Using both Processed and Unprocessed Rehmannia in the same Formula

By Steve Roberts in 9 Feb 2021 | 18:21
Steve Roberts

Steve Roberts

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A situation has arisen for which the different virtues of both the unprocessed and processed forms of Rehmannia seem indicated. I do not recall having seen them both used in a formula together. As they have differences, but also considerable constituent overlap, I am wondering how you might approach the dosing if you were to combine them both in a triune? My MM sheets may be dated, but I have 1/6-1/9 for Shu Di Huang and 1/6 for Sheng Di Huang. My initial thought is for a likely combined mixture that would be around 2/9 part total of either a 1:1 mixture or slightly more Sheng Di Huang.
9 Feb 2021 | 18:21
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David Winston

David Winston

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I do not believe I have ever used both of these together, they are both 1/6 herbs, if they are really both indicated you could use 1/6 or 1/9 part of either one.
16 Feb 2021 | 20:14
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