ARES is used for the effective treatment of heel spurs, a painful condition often caused by overloading and incorrect loading of the foot. This special preparation has several modes of action: It stabilizes and supports spleen function, which is very important for the overall health of the body. In addition, ARES helps to drain excess dampness and heat from the so-called Lower Warmer – a concept from traditional Chinese medicine that relates to specific areas of the body. <\/p>\n
The ability of ARES to move the blood as well as the Qi plays a crucial role in relieving pain and promoting better circulation in the affected area. Through these comprehensive mechanisms of action, ARES not only contributes to pain relief, but also promotes tissue healing and improves the overall well-being of the patient.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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Local needling and ashi points
\nbladder 60 – kun lun (jing) – xie fa
\nkidney 3 – tai xi (shu,yuan) – bu fa (opposition to bl 60) <\/p>\n
Move blood
\nbladder 40 – wei zhong (he, xia he xue – bladder, xi of blood, jing bie ni\/bl) – xie fa
\nspleen 10 – xue hai (lake of blood) – xie fa <\/p>\n
Dissolve gallbladder qi congestion
\ngallbladder 34 – yang ling quan (he, xia he xue, gui) – xie fa
\ngallbladder 39 – xuan zhong – jue gu (mark) – xie fa
\ngallbladder 40 – qiu xu (yuan) – xie fa
\ngallbladder 36 – wai qiu (xi) – xie fa<\/p>\n
Blisters Heat and wetness Discharge heat
\nbladder 63 – jin men (xi, yang wei mai) – xie fa
\nbladder 66 – to ting gu (ying) – xie fa
\nbladder 64 – jing gu (yuan) – xie fa
\nbladder 65 – shu gu (shu) – xie fa <\/p>\n
Replenish kidney yin
\nkidney 3 – tai xi (shu,yuan) – bu fa
\nkidney 7 – fu liu (jing) – bu fa<\/p>\n","yn_product_verabreichungsart":"Pellets 140pcs.","yn_product_dosierung":"
3 x 6 to 10 tablets a day, always before meals, for at least 30 to 120 days<\/p>\n","yn_product_combinations":"
CLEANSING DAYS TABLETS and TEA for 12 days to clear the Wet Heat from the Jue Yin, ACHILLEUS to relieve pain, FREE FLOW TABLETS, apply FREE FLOW GEL, OIL and SPRAY externally several times a day<\/p>\n","yn_product_avoidable":"
Alcohol, bacon, sausage, ham, pork in general, salt, seafood, hard-to-digest foods, fatty cheese<\/p>\n","yn_product_tcm_mindmapping":"
Spleen Qi deficiency > Kidney Yin deficiency > Dampness Heat in the Lower Warmer > Tough Phlegm Heat and Blood stasis block the Luo Mai<\/p>\n","yn_product_tongue_body":"
Broad, red and cracked<\/p>\n","yn_product_tongue_coating":"
Yellowish in the lower warmer<\/p>\n","yn_product_pulse_diagnostics":"
duan mai – short, xu mai – empty, xi mai – thin, se mai – rough
\nLower warmer position: da mai – wide and light hua mai – sliding<\/p>\n","yn_product_indications":"
Heel spur, pain in the heel area, tenderness at the tendon attachment<\/p>\n","yn_product_contra_indications":"
Yang deficiency, internal cold, wet cold, diarrhea and polyuria<\/p>\n","yn_product_pregnancy":"
Contraindicated<\/p>\n","yn_product_herbs":"
coicis semen – yi yi ren, poria cocos – fu ling, alismati rhizoma – ze xie, chaenomelis fructus – mu gua, achyranthis bidentae radix – huai niu xi, moutan cortex – mu dan pi, ligustri fructus – nu zhen zi, ecliptae herba – han lian cao, loranthi ramulus – sang ji sheng, salviae radix – dan shen, glycyrrhizae uralensis radix – gan cao<\/p>\n","yn_product_magisterrecipes":"
Zhi Bai Di Huang Tang, Si Miao San<\/p>\n","yn_product_video":"https:\/\/shop.diolosa.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/03\/Ares.mp4"},"yoast_head":"\n