Remission Pills, 100 tablets

SKU	SF198-100
Brand	Seven Forests
Unit Size	100 tablets (crude herbs are powdered and combined with ginger and jujube extract, then formed)
Chinese Symptomology	Maintenance therapy for persons with disorders that go into remissionPrevention of stress-related flare-ups or symptoms
Western Symptomology	Perimenopausal symptoms
Actions	Harmonize liver/spleenNourish kidney/liverVitalize blood
Recommendations	Note: Seven Forest items are not eligible for any discounts and do not count toward free economy shipping minimum.
English name	Remission Pills, 100 tablets

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Description	Remission Pills is a combination of three traditional formulas: Minor Bupleurum Combination (Xiao Chaihu Tang) to harmonize liver and spleen, Rehmannia Six Formula (Liuwei Dihuang Wan) to nourish liver and kidney yin, and Persica and Carthamus Combination (Tao Hong Siwu Tang), to nourish and vitalize blood. This combination addresses syndromes that affect persons with chronic diseases marked by periods of relatively little symptomatic activity followed by periods of inflammation and flare-up (consider Reconciling Pills for the flare-up). Fundamentally, this is a harmonizing formula for the liver and spleen. Nourishing the liver, with tang-kuei, peony, cnidium, rehmannia, and cornus, helps alleviate qi stagnation and erratic qi flow that disturbs the digestive and immune systems. The liver is relaxed and cooled by bupleurum, scute, and moutan. Weakness of the spleen system may contribute to deficiency. This is addressed by ginseng, ginger, licorice, jujube, pinellia, hoelen, alisma, and dioscorea, which invigorate the stomach, enhance spleen function, eliminate stagnated dampness. Persica, carthamus, tang-kuei, peony, and cnidium disperse static blood; blood stasis is often a problem that persists after inflammation. The formula is similar to one recommended in China for preventing recurrence of multiple sclerosis attacks. Remission Tablets can serve as a middle-age anti-stress formula, addressing the syndromes that frequently arise at that time of life, namely liver stagnation from stressful situations, digestive disturbance from poor eating habits, and the combination of weakening yin and gradual development of blood stasis associated with aging.
Ingredients	Chai Hu (bupleurum) 12% Shu Di (rehmannia) 12% Huang Qin (scute) 9% Dang Gui (tang-kuei) 7% Bai Shao (peony) 6% Ban Xia (pinellia) 6% Ren Shen (ginseng) 6% Ze Xie (alisma) 6% Fu Ling (hoelen) 6% Shan Yao (dioscorea) 6% Shan Zhu Yu (cornus) 3% Mu Dan Pi (moutan) 3% Chuan Xiong (cnidium) 3% Tao Ren (persica) 3% Hong Hua (carthamus) 3% Sheng Jiang (ginger (e)) 3% Da Zao (jujube (e)) 3% Gan Cao (licorice) 3%

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