当归 (Chinese Angelica Root) is sweet, pungent, bitter and warm in nature. In Traditional Chinese Medicine, this herb supplements the blood and regulates menstruation, invigorates the blood, moistens the intestines, and relieves swelling. |
Bai ShaoBai Shao, 白芍 (White Peony Root) is bitter, sour and cool in nature. In Traditional Chinese Medicine, this herb supplements the blood and regulates menstruation, calms the liver yang and stops pain and spasms, benefits the yin and harmonizes the Ying and Wei. |
Fu LingFu Ling, 茯苓 (Poria) is sweet, bland and neutral in nature. In Traditional Chinese Medicine, this herb boosts the spleen, harmonizes the stomach and transforms phlegm; quiets the heart and calms the spirit. |
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Bai ZhuBai Zhu, 白术 (White Atractylodes Rhizome) is bitter, sweet and warm in nature. In Traditional Chinese Medicine this herb supplements the spleen; strengthens the center; and boosts the qi and dries dampness. |
Sheng JiangSheng Jiang, 生姜 (Ginger) is pungent and warm in nature. In Traditional Chinese Medicine, this herb releases the exterior and dispels cold; reduces toxicity; and harmonizes the ying and wei. |
Bo HeBo He, 薄荷 (Mint) is pungent, aromatic and cool in nature. In Traditional Chinese Medicine, this herb releases the exterior and disperses wind-heat; vents rashes; and soothes the liver qi. |
Gan CaoGan Cao, 甘草 (Licorice Root) is sweet, neutral and warm in nature. In Traditional Chinese Medicine, this herb supplements the spleen and reinforces qi and blood; relieves spasms and stops pain; and clears heat and resolves toxins. |
Xiao Yao Wan is one of our most popular formulas, with a wide range of uses. It is most commonly used for emotional regulation and mood support, but is also sometimes used for fertility and women's health support.
