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Unit Size | 2 |
Potency | 7:1 |
Contraindications | Do not use with loose stools, or toothache due to Wind Cold. Contraindicated during pregnancy. |
Chinese Symptomology | Heat rising and accumulating in the Stomach channel; Heat |
Western Symptomology | Toothache, bleeding gums, mouth or canker sores, other painful swelling or inflammatory conditions; frontal headaches, red eyes; red face, extreme thirst for cold drinks, strong hunger, irritability; acid regurgitation, epigastric pain |
Actions | Clears Stomach Fire, enriches Stomach and Kidney Yin, cools the Blood |
Pattern | Stomach Fire, Stomach and Kidney Yin Deficiency |
Tongue | Dry, red body with yellow or no coating |
Pulse | Rapid, and large or small, possibly rootless, slippery, or floating |
Chinese name | Qing Wei San and Yu Nu Jian |
English name | Stomach Support (Cool the Stomach), 2 oz |
Cool the Stomach clears an excess condition of Stomach Fire by strongly clearing Heat and addressing Kidney Yin deficiency created by Stomach Fire. (Kan Herb Company)
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