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Ge Xia Zhu Yu Tang - 膈下逐瘀汤 - Dang Gui & Corydalis Combination (Granules)
Ge Xia Zhu Yu Tang - 膈下逐瘀汤 - Dang Gui & Corydalis Combination (Granules)
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膈下逐瘀汤 · Dang Gui & Corydalis Combination · 100 g granules
For the fixed, stabbing pain below the ribs and around the navel — a mass that can be felt, a tenderness that does not move — which Chinese medicine reads as blood held still by stagnant qi. Wang Qingren's nineteenth-century formula moves both at once, with corydalis and cyperus for the pain and peach kernel, safflower and red peony for the stasis.
- Full-spectrum extract. Water-decocted the traditional way and concentrated 5:1, nothing isolated out.
- Traceable and tested. ISO lab tested, GMP certified, sourced from dao di farms with full traceability.
- Pattern. Qi stagnation with blood stasis below the diaphragm.
Ingredients
Ingredients
- Wu Ling Zhi (cu zhi) — Trogopterus dung, vinegar-processed
- Dang Gui — Chinese angelica root
- Chuan Xiong — Chuanxiong rhizome
- Tao Ren (dan) — Peach kernel, processed
- Chi Shao — Red peony root
- Wu Yao — Lindera root
- Yan Hu Suo (cu zhi) — Corydalis rhizome, vinegar-processed
- Mu Dan Pi — Tree peony root bark
- Zhi Qiao (fu chao) — Bitter orange, bran-fried
- Hong Hua — Safflower
- Xiang Fu (cu zhi) — Cyperus rhizome, vinegar-processed
- Gan Cao — Licorice root
Contains wheat and gluten. Concentrated 5:1 water extract; 100 g per bottle.
How to use
How to use
Mix 4.5 g in hot water and drink as a tea, two to three times daily, or as directed by your practitioner. One 100 g bottle is roughly a three-week supply at the standard dose.
Also made as capsules, for the same formula in a different form.
If you are pregnant, nursing, taking medication or managing a health condition, speak with your practitioner before use. Educational information only; these statements have not been evaluated by the FDA and this product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.
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