Indications: weak digestion, alternating fever and chills, dry throat, bitter or sour taste in the mouth, dizziness, irritability, sensation of fullness in the chest and hypochondria, nausea and vomiting, reduced appetite

According to the Chinese tradition:

• harmonises shaoyang,
• disperses external wind-cold
• enhances resistance, protects against the elements

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Radix bupleuri - chai hu : resolves Shao Yang disorders and reduces fever (harmonizes the Exterior and Interior), spreads Qi and relieves Stagnation, raises Yang Qi , disperses Wind-Heat and resolves Phlegm and congestion

Radix Pinella preparata - ban xia: dries Dampness and transforms Phlegm, descends Rebellious Qi 
Radix ginseng - ren shen : tonifies Yuan Qi, tonifies qi, generates Body Fluids and stops thirst, calms the Spirit
Radix scutellaria baicalensis - huang qin : clears Heat and dries Dampness, Drains Fire and detoxifies, cools xue, calms ascending Yang
Radix glycyrrhiza - gan cao : harmonizes the formula
Fructus ziziphus jujuba - da zao : t digestion and augments Qi, nourishes xue and calms the Spirit, moderates and harmonizes the harsh properties of other herbs
Rhizoma zingiber - sheng jiang: releases the Exterior, induces perspiration and disperses Cold, warms the Middle , reduces the toxicity of other herbs , adjusts the Ying and Wei, normalizes the flow of Qi at the center

syndromes :

Shao Yang Stage disorders
Gu Syndrome
Liver Qi Stagnation with Spleen Dampness
Heat in the Liver, Gallbladder, Stomach and/or Lungs

It is important to know that herbal formulas are intended to treat conditions, not "diseases" as understood in Western medicine. According to Chinese phytotherapy, conditions are the deeper underlying causes that can throw the body out of balance and can be the cause of all kinds of disorders.