Have you noticed that some people, despite being quite young, lack energy overall, can't muster enthusiasm for anything, and always seem tired lately? Actually, this may be due to insufficient qi and blood, causing a lack of nourishment for the body. Today, I'm sharing 3 Chinese patent medicines with everyone to help you gradually replenish the lost qi and blood.

The first one, Jian Pi Wan.

The spleen governs transportation and transformation, serving as the source of qi and blood production. If you frequently experience poor appetite, indigestion, bloating after eating just a little, loose stools, dizziness or black spots in your vision when standing up after squatting, etc., these are signs of spleen and stomach deficiency. In such cases, you can try Jianpi Wan, which strengthens and regulates the spleen and stomach. Once the functions of the spleen and stomach improve, qi and blood will naturally gradually become sufficient.

The second one, Guipi Wan

The spleen is responsible for producing qi and blood, while the heart is responsible for promoting blood circulation. If you often feel palpitations, rapid heartbeat, low energy, poor memory, indigestion, tossing and turning in bed at night unable to fall asleep, and frequently dreaming even after falling asleep, etc., these are mostly signs of dual deficiency of the heart and spleen. For this condition, Guipi Wan can be considered, as it both nourishes heart blood and benefits spleen qi, helping the spleen and stomach restore their normal transportation and transformation functions.

The third one, Wuji Baifeng Wan

Did you know? In fact, it can be used by both men and women as long as they have deficiency of qi and blood. In its formula, black-bone chicken nourishes yin and tonifies blood, while ginseng and astragalus root are particularly effective at supplementing qi, and Chinese angelica root and white peony root nourish and invigorate blood. Whether it is female friends with scanty menstrual flow, pale color, or pale complexion, or male friends suffering from fatigue, lack of energy, and poor performance, they can all use it to supplement qi and blood.

The content of this article is intended for educational purposes only. Everyone has a different constitution, and there will also be differences in regulation. Before taking any medication, it is best to consult a TCM practitioner for syndrome differentiation and treatment!