blood stasis – cosmosan – andrea merten

hóng huā • flos carthami • safflower flower • 红花

andrea — Fri, 02 Dec 2022 07:14:33 +0000

regulate blood

hóng huā is used for patterns with

blood stasis, trauma, chest bi syndrome.

symptoms indicating the use of hóng huā

gynecological problems such as abdominal pain, amenorrhea, postpartum dizziness, retained lochia and abdominal masses, trauma, non suppurative sores, carbuncles and dark, purplish erythema, incomplete expression of rash of measles.

not in pregnancy, and caution in anticoagulants.

these are my herb suppliers, whom i fully trust as they follow the strict guidelines of the swiss agency for therapeutic products swiss medic.

dr. noyer tcm • lian chinaherb • mykoplan vitalpilze

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táo rén • semen persicae • peach kernel • 桃仁

andrea — Sat, 05 Nov 2022 06:52:11 +0000

regulate blood

táo rén is used for patterns with

blood stasis, intestinal dryness.

symptoms indicating the use of táo rén

menstrual disorders, abdominal pain, traumatic injury, flank pain, lung abscess, intestinal abscess with fixed abdominal masses (associated with blood stasis), constipation.

not in pregnancy, and careful overdose is toxic!

these are my herb suppliers, whom i fully trust as they follow the strict guidelines of the swiss agency for therapeutic products swiss medic.

dr. noyer tcm • lian chinaherb • mykoplan vitalpilze

tcm pocketguide

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dāng guī • radix angelicae sinensis • chinese angelica root • 当归

andrea — Wed, 15 Jun 2022 07:58:43 +0000

tonify blood

dāng guī is used for patterns with

any kind of blood deficiency, especially gnyaecological, blood stasis, dry intestines, constipation, chronic wind-damp-bi with blood deficiency.

symptoms indicating the use of dāng guī

pale, dull face, blurred vision, palpitations, lusterless nails, tinnitus, amenorrhea, dysmenorrhea, abdominal pain, traumatic injury, sores and abscesses, cough.

careful in pregnancy, not with warfarin, avoid in diarrhea, distention because cloying.

these are my herb suppliers, whom i fully trust as they follow the strict guidelines of the swiss agency for therapeutic products swiss medic.

dr. noyer tcm • lian chinaherb • mykoplan vitalpilze

tcm pocketguide

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