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Clinical Efficacy of Modified Zhishi Daozhi Decoction on Metabolic Associated Fatty Liver Disease Due to Dampness-heat and Stasis Obstruction
Clinical Efficacy of Modified Zhishi Daozhi Decoction on Metabolic Associated Fatty Liver Disease Due to Dampness-heat and Stasis Obstruction
Enhanced Publication- “The modified Zhishi Daozhi Tang has significant therapeutic effects on metabolic related fatty liver disease with damp heat and blood stasis syndrome. It has the effect of relieving abdominal obesity and regulating blood lipids. At the same time, by improving the clinical syndrome and PRO score of traditional Chinese medicine, it actively affects the quality of life of patients and provides a solution to the problem of metabolic related fatty liver disease treated with traditional Chinese medicine.”
- Chinese Journal of Experimental Traditional Medical Formulae Vol. 32, Issue 22, Pages: 189-197(2026)
DOI: 10.13422/j.cnki.syfjx.20252121
Revised:2025-09-15 ,
Accepted:23 September 2025
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