1. YokukansanYokukansan (in Japan), Yi-Gan San (in China) or 抑肝散 is a traditional Asian herbal medicine. It was originally described in 保嬰撮要 (Bâo yïng cuö yào, Synopsis for Protecting Infant) written by 薛鎧(Xue Kai) and 薛己 (Xue ji, a son of Xue Kai) in Ming dynasty China 1555 or 1556 as a remedy for restlessness and agitation in children.
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