First, if you experience a bitter taste and dry mouth upon waking up in the morning, and drinking plenty of water doesn't help, this symptom is often caused by liver stagnation transforming into fire. Excessive liver fire consumes our body fluids; when fluids are insufficient, internal heat is generated, leading to these symptoms. In this case, using Xiao Chai Hu can soothe the liver and clear the fire.

Second, if you suffer from insomnia or difficulty falling asleep, accompanied by a feeling of chest tightness and irritability, this is mostly due to liver qi stagnation and the disruption of qi flow. At this time, using Xiao Chai Hu Tang can help soothe the liver and regulate the flow of qi.

Thirdly, if you experience a dull headache whenever you feel angry or nervous, it is often caused by stagnant liver qi and the obstruction of the body's qi mechanism. In such cases, using Xiao Chai Hu Tang can soothe the liver, relieve depression, and regulate the flow of qi.

Fourthly, if you lose your appetite and have no desire to eat when angry, or even feel nauseous and want to vomit, this is caused by "liver qi attacking the stomach." When liver qi is obstructed, it affects the normal functions of the spleen and stomach. Using Xiao Chai Hu Tang at this time can achieve the goal of regulating the liver, spleen, and stomach simultaneously.

A reminder to everyone: Traditional Chinese Medicine requires syndrome differentiation. If needed, please consult a professional physician for timely diagnosis, treatment, and conditioning.