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Jade Calm, 1 oz
Jade Calm, 1 oz
| SKU | KJW100-1 | |
| Brand | Jade Woman Herbals by Kan | |
| Unit Size | 1 fl oz. dropper bottle | |
| Dosage | As directed | |
| Potency | 7:1 | |
| Properties | For Premenstrual Syndrome with Breast Pain. | |
| Contraindications | Do not use during the acute phase of an infection or attack by an external pathogen. | |
| Chinese Symptomology | breast pain or swelling; moodiness and irritability; possibly abdominal cramping or discomfort; insomnia. | |
| Western Symptomology | PMS; Premenstrual syndrome | |
| Actions | Relieves constrained Liver Qi; calms the mind; cools Heat in the Liver; nourishes and regulates the Blood; supports the Spleen and Kidney | |
| Pattern | Rising Heat due to Obstructed Liver Qi | |
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| English name | Jade Calm | |
| Description | This formula opens up the movement of Qi, where it has been constrained, softening the Liver and protecting the Blood.*
"When Liver Qi is obstructed, not only will breast pain or swelling likely manifest before the period but also moodiness and irritability, possibly abdomen cramping or discomfort. The formula aims to relieve breast and abdomen soreness or swelling, primarily by easing the movement of Qi which has been constrained. However for many women, more disturbing than the discomfort of breast swelling or abdominal cramping, are the mood changes they experience. Irritability or a sense of frustration is common, sometimes accompanied by teariness and a feeling of hopelessness or depression. Insomnia can accompany these symptoms. When the Liver Qi moves without obstruction many of these emotional symptoms are alleviated. ,,. Heat often develops in the Liver as a result of obstructed Qi. It is this Heat which can cause headaches as Liver Qi rises and can also effect the Heart, leading to agitation and disturbed emotions, on top of the frustration already caused by the obstructed Liver Qi. This constrained Heat is why many women complain about feeling more flushed or hot before their period, and more restless at night." -Lyttleton: Formula Guide Jade Woman Herbals "In women with stressful lives and marked Liver Qi stagnation, this is a useful formula to take, on an ongoing basis. Once premenstrual symptoms are improved the formula could be given the the latter one or two weeks of the menstrual cycle only. However many women, particularly those in stressful situations, like to take this sort of formula most of the time. If a patient is also Yin deficient, the use of a Yin tonic constitutional formula in the first two weeks of the cycle would be advised, with the use of Jade Calm being restricted to the latter two weeks." - Lyttleton |
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| Ingredients | He huan pi - Silk tree bark; Chai hu - Bupleurum root; Bai shao - White peony root; Chi shao - Chinese red peony root; Dang gui shen - Dong quai root; Chuan xiong - Sichuan lovage rhizome; Mu dan pi - Tree peony root bark; Dan shen - Chinese salvia root and rhizome; Zhi xiang fu - Cyperus rhizome (prepared); Xu duan - Sichuan teasel root; Qing pi - Tangerine dried rind of green fruit; Bo he - Chinese mint herb | |
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