Ding Chuan Wan

$34.00$275.00

This is great overall formula for many coughs. For a cough that might have thick, white or yellow phlegm and a tightness and discomfort of the chest. A classic formula with no Ma Huang.

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Description

From an article translated by Michael Max from writings by Dr Jiang Tong in the Lantern magazine for Chinese Medicine “Ding Chuan Tang (Wan) (Arrest Wheezing Decoction) belongs to the category of formulas that treats cough due to phlegm-heat obstruction. This phlegm is not easy to expectorate and there is very clear wheezing and difficulties with breathing. When severe there will be a raspy noise in the throat. Whether the problem is due to an external invasion or an old chronic condition that has flared up, in addition to bronchitis, cases with a state of bronchial asthma are appropriate targets for this formula.”

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Additional information

Weight 120 g
Dimensions 0.2 × 0.2 × 0.2 in
granules or capsules sizes

100 grams granules:, 200 grams granules, 100 capsules 50 grams:, 200 capsules (100 grams), 5 bottles 200 grams granules, 5 bottles 200 capsules

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