3 comments on “Polyporus Combination (zhu ling tang)”
This formula is apparently being prescribed by vets looking for something to regulate the feline urinary system.
Cat owners should get the powder version and sprinkle it atop cat food, stir it into their water, anything to get the powder into kitty.
For a 10 pound cat, 1/8 to 1/4 teaspoon, 1 to 3 times a day should get the job done. A heavier cat can often need more. Start out with once to test your cat’s response. If they develop urinary urgency (leading to accidents), lower the dosage. This is based on the protocol that is reported on here but originally published here.
For those humans who are looking for a great formula to address urinary imbalances, I suggest starting out with 1/2 teaspoon (or 4 capsules) three times daily. After a day or three, you can increase it to 1 teaspoon (or 8 capsules) three times daily if the need remains.
I heard recently that Dr. Oz had the wonderful Dr. Weil on his show. Dr. Weil suggested this herb in support of lung health. This must be new research, as there are no classical indications* for this herb (Zhu Ling Polyporus) that include lung problems. *Chinese medicine is a vast study. “No classical indications” means that modern books do not describe this formula as being used for the lungs. However, new applications are always being discovered.
This formula is apparently being prescribed by vets looking for something to regulate the feline urinary system.
Cat owners should get the powder version and sprinkle it atop cat food, stir it into their water, anything to get the powder into kitty.
For a 10 pound cat, 1/8 to 1/4 teaspoon, 1 to 3 times a day should get the job done. A heavier cat can often need more. Start out with once to test your cat’s response. If they develop urinary urgency (leading to accidents), lower the dosage. This is based on the protocol that is reported on here but originally published here.
For those humans who are looking for a great formula to address urinary imbalances, I suggest starting out with 1/2 teaspoon (or 4 capsules) three times daily. After a day or three, you can increase it to 1 teaspoon (or 8 capsules) three times daily if the need remains.
I heard recently that Dr. Oz had the wonderful Dr. Weil on his show. Dr. Weil suggested this herb in support of lung health. This must be new research, as there are no classical indications* for this herb (Zhu Ling Polyporus) that include lung problems. *Chinese medicine is a vast study. “No classical indications” means that modern books do not describe this formula as being used for the lungs. However, new applications are always being discovered.