HAPPY DAYS is mainly used for the treatment of frustration (Yi Plus = Qi congestion) and a mild form of depression. This preparation should mainly be taken in the morning during the liver and gallbladder phase of the day. HAPPY DAYS harmonizes and relaxes especially the Qi of Shao Yang (Gallbladder) and Jue Yin (Liver) and gives a cheerful disposition.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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Dissolve liver qi stagnation
\nlarge intestine 4 – he gu (yuan) – xie fa
\nliver 3 – tai chong (shu, 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
Open heart channels
\nheart 5 – tong li (luo) – xie fa
\ncirculation 6 – nei guan (luo, yin wei mai) – xie fa
\nstomach 6 – jia che – gui chuan (gui) – xie fa
\nsi shen cong – M-HN-1 (brain,cns) – xie fa <\/p>\n
Drain Tough Phlegm
\ncirculation 5 – jian shi – gui lu (jing, gui) – xie fa
\nstomach 40 – feng long (luo) – xie fa
\nren mai 12 – zhong wan (mo>stomach, ba hui xue, small intestine, san chiao, stomach) – xie fa
\nstomach 25 – tian shu (mo – large intestine) – xie fa
\nstomach 39 – xia ju xu (xia he xue – small intestine, lake of blood, chong mai) – xie fa
\nstomach 37 – shang ju xu (xia he xue – large intestine, lake of blood, chong mai) – xie fa <\/p>\n
Dissolve blood stasis
\nspleen 10 – xue hai (lake of blood) – xie fa <\/p>\n
Clear liver and gallbladder fire
\nliver 2 – xing jian (ying) – xie fa
\ngallbladder 43 – xia xi (ying) – xie fa<\/p>\n","yn_product_verabreichungsart":"Pellets 140pcs.","yn_product_dosierung":"
3 x 6 to 10 tablets a day, always before meals and especially in the morning after getting up together with peppermint tea<\/p>\n","yn_product_combinations":"
BRIGHT FUTURE (depression), NO WORRY (stress), SIX FLOWERS (Qi and blood congestion), JOYFUL DAYS (Qi congestion – pain), PEACEFUL NIGHTS (insomnia), DEEP SLEEP FORTE (insomnia)<\/p>\n","yn_product_avoidable":"
Sugar, chocolate, Coca Cola, dairy products, especially yoghurt with fruit and sugar, tropical fruit, banana, smoking<\/p>\n","yn_product_tcm_mindmapping":"
Liver and Gallbladder Qi congestion > Spleen and Stomach Qi congestion > Wetness > Phlegm > Tan > Tan closes the Heart channels > being depressed and also a mild form of depression<\/p>\n","yn_product_tongue_body":"
Swollen and slightly reddish edges of the tongue, red tip of the tongue<\/p>\n","yn_product_tongue_coating":"
White, moist and sticky<\/p>\n","yn_product_pulse_diagnostics":"
Liver and gallbladder position: xian mai – tense, shi mai – full, shuo mai – fast<\/p>\n","yn_product_indications":"
Depression, listlessness, sluggishness, difficulty sleeping through the night, worsening in autumn, listlessness, inner restlessness, conjunctivitis, bad breath, bitter taste in the mouth in the morning<\/p>\n","yn_product_contra_indications":"
Yin deficiency, Empty heat, Blood heat, Phlegm heat, Fire<\/p>\n","yn_product_pregnancy":"
Allowed<\/p>\n","yn_product_herbs":"
cyperi rhizoma – xiang fu, bupleurum radix – chai hu, acori graminei rhizoma – shi chang pu, pinelliae ternatae rhizoma – ban xia, caulis bambusae in taeniam – zhu ru, citri reticulatae pericarpium – chen pi, magnoliae officinalis cortex – hou po<\/p>\n","yn_product_magisterrecipes":"
Chai Hu Su Gan San, Si Ni San, Xiao Yao San, Shao Yao Tang<\/p>\n"},"yoast_head":"\n