Dang Gui Si Ni Tang, 1oz.

SKU	KT114B-1
Brand	Kan Traditionals
Unit Size	1oz. Bottle
Potency	7:1
Contraindications	Body fluid deficiency or Yin deficiency with Heat. Caution in warm climates or summer season.
Western Symptomology	Occasional frigid, cold hands and feet, possibly the whole limb, that feel cold to the touch and to the person, Occasional pale or sallow complexion, pale nails, lips or eyelids, Occasional lethargy or lassitude, Occasional discomfort at the wrist, hips, legs or feet, Occasional joint, lower back or leg discomfort, Occasional difficulty concentrating, Occasional irregular menstruation
Actions	Nourishes the Blood, dispels Cold, warms, opens and unblocks the Vessels and Channels
Pattern	Blood deficiency, Nutritive Qi blocked by Cold, Cold invasion in the Vessels and Channels
Tongue	Pale with white coat, possibly pale purple
Pulse	Deep, fine or barely palpable
Recommendations	Complementary Formulas: Four Cold Extremities, Four Substances, Rehmannia Six
Chinese name	Dang Gui Si Ni Tang

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Description

Nourishes the Blood, dispels Cold, warms, opens and unblocks the Vessels and Channels.*

Ingredients

Pinyin Name		Common Name
Gui zhi		Chinese cinnamon twig
Dang gui shen		Dong quai root
Bai shao		White peony root
Xiao tong cao		Japanese helwingia pith
Hong zao		Red jujube fruit
Zhi gan cao		Honey fried Chinese licorice root and rhizome
Gan jiang		Ginger rhizome