Siler & Coix Clearing Formula (300 tablets)

Siler & Coix Clearing Formula (300 tablets)

SKU	KT142-300
Brand	Kan Traditionals
Unit Size	300 tabs
Dosage	2-3 tablets, 2-3 times per day
Properties	Soothes skin disorders.
Chinese Symptomology	Facial sores. Acne and pimples due to Fire and Toxins in the Upper Burner. Moist eczema. Facial flushing, Conjunctivitis. Red nose. Otitis media. Gingivitis. Favus (fungal skin condition). Appropriate for any suppurative swelling and inflammation on the face or head
Actions	Clears Heat, Wind and Fire, detoxifies and expels pus
Pattern	Fire, Heat and Toxins in the Upper Burner from Liver/Stomach Fire counterflow
Tongue	Red with possible yellow coat
Pulse	Rapid, forceful and possibly floating
Chinese name	Qing Shang Fang Feng Tang Jia Yi Yi Ren
English name	Siler & Coix Clearing Formula (300 tablets)

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Description	Siler and Coix Clearing Formula focuses on Heat and toxicity in the Upper Burner and is an excellent formula for clearing inflammation and toxins specifically from the head and face. This prescription is drying and detoxifying and is most appropriate for Damp-Heat skin conditions that are red and weepy with exudate. Patients with this presentation have Liver and Stomach counterflow with Heat rising to the face and head and accompanying symptoms such as constipation, absence of sweating, scanty urination and excessive thirst. This prescription may be differentiated from Derma Wind Release because the latter focuses more on an exterior Wind-Heat or Dampness interacting with an internal condition of Damp-Heat. Siler and Coix Clearing Formula focuses more on skin eruptions from Heat and toxins in the Upper Burner caused by Liver and Stomach Heat counterflowing upwards.
Ingredients	bai zhi (fragrant angelica root) chuan xiong (Sichuan lovage root) fang feng (siler root) jie geng (platycodon root) huang qin (Chinese skullcap root) lian qiao (forsythia fruit) yi yi ren (Job\'s tears seed) zhi zi (gardenia fruit) jing jie (schizonepeta herb) bo he (Chinese mint herb) zhi shi (bitter orange immature fruit) gan cao (Chinese licorice root) chuan huang lian (coptis rhizome)