Yin Qiao 300 tablets

Brand: Kan Traditionals

Yin Qiao 300 tablets


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Product Description

Yin Qiao (300 tablets)

Unit Size 300
Dosage 1-2 tablets up to four times a day in acute cases.
Potency 7:1
Properties Relieves early stages of cold, allergies, headache, sore throat.
Contraindications Not recommended for pregnant or nursing women
Chinese Symptomology Sore throat; Low fever; Thirst; Aching shoulders and neck; Headache; Swollen glands; Dry cough; Skin itching with heat;
Western Symptomology Common cold; Influenza; Pediatric ear infection; Tonsillitis; Chicken Pox; Rubella; Measles; Hives
Actions Dispels pathogenic wind, clears heat, resolves toxin, benefits the throat, relieves thirst, diffuses lung qi.
Pattern Pathogenic wind invasion; Heat; Toxin;
Tongue Red tip with a thin, white or yellow coat
Pulse Floating and rapid
Chinese name Yin Qiao San
English name Yin Qiao (300 tablets)

Description

Yin Qiao is a well known formula for treating the early stage of febrile diseases. In our culture, modern pharmaceuticals, especially antibiotics, often fail to deal completely with the various infections transmitted by airborne pathogens or intimate contact between people. Antibiotics can, with repeated use, actually weaken the body's defenses against illness, especially for viral syndromes for which they are ineffective.

In Chinese medicine, Defensive (wei) qi is responsible for protecting the body from invasion by pathogenic factors such as Wind, Heat, and Cold. Wei qi circulates in the outer layers of the body, between the skin and muscles; its function is to prevent external pathogens from penetrating to deeper levels of the body where they might affect the functioning of the organs. A vacuity of wei qi makes a person prone to catching colds and flus more frequently.

The failure of many people to take the "common cold" seriously often results in further weakened immunity and feelings of chronic ill health. When an exterior Wind Heat condition is not treated properly, the pathogen can penetrate to the shao yang level, midway between the interior and exterior, where it might remain entrenched. This usually manifests asa an internal Heat or Damp Heat condition. The leftover Heat or Damp Heat can further damage the Qi and Yin of the body, resulting in vacuity states which leave one open to further invasion by "external evils."

Ingredients

jin yin hua (honeysuckle flower) lian qiao (forsythia fruit) jie geng (platycodon root) niu bang zi (burdock fruit) bo he (Chinese mint herb) dan dou chi (prepared soybean seed) jing jie (schizonepeta herb) dan zhu ye (lophatherum leaf and stem) lu gen (phragmites rhizome) gan cao (Chinese licorice root)

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