Indications: All kinds of digestive problems, gastritis, gastroenteritis, indigestion, hemorrhoids, Crohn's disease... 

• Reduces gastric secretions to prevent the formation of ulcers, moreover, increases the levels of PGS locally, increasing cell proliferation and regeneration of damaged tissues...

Indications: Constipation

• The combination of ingredients in this formula works with your body to gently lubricate and moisten the intestines and promote bowel regularity, acting as a 100% natural laxative...

Indications: Alternation of constipation and diarrhoea, abdominal pain, fullness and distension, stools at times like small pellets and at other times very loose, mucus in the stools, irritability, tiredness, poor appetite. 

Uses: Distension of the lower abdomen (during menstruation) Frequent menstruation, 3-5 times per month (purplish-red or dark purple blood, with or without clots) Metrorrhagia Pain in the lower back during menstruation Pain of the abdomen without induration Pain of the lower abdomen Palpable masses in the abdomen, with or without pain   TCM Actions: Calms pain of the abdomen...[more]

Western Uses: Bacillary dysentery Dark urine Delirium Dry mouth Dry throat Dysuria Encephalitis Epistaxis Furuncle Hematemesis High fever Insomnia Irritability Jaundice Pneumonia Scanty urine Septicemia Skin infection Urinary tract infection   Clinical Trials and Studies on the anti-cancer effect of Huang Lian Jie Du Tang: Huang-lian-jie-du-tang is a formula of traditional...[more]

Indications: Constipation

• The combination of ingredients in this formula works with your body to gently lubricate and moisten the intestines and promote bowel regularity, acting as a 100% natural laxative...

Indications:  It is used to treat Stomatitis, Gingivitis, Idiopathic halitosis, toothaches, gingival swelling, ulceration, and bleeding, swelling pain in the lips, tongue and cheeks, halitosis, dry mouth and tongue...     Clinical Applications   Treating Periodontitis 60 cases of acute periodontitis were treated with Qing Wei San. The results...[more]

Indications :     * Irregular Menstruation     * Dysmenorrhea     * Amenorrhea     * Acute Pelvic Inflammatory Disease     * Retention of Lochia     * Intestinal Obstruction Applications in Traditional Chinese Medicine: Category of the formula: Breaks Blood stagnation and drains heat Language:...[more]

Indications: Nausea, vomiting, gastritis, peptic ulcer disease, Meniere's syndrome, etc..

One of the ingredients in this formula, ginger, is known to stimulate gastric juices... This root is a medicinal herb used primarily for the treatment of Dyspepsia (inconformity after meals)...

Western Uses: Acid regurgitation Acute gastroenteritis Belching Chronic gastritis Chronic gastroenteritis Diarrhea Distension of the abdomen Distension of the epigastrium Fullness of the abdomen Fullness of the epigastrium Gastroenteritis of nervous origin Indigestion Loose stools Nausea Peptic ulcer Poor appetite Sensation of heaviness Vomiting   TCM Actions: Harmonizes the...[more]