Tangkuei Decoction for Frigid Extremities
Tangkuei Decoction for Frigid Extremities – 1oz
This is Si Jin Bao’s version of a classical formula first published in 傷寒論 Shäng hán lùn Discussion of Cold Damage in 220 AD. It was originally designed to Warm the Channels, Disperse Cold, Nourish the Blood, and Unblock the Blood Vessels.
Tangkuei Decoction for Frigid Extremities – 1oz
This is Si Jin Bao’s version of a classical formula first published in 傷寒論 Shäng hán lùn Discussion of Cold Damage in 220 AD. It was originally designed to Warm the Channels, Disperse Cold, Nourish the Blood, and Unblock the Blood Vessels.
| Weight | 3 oz |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 1 × 1 × 4 in |
| Bundle Options | Individual Bottle, 5 Pack, 10 Pack |
| 蔬菜甘油 | Gān Yóu | Vegetable Glycerin |
| 桂枝 | Gui Zhi | (Saigon) Cinnamon Twig, Cassia Twig |
| 當歸 | Dang Gui | Tangkuei, Chinese Angelica Root |
| 白芍 | Bai Shao | White Peony Root |
| 細辛 | Xi Xin | Chinese Wild Ginger |
| 大棗 | Da Zao | Jujube, Chinese Date |
| 炙甘草 | Zhi Gan Cao | Honey Prepared Licorice |
| 蒸馏水 | Zhēng Liú Shuǐ | Distilled Water |
For best results take 30 minutes before or after food or drink. Add 1 oz. of boiling water to recommended dosage using the information below. Cover for 5 minutes, drink warm & take twice daily.
7 Years to Adult – 20 drops
2 to 6 Years – 10 drops
1 Year – 7 drops
Newborn – 3 drops
Lasts eleven and a half (11 1/2) days for adult dosage
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