Rehmannia 8 90 capsules

About Rehmannia 8

An unbalanced diet, a sedentary lifestyle, aging, and the stress of the hurried modern life can drain your vital energy. When we lose our balance and lack energy, we put our health at risk of becoming more susceptible to illnesses. Also, the recuperation period even after a simple winter flu can be longer than expected.

Maintaining primary energy levels, in general, is the primary concern of Eastern medicine, which focuses on restoring a patient’s vitality, health, and energy rather than working on the illness. For instance, Chinese healers look for blockages in the flow of energy within the body instead of treating the system that suffers in isolation, be it the nervous, circulatory, digestive or another. For a problem to occur, there must be an imbalance of qualities in the body. Finding those imbalances (by tracking where the energy flow is obstructed) and clearing energy flow impairments will subsequently restore the body’s vitality and health.

How Rehmannia 8 Works

The formula contains a proprietary blend of Rehmannia, which is very effective in clearing the energy blockages and restore health, and 7 more, equally potent, energizing herbs. Rehmannia 8 contains condensed knowledge of ancient Chinese medicine (the traditional Jin Gui Shen Qi Wan formula that was used to tonify kidney yang and qi) and modern research to help regulate yin and yang imbalances and stimulate qi energy to alleviate fatigue and aging-related disorders.

The traditional Jin Gui Shen Qi Wan formula has Fu Zi (aconite). Rehmannia 8 omits this ingredient and replaces it with Du Zhong (eucommia), which has an added benefit to the bones, ligaments, and tendons while reducing its (the formulas) warming effect.

Important Factors in Restoring Energy

According to TCM (traditional Chinese medicine), the following are the three most fundamental factors in regaining health energy levels:

Qi – A vital force that translates as energy flow, life force, material energy or air. Qi is associated with the energy flow around and through the human body. By “decoding” the flow and rhythm of qi, one can guide treatments to provide longevity and stability. The more we age, the more our Qi is used up. The rate of that Qi “consumption” depends on the movement and balance of vital qualities.

Yin – The yin is the fluid component of the body (i.e., the fluid that supports the disc of the spine and the joints), the coolness that enables us to sweat in just the right amount to regulate our temperature, and the moisture that plumps up the skin and muscles. It is related to dampness and downward, cold movement. Yin prevents the mind from racing and keeps us stable and balanced. If the yin cools and nourishes yang, then yang is balanced. Otherwise, it rises causing sore throats, red face, headaches, irritability, nosebleeds, and manic behavior.

Yang – As opposed to yin, Yang represents heat, dryness, and upward movement. It is the force behind the fluids of the body and protects the Yin. In general, anything strong on the exterior body is Yang. For example, the front part of the body is soft and vulnerable (therefore, yin). The back contains the spine which holds the ribs that protect the interior organs (hence, yang). Yang organs do not store. They receive, circulate, excrete the product of digestion. When yang activates and warms yin, yin is stable. If not, it leads to low energy, pale face, poor blood circulation, hypo-activity, and cold limbs.

Rehmannia 8 Ingredients

Shu Di Huang (Rehmannia) – Helps supports normal fertility, soothe inflammation, regain the blood that was lost during a menstrual cycle, and rebuild the lining of the endometrial wall. It also replenishes the kidney.

Fu Ling (Poria) – It is used for anxiety, amnesia, fatigue, dizziness, diarrhea, enlarged spleen, restlessness, insomnia, stomach issues, tension, and tension. It also pacifies the heart.

Mu Dan Pi (Tree peony root) – It clears liver fire, reduces swelling, cools the blood, clears heat (deficiency heat included) and promotes blood circulation.

Shan Yao (Chinese yam) – It aids in the treatment of conditions related to weak lungs and helps balance the yon and yang energies. It has been traditionally used to treat disorders associated with the kidneys, spleen, and stomach.

Shan Zhu Yu (Cornus) – An ingredient that is diuretic, antifungal, hepatic, astringent, tonic, antitumor, and hypertensive. It is used for diabetes, senile lumbago, erectile dysfunction, fever, arthritis, and cystitis, among others. It also nourishes the kidney and liver yin.

Ze Xie (Alisma) – It treats dizziness, edema, painful urinary disorders, diarrhea, and vertigo. It is also effective with disorders linked to water and dampness in the lower jiao. It resolves dampness and alleviates symptoms associated with kidney fire.

Rou Gui (Cinnamon bark) – It treats intolerance of cold, kidney-yang deficiency, cold limbs, asthma, reduced appetite, spleen-kidney deficiency, cold lower extremity and feverish upper body, dizziness, impotence, ringing in the ears, dysmenorrhea, ulcers, and many more. It also promotes immune response.

Consult your healthcare provider for recommended serving size.

Rehmannia 8 Side Effects

The formula should be used with caution in cases of kidney yin deficiency with heat signs, such as night sweats and hot limbs.

About the Manufacturer

Health Concerns is a company devoted to providing top quality herbal therapies to people that wish to lead healthy and balanced lives. They combine the wisdom of ancient traditions of the east with western nutritional science and manufacture concentrated, professional-grade formulas of high potency and purity.