Augmented Plum Pit Qi, 8 oz

SKU	KT104C-8
Brand	Kan Traditionals
Unit Size	8 oz.
Potency	7:1
Contraindications	Contraindicated for patients who present with a flushed face, bitter taste in the mouth, and a red tongue with little coating. Contradicted during pregnancy.
Chinese Symptomology	Qi stagnation
Western Symptomology	Stifling sensation in the chest and hypochondriac region; possible esophageal spasms; coughing and/or vomiting; anxiety, palpitations, and insomnia
Actions	Promotes movement of Qi, harmonizes the Stomach, transforms Phlegm, moves Liver Qi, and calms the Spirit
Pattern	Rebellious Qi, constrained Lung and Stomach Qi, Damp Phlegm and Liver Qi stagnation
Tongue	Moist or Greasy White Coat that may be thick
Pulse	Wiry and Slippery or Wiry and Slow
Chinese name	Ban Xia Hou Po Tang
English name	Augmented Plum Pit Qi, 8 oz

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Description	Augmented Plum Pit Qi moves stagnant Qi, clearing emotional upset and anxiety. Over a period of time, unexpressed emotions damage the Spirit or Shen and impede the harmonious interaction of internal organs - both their functionality and their normal directions of movement. Qi stagnates and the Stomach and the Lungs are unable to move energy downward. When Rebellious Qi rises, fluids are not properly transformed and transported, leading to the accumulation of Phlegm in the throat and chest. The patient frequently complains of a feeling of constriction or obstruction in the chest, hypochondriac pain and, in some cases, coughing and/or vomiting. Augmented Plum Pit Qi elegantly addresses this pattern by transforming Phlegm, moving stagnant Qi, dissolving clumps, redirecting Rebellious Qi downwards, harmonizing the Middle Burner and soothing the emotions. (Kan Herb Company)
Ingredients	Fa ban xia (Licorice cured pinellia rhizome); Huo po (Magnolia bark); Fu ling (Poria); Gan jiang (Dried ginger rhizome); Zi su ye (Perilla leaf); Chai Hu (Buplerum root); Xiang fu (Cyperus rhizome); Qing pi (Tangerine dried rind of green fruit); Yu jin (Tumeric root tuber); Yuan zhi (da) (Polygala root)