Si Wu Tang formula, traditionally used to activate Blood
Liu Wei Di Huang Wan formula, traditionally used to nourish Kidney Yin Deficiency pattern
Qi Ju Di Huang Tang formula, traditionally used to nourish the liver
Tao Hong Si Wu Wan formula, traditionally used to dissipate blood-stasis
Zhi Bai Ba Wei Wanformula, traditionally used to clear deficiency-heat
Jia Di Fang formula, traditionally used to replenish Qi
Fu Gui Ba Wei Tang formula, traditional Chinese Medicine for general wellbeing
Nan Bao formula, traditionally used to replenish Qi
Fi Zheng Ding Chuan Fang formula, traditionally used to resolve Phlegm
Long Dan Xie Gan Tang formula, traditionally used to clear damp-heat
Qian Lie Kang formula, traditionally used to activate Blood
Gu Zhi Shu Song Jiao Nang formula, traditionally used to nourish kidney-jing
Xue Fu Zhu Yu Tang formula, traditionally used to dissipate blood-stasis
Er Xian Gan Mai Da Zao Fang formula, traditionally used to replenish heart Qi
Yao Tui Tong Shen Xiao Fang formula, traditionally used to clear wind-dampness
An Chuang Ling formula, traditionally used to disperse lung and blood heat
Tian Wang Bu Xin Dan formula, traditionally used to nourish yin element
Ren Shen Yang Rong Tang formula, traditionally used to warm and nourish yang
Fang Tuo Sheng Fa Jiao Nang formula, traditionally used to replenish kidney-yin
Guo Min Bi Yan Fang, traditionally used to unblock nasal passages
