Research The Syndrome Of Spleen Deficiency And Phlegmretention In Obesity With Linggui Zhugan Decoction

Through the study of Lingguishugan decoction, from its origination, combination, and additional add in with regarding to different situations to identify the modern application of traditional Chinese Medicine into obesity in Singapore. I aim to contribute and make use of my professional ability to this area and conduct some further research on this area.Method:observe60samples which has taken from Rejoice wellness clinic, Singapore, follow up3months and make use of Linggushugen decoction by using Fuling12g, Guizhi9g, Baishu9g, shenggancao6g, Zhidahuang1g, Zexie6g. Statistical examination was conducted after treatment.Results:The clinical observation of treatment of60cases spleen phlegm obese patients, treatment group30cases, including2cases cured,18cases markedly, effective in9cases, Invalid1case, the total effective rate was96.67%. A control group of30patients were cured1case,10cases markedly, effective in15cases, Invalid4cases, the total effective rate was86.67%. Before and after treatment were decreased body weight and body mass index, but the treatment group than the control group (P<0.05).TCM clinical status of confined Singapore failed design large sample, multi-center study of norms, blind and other methods is a major missing. Ethnic differences in clinical characteristics and ethnic Chinese, Indian, Malay is also due to the sample size is too small and uneven or off and can not be statistically processed. In addition, fat percentage (F%) was measured, measuring the degree of obesity and other indicators included in the study plan failed and so is the inadequacy of the study, to be make up and deepening future.