Jin Gui Shen Qi Wan Granules, 100g

Warms and Tonifies Kidney Yang*

English Name: Kidney Qi Pill
Chinese Name: Jin Kui Shen Qi Wan, Jin Kui Shen Qi Wan, Ba Wei Di Huang Wan
Unit Size: 100g bottle
Potency: 5:1
Actions: Warms and Tonifies Kidney Yang
Pattern: Kidney Yang deficiency
Chinese Symptomology: Aversion to Cold. Watery stools with undigested food. Lower back pain. Weakness of the lower extremities. A cold sensation in the lower half of the body. Tenseness in the lower abdomen. Pain and cramps in the lower abdomen. Panting and irritability to the point of having difficulty lying down. Will breathe most comfortably while leaning against something. Nocturia. May be numbness in the lower abdomen. Urinary difficulty with edema or Spasmodic pain in the lower abdomen. Excessive If severe, may be incontinence of urine. May have persistent diarrhea. Dizziness. Vertigo. Dysuria May have flushed face (Yang floating upward). Thirst with frequent, copious urination (Xiao Ke). Fatigue (severe). May have severe perspiration (Yang floating upward). Constipation. Lassitude. Pale face. Edema of the face and feet. Severe edema of the legs (may prevent walking). Maybe cough. Maybe asthma.
Contraindications: Contraindicated for those with Yin Deficiency with dry mouth and throat and a red tongue with no coat. Use with caution for those with gastrointestinal weakness. Contraindicated for those with marked ascites. Contraindicated for those with frequent diarrhea. Contraindicated for those with facial flushing with fever. Contraindicated during pregnancy.

Ingredients

Serving size: 1 tsp (2g)Servings per container: 50Sheng di huang (rehmania root) 595mgShan yao (dioscorea rhizome) 296mgShan zhu yu (cornus fruit) 296mgZe xie (alisma rhizome) 222mgFu ling (poria) 222mgMu dan pi (moutan root bark) 222mgFu zi (aconite root) 74mgGui zhi (cinnamon twig) 74mg