| Polyporus Umbellatus |
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Origin: Shaanxi, Henan and Hebei provinces, China Nature and affinity: Sweet and tasteless; neutral
Common Name: polyporus |
| Spica Prunellae |
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Origin: Common Selfheal Fruit-Spike is the dried fruit-spike of Prunella vulgaris L. (Fam. Labiatae). Nature and affinity: It is pungent and bitter to the taste and cold in nature, and distributed to the Liver and Gall Bladder Channels. |
| Rhizoma Acori Graminei |
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Origin: Sichuan, Zhejiang and Jiangsu provinces, China Nature and affinity: Pungent; warm |
| Bulbus Iphigeniae |
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Origin: Shan Ci Gu: Guizhou, North and Northeast China, Zhejiang, Jiangsu. Guang Ci Gu: China's central regions, Shandong, Guangdong. Mao Ci Gu: Guizhou, Sichuan. Nature and affinity: Sweet and lightly pungent in flavour, cold in property, slightly poisonous. |
| Arisaema cum Bile |
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Arisaema cum Bile: Bile Arisaema is prepared from finely powdered Rhizoma Arisaematis (processed) and the bile of ox, sheep or pig, or prepared by fermentation of finely powdered Rhizoma Arisaematis with the bile of ox, sheep or pig. Common Names: Chen Dan Xing, Dan Xing |
| Eupolyphaga seu Steleophaga |
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Origin: China Nature and affinity: It is salty in flavour and cold in nature, acting on the liver channel. Being salty for softening and resolving hard mass, it acts on the liver channel, the blood division, with the function of relieving blood stasis and lumps. |
| Rhizoma Pinelliae |
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Origin: Pinellia tuber is the dried tuber of Pinellia ternate (Thunb.) Breit. (Fam. Araceae). Nature and affinity: It is pungent in taste and warm in nature with slight toxic effect, and is distributed to the Spleen, Stomach and Lung Channels. |
| Calculus Bovis |
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Origin: Bezoar Nature and affinity: Beijing, Tianjin, Laoning, Inner Mongolia,
Main Active Ingredient: This drug is sweet in taste and cool in nature, and is distributed to the Heart and Liver Channels. |
| Bombyx Batryticatus |
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Origin: Stiff Silkworm is the dried body of the 4~5th stage larva of Bombyx mori L. (Fam. Bombycidae) died of infection (or artificial infection) of Beauveria bassiana (Bals.) Vuill. Nature and affinity: It is salty and pungent in taste, and neutral in nature. Its therapeatic effect is related to the Channels of the Liver and Lung and Stomach. | |
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Side Effects All of the herbs in this formulation have been in use for thousands of years in China and are proven to be safe. Chinese herbs work in a non-invasive way utilizing the natural healing powers of the body and hence work without any side effects. More importantly, we and our herbalist doctors understand the use of herbs to give optimum benefit without incurring any side effects. In the language of Chinese medicine, there are many balances inside our bodies. The breaking of any of these balances leads to illness. Chinese herbs work by balancing these various systems in our bodies through their adjustment. Hence treatment takes place holistically, without effecting our normal systems and without any side effects. |
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Customized Medicine An advantage of using Chinese herbs is that they can be combined flexibly to suit the specific needs of the individual. When you place an order from this web site, you will be using our Online Questionnaire System to outline your condition, so that we and our herbalist doctors can be continue to optimize the herbal combination and plan the herbal remedy according to your symptoms. A planed herbal remedy using optimized herbal combination has the maximum efficacy. |
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Easy Administration Our herbal remedies use custom-made medications in easy-to-administer dosage forms. Depending on the condition and the medicine we may use an oral or a topical dosage form like pills, capsules, tea bags, powders, lotions, sprays etc. In some cases (mostly skin related) the remedy may consist of a combination of an oral and a topical form. |
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Low Cost Three month's supply for a full course of treatment costs USD 189.95 only. We do not charge any shipping costs or have any other hidden costs. | |