EXCESSIVE HUNGER

The following Chinese herbal formula(s) can treat and relief Excessive hunger:

Chinese Formula	Actions	Indications	Symptoms of excessive hunger
Yi Wei Tang Benefit the Stomach Decoction	Benefits the Stomach; Promotes generation of Body Fluids; Nourishes Yin.	Qi-level or Yang brightness-stage warm-febrile diseases where sweating occurs after the condition has been purged, which injures the Stomach Yin.	Dry mouth; Dry throat; Excessive hunger but poor appetite; No fever; Pain of the abdomen; Pain of the epigastrium; Dry stools; Hard stools; Hiccup; Parched lips; Red, dry tongue, little coating or none; Fine pulse (Xi).

Xie Huang San Drain the Yellow Powder; Siler and Licorice Powder; Drain the Spleen Powder	Drains smoldering Fire from the Spleen.	Smoldering Fire in the Spleen. The Spleen opens through the mouth, thus Spleen-Fire is manifested in oral symptoms.	Dry mouth; Excessive hunger; Foul breath; Frequent hunger; Mouth ulcer; Parched lips; Thirst; Yellow sclera; Scarlet red tongue - may be ulcerated (thrusting in children); Rapid pulse (Shu).

Zuo Jin Wan Left Metal Pill	Clears Liver-Heat; Drains Liver-Heat; Subdues Rebellious Qi; Stops vomiting.	Liver-Heat causing Liver and Stomach disharmony.	Acid regurgitation; Acute gastritis; Chronic gastritis; Distension of the epigastrium; Excessive hunger; Hiatus hernia; Pain of the hypochondrium (along the Liver channel); Peptic ulcer; Vomiting; Belching; Bitter taste; Dry mouth; Red tongue, yellow coating; Rapid-Wiry pulse (Shu Xian).

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