2Zhi Huang Qi-Astragalus racine rôtie au miel-Astragalus membranaceus

Zhi Huang Qi refers to processed or honey-fried Astragalus root, prepared to enhance its Qi-tonifying and Yang-raising effects. In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), it is used to strengthen the Spleen and Lung Qi, promote the generation of fluids, support the body’s Wei Qi (defensive Qi), and aid in recovery from chronic fatigue or illness. The honey-frying process adds a slightly warm, moist quality, making Zhi Huang Qi especially effective for Qi deficiency with fatigue, spontaneous sweating, and weakened immunity.

Fonctions et avantages

Tonifies Qi and Strengthens Immunity
Utilisé pour traiter fatigue, poor appetite, and weakness due to Spleen and Lung Qi deficiency.

Raises Yang and Supports Organ Function
Aide à prolapsed organs, chronic diarrhea, and sinking Qi symptoms such as fatigue worsened by standing.

Promotes Urination and Reduces Swelling
Assists in draining mild edema and fluid retention, especially when caused by Qi deficiency.

Supports Tissue Regeneration and Healing
Enhances wound healing and recovery, especially after surgery or long-term illness.

Indications
Les personnes ayant fatigue, spontaneous sweating, and weak digestion
Les personnes ayant poor resistance to colds and frequent illness
Les patients atteints de organ prolapse, loose stools, or chronic Qi deficiency symptoms
Those recovering from illness, childbirth, or surgery

Diagnostic de la langue et du pouls en MTC
Langue : Pale with thin white coating (indicating Qi deficiency)
Pouls : Weak or moderate (suggesting Spleen or Lung Qi deficiency)

Common TCM Patterns Treated by Zhi Huang Qi

• Insuffisance du Qi de la rate et du poumon – Fatigue, poor appetite, weak voice, short breath

• Qi Sinking – Uterine prolapse, hemorrhoids, chronic diarrhea

• Déficience du Wei Qi – Spontaneous sweating, susceptibility to illness

• Post-illness Recovery or Weak Constitution – Pale complexion, slow healing

Précautions et contre-indications
Ne convient pas en cas de excess heat, Yin deficiency with fire, or early-stage infections
Avoid in acute conditions with fever or inflammation
A utiliser avec précaution dans hypertensive individuals ou those prone to dryness

Conclusion
Zhi Huang Qi is a warm, processed form of Astragalus ideal for treating Syndromes de déficience du Qi, especially when recovery, immunity, and Yang support are needed. Its enhanced ability to tonify Qi, lift Yang, and support healingmakes it valuable in both restorative formulas and long-term treatment of chronic fatigue, prolapse, and weakened defenses.