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TCM Liver Excess/Full Patterns of Disharmony

February 18, 2021 J Ciccolella
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Chart #1 in the series of TCM Liver Patterns of Disharmony.

Chart #2 will concentrate on TCM Liver Deficient/Empty Patterns of Disharmony.

𝗟𝗶𝘃𝗲𝗿

  • Time of day is 1 am to 3 am

  • Paired with the Gallbladder

  • Controls the sinews which include tendons, cartilage, and ligaments

  • Manifests in the nails

  • Fluid is tears

  • Sound is shouting

  • Climate is Wind

  • Direction is East

  • Taste is sour

  • Season is Spring

  • Sense is eyes

  • Odor is rancid

  • Emotion is anger

  • Color is green

  • Development is birth

  • Movement is expansion

  • Yin/Yang is lesser Yang

In Herbs, Herbs that Clear Heat, Patterns of Disharmony, TCM, TCM Chart Tags Liver, 5 Elements, Spring, Liver Qi stagnation, Liver Fire Blazing, Damp-Heat Liver, Stagnation of Cold in Liver Channel, Liver Blood stagnation, wiry pulse, rose, cyperus, vitex, burdock, turmeric, Oregon Grape root, dandelion root, barberry, cayenne, ginger, fennel, cinnamon bark, trikatu, rosemary, dang gui, tao ren, myrrh, chuan xiong

3 Herbs that Clear Heat and Cool the Blood

December 23, 2020 J Ciccolella
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Sheng Di Huang - Raw Rehmannia- Rehmannia Glutinosa 

  • The unprepared or raw root is Cold in nature vs the prepared root which is Warm in nature. 

  • Used for fevers, thirst, mouth sores, and hemorrhaging. 

  • Lack of Yin fluids with dry mouth, throat pain, afternoon fevers and feelings of Heat, and dry constipation.

  • Also used in formulas to treat conditions such as diabetes, lupus, rheumatoid arthritis, psoriatic arthritis, diabetes mellitus, and eczema.


Mu Dan Pi - Moutan Peony root bark - Paeonia Suffruticosa 

  • Used in Chinese medicine for gynecological issues, such as amenorrhea, scanty periods, painful periods, muscle spasms, and enhancing blood flow. 

  • Commonly used when there is Heat caused by deficiency such as menopausal hot flashes and night sweats. 

  • Also used for headaches, flank, and eye pain due to Liver Fire. 


Oregon Grape root- Berberis repens, Mahonia repens

  • Liver tonic that stimulates bile flow  = increases digestion and absorption by breaking down fats into fatty acids. 

  • Cools the Liver and is often used for toxic Liver issues from alcohol or drugs (hepatitis, jaundice, enlarged Liver). 

  • Antibacterial, antiviral, and antifungal making it useful for IBS, UTIs, yeast infections, acne, rosacea, cysts, dermatitis, styes, strep and staph infections, intestinal viruses, and inflamed gums.

  • Oregon Grape root and Barberry are often interchanged due to their similarities.


In Herb, Herbs, Herbs that Cool the Blood, Herbs that Clear Heat Tags fever, rehmannia, raw rehmannia, Mu Dan Pi, Sheng Di Huang, Moutan Peony root bark, Oregon Grape root, Berberis repens, Mahonia repens, Cool the Liver, Liver toxicity, UTI, IBS, acne, cysts, dermatitis, strep, staph, bile flow, clear Heat, Cool Blood, Yin deficiency with Heat, Liver Fire, diabetes mellitus, eczema, amenorrhea, scanty period, painful period, Blood flow

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