JOYFUL DAYS is used for the late effects of Qi stagnation. This herbal preparation resolves Qi and Blood stagnation, opens the LUO vessels, relieves pain, calms and has a preference for Jue Yin. JOYFUL DAYS can also be used for the treatment of Qi and Blood stagnation due to Yi and Shen Plus conditions.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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Dissolve liver qi congestion
\nliver 3 – tai chong (shu, yuan) – xie fa
\nlarge intestine 4 – he gu (yuan) – xie fa<\/p>\n
Dissolve gallbladder qi congestion
\ngallbladder 34 – yang ling quan (he, xia he xue, gui) – xie fa
\ngallbladder 40 – qiu xu (yuan) – xie fa
\ngallbladder 41 – zu lin qi (dai mai, shu) – xie fa<\/p>\n
Harmonize liver and spleen
\nliver 13 – zhang men (mo spleen, ba hui xue, liver and gallbladder) – xie fa <\/p>\n
Mastopathy
\nstomach 34 – liang qiu (xi) – xie fa
\nstomach 18 – ru gen – xie fa
\nstomach 25 – tian shu (mo – large intestine) – xie fa
\ngallbladder 24 – ri yue (mo) – xie fa
\nliver 14 – qi men (mo, yin wei mai) – xie fa<\/p>\n","yn_product_verabreichungsart":"Pellets 140pcs.","yn_product_dosierung":"
The preparation should mainly be taken in the morning (wood hour of the day) or 3 x 6 to 9 tablets throughout the day.<\/p>\n","yn_product_combinations":"
NO WORRY (stress – tension), HAPPY DAYS (being depressed to mild depression), SIX FLOWERS (Shen Qi congestion), FIVE QUEENS (blood congestion), EASY FLOW COLD (dysmenorrhea), LADY’S RELIEF (mastopathy)<\/p>\n","yn_product_avoidable":"
Hard-to-digest foods, fried potatoes, chips, fatty and fried foods, pork, sausage, ham, bacon, garlic, leek, onions, stress<\/p>\n","yn_product_tcm_mindmapping":"
Liver and gallbladder Qi congestion > Yang Ming and Tai Yin Qi congestion > wetness > phlegm > hardening > lump formation > pain<\/p>\n","yn_product_tongue_body":"
Edges and tip of tongue are swollen, blotchy edges (blood congestion)<\/p>\n","yn_product_tongue_coating":"
Thin and white<\/p>\n","yn_product_pulse_diagnostics":"
xian mai – tense, shi mai – full, chi mai – slow<\/p>\n","yn_product_indications":"
Hepatomegaly, splenomegaly, dysmenorrhea, depressed state, feeling of oppression, sighing, flank and breast pain, mastopathy, lumpy feeling, swelling and pain in the upper warmer, chest and lower abdomen<\/p>\n","yn_product_contra_indications":"
Qi and blood congestion<\/p>\n","yn_product_pregnancy":"
Contraindicated<\/p>\n","yn_product_herbs":"
cyperi rhizoma praep – chao cu xiang fu, bupleurum radix praep – chao cu chai hu, scutellariae baicalensis radix – huang qin, citri reticulatae viride pericarpium – qing pi , paeoniae albae radix – bai shao yao<\/p>\n","yn_product_magisterrecipes":"
Si Ni San, Xiao Yao San, Chai Hu Su Gan San<\/p>\n"},"yoast_head":"\n