Functions:
Qi is restored by strengthening the ability of the Spleen to transform, the Lung to transmute, and the Kidney to concentrate and retain. By fortifying the three sources of Qi (Spleen, Lung, Kidney) strength, mental determination, and enthusiasm are renewed, thereby relieving occasional weariness and strain.
Indications (Symptoms):
_Helps relieve occasional weariness and weakness
_Supports memory and concentration
_Assists with occasional difficulty arising after a full nights sleep, or sleepiness and tiredness in the afternoon
_Soothes occasional chilliness and sensitivity to wind and changes in weather
_Supports immunity
Three tablets are equivalent to 2 cc of liquid extract. One to two tablets, 2-3 times a day constitutes a daily dose. However, the actual range for individual doses may vary substantially. Practitioners should be attentive to customizing dosages based on customer requirements and tolerance.
Pinyin Name
-Common Name
Huang qi
-Astragalus root
Ci wu jia shen
-Eleuthero root and rhizome
Bai zhu
-White atractylodes rhizome
Wu wei zi
-Schisandra fruit
Ji lin bai ren shen
-White Asian ginseng root
Bi ba
-Long pepper fruit
Zhi gan cao
-Chinese licorice root (honey-fried)
Zhi ke
-Bitter orange mature fruit
Lian qiao
-Forsythia fruit
Jie geng
-Platycodon root
Ji lin bai ren shen tail
-White Asian ginseng tail
For a stronger and more rapid effect, the formulas should be taken on an empty stomach. For those with more sensitive stomachs, doses should be taken with food or after meals (this moderates the herbs effects and rate of absorption).
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