CALMING THE WIND is used for the treatment of Parkinson’s and similar disease patterns. This preparation calms Liver Wind and Wind Phlegm (Feng Tan), degums Shao Yang and Yang Ming (TAN), clears the sense organs, unblocks the eight subtle channels of the Heart, opens the LUO vessels, relieves the CNS and nourishes the essence (Jing). With this disease, it is important to accompany the therapy with acupuncture.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
CALMING THE WIND is used for the treatment of Parkinson’s […]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"featured_media":1385882,"template":"","meta":{"_acf_changed":false},"product_brand":[],"product_cat":[11837],"product_tag":[11859],"class_list":{"0":"post-3836041","1":"product","2":"type-product","3":"status-publish","4":"has-post-thumbnail","6":"product_cat-neurology-en","7":"product_tag-parkinsons-disease","9":"first","10":"instock","11":"taxable","12":"shipping-taxable","13":"purchasable","14":"product-type-simple"},"acf":{"yn_product_audio":"https:\/\/shop.diolosa.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2018\/12\/DL_0779.mp3","yn_product_video":"https:\/\/shop.diolosa.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2024\/04\/Calming-the-Wind-2.mp4","yn_product_akupunktur":"
Clear Shen and CNS and expel Wind Phlegm
\ndu mai 20 – bai hui – bai lao (lake of the bone marrow, bladder) – xie fa
\ndu mai 26 – ren zhong – gui gong (stomach, (stomach, large intestine, gui) – xie fa
\nsi shen cong – M-HN-1 (brain, cns) – xie fa
\nba gua si shen cong – M-HN 1 (8 needles)
\nyin tang – M-HN-3 – xie fa <\/p>\n
Harmonize stomach and spleen
\nstomach 40 – feng long (luo) – xie fa
\nspleen 3 – tai bai (shu, yuan) – bu fa <\/p>\n
Distant points of the head
\nlarge intestine 15 – jian yu (yang qiao mai) – xie fa
\nlarge intestine 11 – qu chi (he – gui) – xie fa
\nlarge intestine 4 – he gu (yuan) – xie fa
\ncirculation 5 – jian shi (jing) – xie fa
\ncirculation 6 – nei guan (luo, yin wei mai) – xie fa
\ngallbladder 34 – yang ling quan (he, xia he xue, gui) – xie fa
\ngallbladder 40 – qiu xu (yuan) – xie fa
\nspleen 10 – xue hai (xue) – xie fa
\nliver 2 – xing jian (ying) – xie fa <\/p>\n
Dissolve blood congestion – let it bleed
\nbladder 40 – wei zhong (he, xia he xue – bladder, xi of blood, jing bie ni\/bl) – xie fa – let it bleed
\ncirculation 3 – qu ze (he) – xie fa – let it bleed
\nsan chiao 3 – zhong zhu (shu) – xie fa – let it bleed <\/p>\n
Replenish kidney yin
\nkidney 3 – tai xi (shu,yuan) – bu fa
\nkidney 7 – fu liu (jing) – bu fa
\nspleen 6 – san yin jiao (le,ni,mb) – bu fa<\/p>\n","yn_product_verabreichungsart":"Pellets 140pcs.","yn_product_dosierung":"
3 x 4 to 9 tablets a day, for at least 6 to 12 months<\/p>\n","yn_product_combinations":"
CALM RELIEF (hypertension), PEACEFUL GENERAL (cholesterol), BURNOUT RELIEF (stress), CALM HEAVEN (migraine), YIN ROOT, SAN BAO TEA (yin deficiency), FIVE DRAGONS (Luo Mai)<\/p>\n","yn_product_avoidable":"
Alcohol, smoking, coffee, latte, black tea, green tea, garlic, onions, leeks, seafood, pork, sausage, ham, bacon, margarine, drinks packaged in aluminum (dangerous), sweetener (dangerous), hot and hot spice mixtures<\/p>\n","yn_product_tcm_mindmapping":"
Kidney Yin deficiency > Liver Yin deficiency > Liver Wind > Gallbladder Phlegm Heat > Tan and Blood Congestion in the brain > Parkinson’s disease<\/p>\n","yn_product_tongue_body":"
Crooked, shaky, swollen on one side, blotchy<\/p>\n","yn_product_tongue_coating":"
Stripy, sticky and yellow<\/p>\n","yn_product_pulse_diagnostics":"
Upper heater: xian mai – taut, xi mai – thin or wei mai – thread-like, se mai – rough<\/p>\n","yn_product_indications":"
Parkinson’s acute<\/p>\n","yn_product_contra_indications":"
Hypotension, hypothermia<\/p>\n","yn_product_pregnancy":"
Contraindicated<\/p>\n","yn_product_herbs":"
polygalae radix – yuan zhi, acori graminei rhizoma – shi chang pu, salviae radix – dan shen, paeoniae rubrae radix – chi shao yao, glycyrrhizae uralensis radix – gan cao, gastrodiae rhizoma – tian ma<\/p>\n","yn_product_magisterrecipes":"
Di Huang Yin Zi, Zhen Gan Xi Feng Tang, Dao Dan Tang, Ban Xia Bai Zhu Tian Ma Tang, Wu Hu Shui Feng San, Zhi Jing San<\/p>\n"},"yoast_head":"\n