Huang qin is one of the few herbs that enter the so-called "pivot" of the body.
Detoxifying since 220 AD. Huang Qin Tang (Scutellaria Decoction) is a simple modification of the #1 formula in Shang Han Lun style Chinese herbalism. The Shang Han Lun (Treatise on Cold Injury) is one of the key Chinese medicine “bibles” (or “classics” as the Chinese say).
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Phy906 (Huang Qin Tang) is being studied as a treatment for chemotherapy side effects.
Huang Qin Tang was traditionally used for detoxifying the intestines when resulting in burning crampy diarrhea with a strong odor. However it was not assumed that this diarrhea was due to an infection in the intestines, rather a toxicity issue in other locations of the body, specifically the Shao Yang pivot.
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Tao ren (Peach Pit) is great for stimulating microcirculation of blood in the intimate regions.
Intimate rejuvenation for women who want more!
When a woman’s intimate structures get stretched out, there’s less grip, less sensitivity, and a lack of sensual intimacy.
“Vagex” stimulates blood flow through the intimate regions to achieve the goal of nourishing these dried and stretched-out areas of the body. Think of this like moisturizing dry skin to improve its elasticity and tightness.
The formula that we provide for intimate flexibility and grip is based on one often used for scleroderma, an auto-immune condition that results in the hardening of the skin and tissues. While this formula softens the skin and moisturizes local structures, it also contains herbs to guide its affect to the intimate areas.
Bring back that loving feeling, with Vagex!
Suan Zao Ren is famous for helping induce a deep, natural, and restful sleep.
Notes: When your body is accustomed to being lulled to sleep by the presence of alcohol, giving that up can give rise to insomnia.
Temperance INS regulates all of those neurotransmitters and sleep mechanisms needed for safe, natural, and 100% drug-free restful sleep.
Alcohol is thought to have a warm nature in Chinese medicine. A little bit like we think of chili peppers as hot. Alcohol doesn’t freeze very easily either. That too is due to it’s “hot” nature, at least according to Chinese medical theory.
Herbs in this formula cool the internal heat that causes insomnia and restlessness. They also calm the spirit and support an internal environment conducive to sleep… sleeep… sleeeeep….
Suan Zao Ren calms anxiety and makes you feel more supple inside.
Notes: When your body is accustomed to being calmed by the presence of alcohol, giving that up can give rise to anxiety.
Temperance ANX regulates all of those neurotransmitters and sleep mechanisms needed for safe, natural, and 100% drug-free calm.
Alcohol is thought to have a warm, nature in Chinese medicine. A little bit like we think of chili peppers as hot. Alcohol doesn’t freeze very easily either. That too is due to it’s “hot” nature, at least according to Chinese medical theory.
Herbs in this formula cool the internal heat that causes anxiety and restlessness. They also calm the spirit and support an internal environment conducive to calm… caalm… caaaalmmmm….
Kudzu root grows insanely in The Southern US, where it is most needed.
Notes: This formula uses the same four herbs as the other Kudzu formulas, however this one favors a larger dosage of Kudzu root and Mum flower.
Kudzu root in this formula helps to regulate the intestinal functions and hydrate the body. Alcohol consumption tends to dry out the body, not to mention wreak havoc on your digestive system.
Flowers are light and like to float. In Chinese medicine, this nature is expressed as it helps the body rid itself of the toxicity that arises from a night of drinking. This is mostly done through the sweat, but some also passes out of the body via the respiration. This is mostly Chinese medicine theory, I don’t know if this has been documented scientifically.
Still, if you find the morning after your night out is one you’d rather skip, try adding some Kudzu MA (Morning After) to shorten that period of dread.
Notes: This formula uses the same four herbs as the other Kudzu formulas, however this one favors a larger dosage of the two herbs: Tiger Cane and Kudzu root. Tiger Cane is used here to support the liver’s natural ability to heal itself. Apparently this herb has some stripes that make it look like a Bengal tiger. Chinese doctors call it “hu zhang” in Mandarin, but I like to call it simply “tiger cane”.
The Kudzu root is good for regulating body fluids, which is as important as anything to get the body up and running at an optimum level in the wake of a big night out on the town. Drinking alcohol causes a loss of body fluids due to its suppression of the brain’s anti-diuretic hormone. As we say in the Midwest, “You don’t buy beer, you rent it.”
Notes: This was our original Kudzu formula and continues to provide excellent support to those who want to lower their alcohol consumption without giving it up completely.
This formula features a larger dosage of Kudzu root. The formula is actually 50% Kudzu root which, when 5 capsules are taken, provide the same quantity per dose that a university study used recently.
Other herbs in this formula include “tiger cane” or hu zhang. This herb includes resveratrol, though it is added to this formula consistent with its benefits in regards to regulating liver enzymes such that might be needed when exposing the body a night out on the town.
Job's Tears (Barley) or Yi Yi Ren strengthens fluid metabolism for swelling.
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This is an important Chinese herbal formula that regulates the blood circulation in the lower half of the body while also stimulating the fluid metabolism. Together, these actions effectively address temporary pain and swelling of the joints in the legs, muscle atrophy, and numbness in the legs.
Sha Ren is a delicous aromatic herb that really firms up loose stools.
Get there with confidence.
This formula provides herbal support for stress-induced diarrhea, tenesmus (sense of incomplete bowel movements), IBS, fatigue, and a lack of appetite due to the sense that your tummy is always full.
Other functions of this formula can apply to certain abdominal complaints that arise from the menstruation such as bloating, gas, gastrointestinal upset and even breast tenderness.
It can also have a positive effect on the moodiness and cramps of PMS, though that is sort of a secondary effect. The primary focus of this formula is in the digestive tract.
Wu Zhu Yu (little purple seeds) makes this formula great for stress-induced nausea too.
Stress got you bloated? Bloating giving you stress?
This formula provides herbal support for indigestion and a variety of other gastric complaints. Specifically, bloating, gas (without a very strong odor), stress-induced ulcer or gastritis, heartburn, abdominal bloating and a lack of appetite due to the sense that your tummy is always full. Other functions of this formula can apply to certain abdominal complaints that arise from the menstruation such as bloating, gas, gastrointestinal upset and even breast tenderness. It can also have a positive effect on the moodiness of PMS, though that is a secondary effect. The primary focus of this formula is in the abdomen.
