Clarifies the lungs, clears away evil, removes heat and dampness, invigorates the spleen.
Qing Fei Pai Du Tang is derived from a classic combination of traditional Chinese medicinal formulas, including the Ma Xing Shi Gan Decoction, She Gan Ma Huang Decoction, Xiao Chai Hu Tang, and Wu Ling San.
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"The main targeting organ of QFPDT is the lung and the second is the spleen. By regulating a series of proteins co-expressed with ACE2 and a series of signaling pathways closely related to the occurrence and development of diseases, it plays a role in balancing immunity and eliminating inflammation. It may act as an antiviral agent by targeting ribosomal proteins that are necessary for viral replication to inhibit viral mRNA translation and inhibiting a group of proteins that interact with viral proteins."
"QPT was associated with a substantially lower risk of in-hospital mortality, without extra risk of acute liver injury or acute kidney injury among patients hospitalized with COVID-19."
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Note: The Original composition of Qing Fei Pai Du Tang is Ma Huang 9 g, Zhi Gan Cao 6 g, Xing Ren 9 g, Sheng Shi Gao 15~30 g, Gui Zhi 9 g, Ze Xie 9 g, Zhu Ling 9g, Bai Zhu 9 g, Fu Ling 15 g, Chai Hu 16 g, Huang Qin 6 g, Jiang Ban Xia 9 g, Sheng Jiang 9 g, Zi Wan 9 g, Kuan Dong Hua 9 g, Shegan 9 g, Xi Xin 6 g, Shan Yao 12 g, Zhi Shi 6 g, Chen Pi 6 g, Huo xiang 9 g. Because Ma Huang and Xi Xin are banned herbal ingredients by the US FDA, China Academy of Chinese Medical Science Honorary President, Dr. Boli Zhang, suggested the use of Xiang Ru to replace Ma Huang, and Gan Jiang instead of Xi Xin.