Calm Dragon, 60 tablets

SKU	KT108-60
Brand	Kan Traditionals
Unit Size	60 tablets
Dosage	2-3 tablets, 2-3 times per day
Chinese Symptomology	Migraine headache. Anxiety disorder. Withdrawal from medication or recreational substances, alcoholism treatment. Insomnia with vivid dreams, palpitations, delirium. Nausea and vomiting. Neurosis and other psycho/emotional disorders. Hypertension, hyper-thyroidism, prementrual syndrome, post-influenza patterns, chronic fatigue syndrome
Actions	Harmonizes the Shao Yang level, relieves agitation
Pattern	Unsettled Spirit, blockage of all three Yang levels and confinement of Yang Qi in the interior
Tongue	Red body with greasy, white or yellow coating, swollen edges
Pulse	Wiry, rapid or tense, slippery, flooding or deep, tense
Chinese name	Chai Hu Jia Long Gu Mu Li Tang
English name	Calm Dragon, 60 tablets

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Description	According to Fang You-Zhi in the Treatise on Febrile Diseases Caused by Cold with 500 Cases by Luo Xi-Wen: "after adoption of a purgative there is an internal vacuity. Thus, external Heat intrudes into the interior and ascends together with fluid up to the diaphragm, causing vexation. As the Heart is located above the diaphragm, when the Correct (zheng) Qi is vacuous and the Pathogenic (xie) Qi is strong, the spirit of the Heart is disturbed, causing delirium and irritablity, heaviness in the four extremes and general malaise." This is the original pattern associated with this formula, however, its modern applications have been greatly expanded. Calm Dragon Formula can be used for a wide range of psychological and emotional disorders, including acute anxiety when there is a Shao Yang or Liver Phlegm-Heat disorder, or an internal blockage of Yang Qi. It is highly effective in substance abuse programs for ameliorating withdrawal symptoms of cigarette, alcohol or drug dependencies. Its combination of warm, cold, supplementing and draining ingredients restores equilibrium to body and mind by regulating the Triple Burner (san jiao) mechanisms.
Ingredients	chai hu (bupleurum root); fa ban xia (treated pinellia rhizome); zhi zi (gardenia fruit); hong zao (red jujube fruit); huang qin (Chinese skullcap root); gui zhi (Chinese cinnamon twig); fu ling kaui (poria cocos fruiting body); duan mu li (oyster shell); dai zhe shi (hematite); long gu (dragon bone); ji lin bai ren shen (white Asian ginseng root); gan jiang (dried ginger root); ji lin bai ren shen (white Asian ginseng tail)