Bai He Gu Jin Tang
29,90€
Description
Bai He Gu Jin Tang is an important Chinese medicinal formula consisting of a total of 10 carefully selected ingredients. The main components of this formula are lily bulbs (Bai He), purified rehmannia (Shu Di Huang) and unpurified rehmannia (Di Huang). These ingredients play a central role in the formula’s effectiveness and contribute significantly to its therapeutic properties.
The origin of this special formula dates back to 1573 AD, which underlines its long tradition and use in traditional Chinese medicine. Bai He Gu Jin Tang belongs to the category of formulas that aim to nourish and tonify the Yin in the body. Its main effects can be divided into two main points: Firstly, it nourishes the lung system as well as kidney yin and secondly, it has a moistening effect on the lungs.
In traditional Chinese medicine, it is believed that many health conditions can be caused by so-called “disharmonies” in the body. These disharmonies are referred to as specific “patterns”, the identification of which is of great importance for treatment. The real purpose of herbal formulas such as Bai He Gu Jin Tang is to target these patterns and thus restore the body’s natural harmony.
In this specific case, Bai He Gu Jin Tang is used by TCM practitioners to combat various health patterns. These include, for example, a lack of fluid in the body or dryness of the lungs as well as a lack of lung syndrome yin. From a Western medical perspective, such patterns can be associated with a variety of symptoms or diseases, including the absence of menstrual cycles in women and chronic diseases such as bronchitis or pharyngitis, which can be caused by inflammation.
Additional information
| Verabreichungsart | Pellets 200 pcs. |
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| TCM-Mindmapping | Wen Bing Xue (Heat Diseases) > Lung Yin Deficiency > Lung Empty Heat > Lung Qi Stasis > Blood Heat
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| Magisterrezepturen | Bai He 百合 (Bulbus Lilii) (9%) Sheng Di Huang 地黄 (Radix Rehmanniae). (18%) Shu Di Huang 熟地黄 熟地 (Radix Rehmanniae Preparata) (9%) Mai Men Dong 麦冬 (Radix Ophiopogonis) (13.5%) Xuan Shen 玄参 (Radix Scrophulariae) (7.2%) Chuan Bei Mu 川贝母 (Bulbus Fritillariae Cirrhosae) (9%) Jie Geng 桔梗 (Radix Platycodi) (7.2%) Dang Gui 当归 (Radix Angelicae Sinensis)(9%) Bai Shao Yao 白芍 (Radix Paeoniae Alba) (9%) Sheng Gan Cao 甘草 (Radix Glycyrrhizae) (9%)
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| Indikationen | Late sequelae of infectious diseases, dry lungs and mucous membranes, emaciation, dry cough or cough with little yellowish and sticky sputum, dry mouth and throat, chronic hoarseness, sunken cheeks, deep lung folds, night sweats, worsening late in the afternoon, flushing of the cheeks, tendency to fever in the afternoon and at night, detachment of the PO, nightmares
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| Kontraindikationen | Lungs mucus cold
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| Schwangerschaft | Allowed
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| Dosierung | Take 3 x 3 – 6 tablets a day with water
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| Pulsdiagnostik | Fu Mai – Superficial pulse, Xi Mai – Filiform pulse , Xi Mai – Filiform pulse , Xu Mai – Empty pulse , Shuo Mai – Rapid pulse
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| Zungenkörper | Thin, Narrow, Cracked, Dry, Red
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| Zungenbelag | Sparse, yellow, dry
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| Zu vermeiden | Fatty and spicy food, fried food, pork, pork fat, fatty fish such as salmon, hot spices such as pepper, chili or hot spice mixtures. Avoid alcohol or strong cocktails. Sweet dishes prepared with alcohol are also forbidden, such as chocolate, mon cherie, tiramisu. Also avoid eggs and dairy products, which are too fatty and difficult to digest. Garlic, onions and leeks are forbidden.
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| Kombinationen | DEW DROPS (chronic bronchitis), DRY TIGER SIRUP (dry cough), GENTLE BREATH (asthma)
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