Summary
- Traditionally used in Chinese medicine to
- Soothe the liver
- Regulate the flow of liver qi
- Activate the blood a resolve blood stasis
- Formula name: chai hu shu gen tang
Dosage
- 3 - 4 capsules 2 - 3 times daily 1 hour away from eating
Warnings
- Please seek the advice of a registered traditional Chinese medicine practitioner if you are unsure if this medicine is right for you
- Always read the label
- If symptoms persist, worsen or change unexpectedly, consult your healthcare professional
- During pregnancy and lactation and if taking medications, consult with a qualified heal
Formula
| Ingredient |
1 capsule
|
|---|---|
| Paeonia lactiflora (Bai Shao) ext. ext. equiv. dry (root) |
46.17 mg 277.02 mg |
| Citrus aurantium (Zhi Ke) ext. ext. equiv. dry (fruit) |
46.14 mg 276.84 mg |
| Cyperus rotundus (Xiang Fu) ext. ext. equiv. dry (rhizome) |
46.14 mg 276.84 mg |
| Bupleurum falcatum (Chai Hu) ext. ext. equiv. dry (root) |
34.62 mg 207.72 mg |
| Corydalis turtschaninovii (Yan Hu Suo) ext. ext. equiv. dry (rhizome) |
34.62 mg 207.72 mg |
| Curcuma longa (Yu Jin) ext. ext. equiv. dry (tuber) |
34.62 mg 207.72 mg |
| Ligusticum striatum (Szechuan lovage) ext. ext. equiv. dry (rhizome) |
34.62 mg 207.72 mg |
| Glycyrrhiza uralensis (Gan Cao) ext. ext. equiv. dry (root) |
23.07 mg 138.42 mg |
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