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Zhe Chong Yin Granules, 200g
Zhe Chong Yin Granules, 200g
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Zhe Chong Yin is a TCM gynecological formula that transforms accumulations, dispels stasis, stops pain, invigorates the blood, and supports the regulation of menstruation. Contraindicated during pregnancy.
Zhe Chong Yin, translated as Drink to Turn Back the Penetrating Vessel, is a TCM gynecological formula used to address blood stagnation in the lower burner, particularly patterns involving accumulated blood and qi stagnation affecting the uterine channel and menses. It has a strong blood-moving character and should be used with appropriate caution.
- Transforms blood accumulations in the lower burner and uterine channel
- Dispels blood stasis to remove obstructions affecting the menses
- Stops pain associated with blood stagnation in the lower abdomen
- Invigorates the blood to promote healthy circulation in the uterus
- Supports the regulation of menstruation in blood stagnation patterns
Contraindicated during pregnancy. Available from KPC Herbs as 5:1 concentrated granules. Intended for use under the guidance of a licensed TCM practitioner.
English Name: Drink to Turn Back the Penetrating Vessel, Cinnamon & Persica Combination
Chinese Name: Zhe Chong Yin
Unit Size: 200g bottle
Potency: 5:1
Channels Entered: Liver, Heart, Spleen
Actions: Transforms accumulations; Dispels Stasis; Stops pain; Activates the Blood; Regulates menstruation
Pattern: Blood Stagnation in the Lower Jiao
Chinese Symptomology: Irregular menstruation; Painful menstruation; Lower abdominal pain during menstruation; Lower back pain during menstruation; Amenorrhea; Abdominal accumulations due to Blood Stasis; Headache; Postpartum bleeding or pain; Post-miscarriage bleeding or pain; Vertigo; Dysmenorrhea
Contraindications: Do not use long term. Contraindicated during pregnancy.
Ingredients
Prunus Persica (Kernel) - TAO RENDong Quai (Root) - DANG GUIWhite Peony (Root) - BAI SHAOCinnamon (Twig) - GUI ZHISichuan Lovage (Root) - CHUAN XIONGMoutan (Root Bark) - MU DAN PICorydalis (Rhizome) - YAN HU SUOCyathula (Root) - NIU XiCarthamus Tinctorius (Flower) - HONG HUA
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