Raise Qi

Raise Qi is used for low energy, loose stools, poor appetite, fatigue, and a weak voice—especially after illness or in cases of chronic immune weakness. It’s also commonly used for symptoms related to organ prolapse, including hemorrhoids, uterine or stomach prolapse, and rectal descent, as well as chronic leukorrhea or hernias.

In Traditional Chinese Medicine, these symptoms arise when the body’s vital energy (Qi) is too weak to support healthy upward flow in the organs. This formula strengthens the spleen and raises the yang Qi to restore proper function, especially for those with pale complexion, spontaneous sweating, or aversion to cold.

This classical formula supports both energy and structure—helping those with fatigue, weakened digestion, or organ drooping regain internal lift. It includes astragalus, Asian ginseng, and bai-zhu atractylodes to build Qi, while bupleurum and black cohosh help guide that energy upward to counter prolapse.

From a TCM perspective, Raise Qi tonifies spleen Qi and lifts sinking yang, which can result from chronic deficiency or illness. It restores the balance between rising and descending functions in the digestive system, improving nutrient absorption and internal stability.

You’re dealing with fatigue, poor digestion, or signs of organ prolapse like hemorrhoids or uterine descent. You may also be recovering from a long illness, miscarriage, or experience immune depletion. This formula helps restore vitality and structural support from the inside out, especially when symptoms are accompanied by cold signs, weakness, or pale complexion.

Quiet Digestion
For supporting absorption and treating spleen dampness-related bloating or gas

Source Qi
For chronic diarrhea or fatigue from severe spleen Qi deficiency

Formula H
For hemorrhoids or rectal prolapse associated with Qi sinking