eek medical attention promptly if you experience discomfort.

"Smooth Qi movement prevents all diseases." In Traditional Chinese Medicine, it is often said that Qi is the foundation of maintaining life, much like the "energy conveyor belt" within the body. The Triple Burner acts as the "main channel" for this conveyor belt—connecting the heart and lungs above, linking the spleen and stomach in the middle, and reaching the liver, kidneys, and bladder below—specifically responsible for the ascending, descending, entering, and exiting of Qi.

When this channel becomes blocked, Qi cannot circulate smoothly, leading to a heavy sensation throughout the body, mental fog, weak speech, low energy throughout the day, and in severe cases, affecting sleep and mood, making one lose interest in everything.

Many people think "lack of energy" is a minor issue, but the root cause often lies in blocked qi, primarily due to two reasons. First, emotions "cause trouble": the liver acts as the "dispatcher" for regulating the flow of qi. High stress, suppressed emotions, and irritability can impair the liver's "dispatching function," causing qi to become directly "stuck" in the body. Second, dampness "disrupts" the system: with frequent social gatherings, heavy consumption of oily and spicy foods, and long hours of sedentary work, dampness accumulates increasingly in the body. The spleen is most vulnerable to dampness, and once it is "trapped," the "driving force" for qi circulation becomes insufficient, leading to more severe blockage.

At this moment, chest tightness, abdominal bloating and pain, nausea and vomiting, excessive burping, and loss of appetite all appear. In simple terms, it's "poor qi circulation, with the liver and stomach throwing a little tantrum."

To deal with this situation, Muxiang Shunqi Wan is an "expert" at regulating the triple energizer (San Jiao), with its core abilities being "smoothing qi + dispelling dampness." The costus root in the formula acts as the "backbone," helping to regulate qi movement throughout the triple energizer; green tangerine peel functions like a "small hammer," dispersing stagnant qi clumps; bitter orange peel focuses on the upper body, while magnolia bark attends to the lower body—together, they work to unblock the qi movement in the chest and abdomen.

Betel nut is responsible for expelling turbid qi from the stomach and intestines; Cyperus rotundus soothes the "irritated" liver; Tangerine peel and Atractylodes macrocephala are a "dampness-removing duo," driving away dampness from the spleen and stomach; Amomum villosum revives the sluggish spleen and stomach; Licorice harmonizes all the herbs, making the medicinal properties milder.

These herbal ingredients work together to unblock the "clogged points" in the triple energizer, harmonize the relationship between the liver and stomach. Once qi and blood circulate smoothly, problems like chest tightness and abdominal bloating will completely disappear, and the person will have bright eyes, strong hands and feet, with their spirit and energy directly doubling in strength!