Functions:
When administered promptly these herbs will mobilize the Wei Qi to thwart the onslaught of a cold, flu or other external Wind, Cold and Damp invasion.
Indications (Symptoms):
_Helps soothe occasional chills, headache, sore muscles or tender skin
_Assists in alleviating occasional aversion to drafts, slight perspiration
_Aids in relieving occasional scratchy throat, slight dizziness
| Size | 1 Ounce |
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The average dose is 1-2 cc of solution, or approximately 20-30 drops, 2-3 times per day. Due to the efficiency of the double water-alcohol extraction process, 60-90 drops (2-3 cc) taken daily is equivalent to 1-2 cups (250-500 cc) of water decoction, the generally recommended daily dose.
For babies or young children, add the entire daily dose to 1 oz of boiling water to evaporate the alcohol, then add 3 oz of fruit juice or cereal with honey, maple syrup, or raw sugar to mask the taste. Total daily amount may be divided into 4-6 individual doses.
Pinyin Name
-Common Name
Gui zhi
-Chinese cinnamon twig
Dan dou chi
-Prepared soybean seed
Cong bai
-Welsh onion
Gan jiang
-Dried ginger rhizome
Ge gen
-Kudzu root
Xiang ru
-Haizhou elsholtzia herb
Gan cao
-Chinese licorice root
