This invention discloses a
traditional Chinese medicine composition and its application for treating various symptoms caused by
spleen deficiency and
stomach heat, with warming the
spleen yang as the core of the formula. This invention reveals for the first time that modern people, due to excessive intake of animal-based foods, experience excessive
stomach heat and a preference for
cold foods, repeatedly damaging the
spleen yang and forming a
pathogenesis of "spleen deficiency and
stomach heat," leading to various symptoms such as
thirst, dry
phlegm, dry and congested
nose,
obesity or
emaciation, and
abnormal glucose metabolism. Currently,
Western medicine has no radical cure, and
traditional Chinese medicine adheres to the theory of diabetes, resulting in poor
efficacy. This invention innovatively uses warming the spleen yang as the core of the formula, creating a new formula based on the Da Bu Pi Tang (Great
Spleen-Tonifying Decoction) in the *Fu Xing Jue* (Auxiliary Formula). It consists of herbs such as
Codonopsis pilosula, prepared licorice root, dried ginger,
Ophiopogon japonicus,
Schisandra chinensis,
Curcuma zedoaria, and
Inula japonica. The formula has a rigorous combination of principal, assistant, and
adjuvant herbs, warming the spleen without promoting heat and clearing away dampness without harming yang, precisely targeting the
pathogenesis of spleen deficiency and stomach heat in modern people. This invention can be formulated into various oral dosage forms, with a simple formula, strong targeting, and high
clinical value.