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Xiao Yao Wan, 360 teapills
Xiao Yao Wan, 360 teapills
| SKU | HT187-360 | |
| Brand | Herbal Times Teapills | |
| Unit Size | 360 | |
| Dosage | 4 pills, 3 times daily. | |
| Potency | 3:1 / 300mg | |
| Properties | In certain cases, premenstrual symptoms may be aggravated by too high a dosage. Reduce dosage accordingly and continue therapy. | |
| Chinese Symptomology | Rib distention; breast tenderness, fatigue; loss of appetite, bitter mouth, dry throat, headache related to Liver function disorder, menstrual cycle disorders; dizziness. | |
| Western Symptomology | Chronic hepatitis, pleuritis, chronic gastritis, neurosis, chronic menstrual problems, PMS, breast masses or cysts, chronic fatigue syndrome, depression, ulcers, heartburn, irritable bowel syndrome. | |
| Actions | Relieves Liver Qi stagnation; strengthens Stomach and Spleen functions; harmonizes Stomach and Liver functions. | |
| Pattern | Liver Qi stagnation or blood deficiency. | |
| Chinese name | Xiao Yao Wan, 360 teapills | |
| English name | Free and Relaxed Pills | |
| Description | This is a valuable product for premenstrual syndrome, or, as the Chinese correctly observe, premenstrual tension. Recommended use is between ovulation and the first day of the period. A course of treatment may take four to five months. The formula has similarities to Xiao Chai Hu Wan, and has applications for a variety of Liver disorders, including digestive disturbance, irregular periods, infertility and chronic hepatitis, or cirrhosis. (Fratkin, Chinese Herbal Patent Medicines) | |
| Ingredients | Sheng Jiang (Fresh Ginger): 14.3%; Bai Shao (Chinese White Peony Root): 14.3%; Bai Zhu (Bai-zhu Atractylodes Rhizome): 14.3%; Chai Hu (Bupleurum Root): 14.3%; Fu Ling (Poria; Hoelen; Tuckahoe): 14.3%; Dang Gui (Chinese Angelica Root): 14.3%; Gan Cao (Licorice Root): 11.4%; Bo He (Chinese Mint): 2.8% Other Ingreidnets: Talcum, Activated Carbon, Beeswax |
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