Shen Qi Wan + Gui Zhi Fu Ling Wan; Classical Fertility Combination Pill

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Dang Gui (Whole root slice) (AAA)

$47.90

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Bai Shao

$29.90

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• Channels:LIV, SP

  Properties:Bitter, Sour, Cool

  Latin:Radix Albus Paeoniae Lactiflorae

  Alt Names:Bai Shao Yao

  Translation:White Peony

  Chinese Herb Actions

  Nourishes Blood and Preserves Yin

  For Liver Blood Deficiency with symptoms such as dizziness, tinnitus, pale and dull complexion, and pale and brittle nails. For Liver Blood and Yin Deficiency causing Wind due to long standing heat from febrile disease with symptoms such as twitches, tremors, muscle spasms, alternating extension and flexion of the hands and feet, tonic-clonic spasms, or convulsions.

  Nourishes Blood and Regulate the Menses

  For chronic Liver Blood Deficiency causing Deficiency in the Ren and Chong Channels with symptoms such as dysmenorrhea, irregular menstruation, uterine bleeding, vaginal discharge, postpartum disorders, gestational disorders, and spermatorrhea.

  Nourishes the Ying Level, Preserves the Yin, and Adjusts the Wei

  For night sweating where the Yang moves to the inside of the body during the night, forcing out body fluids. For spontaneous sweating where the Wei Qi is weak and can not properly control the opening and closing of the skin pores.

  Calms Liver Yang and Subdues Liver Wind

  For Liver Yang rising caused by Liver Yin and Blood Deficiency with symptoms such as ringing in the ears, dizziness, vertigo, red eyes, flushed face, irritability, anger, headaches, and poor balance. In severe cases, there may be delirium, convulsions, or loss of consciousness.

  Softens and Comforts the Liver and Alleviates Pain

  For pain, cramps, or spasms in the sinews, tendons, and muscles. Also used to relieve pain in the intercostal, hypochondriac, and abdomen areas.

• is bitter. It mainly treats evil qi and abdominal pain, eliminates blood impediment, breaks hard gatherings and cold and heat mounting conglomeration, relieves pain, disinhibits urination, and boosts the qi. It grows in rivers and valleys.

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Ban Xia (Jiang) True

$88.90

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• This is True Ban Xia - Pinellia rhizome.This incredibly important herb may not be what you think it is. This herb is often repaced with Shui Ban Xia (or Yu Bai Fu) and is water grown, it only works on the lungs and not on the stomach. This Ban Xia is a different species to the one you want to use. It is called Rhizoma Typhonii and is a cheap and poor quality version. The other, is the real Ban Xia - Rhizoma Pinellia, and is the one you want to use if you are looking for the best results with the correct species. 

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Du Zhong (Yan Chao) (AAA)

$27.90

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• Eucommia cortex (Brine/Salt-fried)

  杜仲 (盐炒)

  This Du Zhong is brine fried with a secret ratio and time to allow the highest alkaloid release of this Du Zhong.  When it is prepared in this way the functions traditionally associated with Du Zhong are dramatically increased.

   
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