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Juan Bi Tang (Chuan Pi Tang) Granules, 100g

Juan Bi Tang (Chuan Pi Tang) Granules, 100g

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Juan Bi Tang (Chuan Pi Tang) is a TCM formula that clears wind-cold and dampness from the channels and promotes blood circulation.


Juan Bi Tang, also known in some versions as Chuan Pi Tang, is a TCM formula traditionally used to address painful obstruction (bi syndrome) caused by wind-cold and dampness invading the channels, combined with blood stagnation impairing free circulation. Its combined strategy of dispersing wind-cold-damp and promoting blood circulation makes it suited to cold-type bi syndrome presentations.

  • Clears wind-cold from the channels to relieve wind-cold bi syndrome
  • Dispels dampness obstructing the channels and joints
  • Promotes blood circulation to address the stagnation underlying pain
  • Addresses patterns of wind-cold-damp painful obstruction with blood stagnation

Available from Min Tong Herbs as 5:1 concentrated granules. Intended for use under the guidance of a licensed TCM practitioner.


English Name: Qiang Huo & Turmeric Combination
Chinese Name: Juan Bi Tang, Granules
Unit Size: 100 grams
Actions: Supplements and harmonizes the defensive and constructive, dispels wind and eliminates dampness
Pattern: Wind damp impediment with concomitant qi and blood vacuity
Chinese Symptomology: SIGNS & SYPMTOMS OF WIND DAMP IMPEDIMENT INCLUDE: Stiffness and pain in the neck, shoulder, upper back;Difficulty moving;Generalized heaviness. SIGNS & SYMPTOMS OF WIND DAMP IMPEDIMENT INCLUDE: Fatigue; Lack of strength;A moderate (i.e., relaxed, slightly slow), forceless pulse. SIGNS & SYMPTOMS OF BLOOD VACUITY INCLUDE: Numbness of the extremities;Muscle cramping;A pale facial complexion;A pale tongue;A fine pulse


Ingredients

Astragalus Radix (Huang Qi) 13.33% Angelica Sinensis Radix (Dang Gui) 13.33% Paeonia Rubra Radix (Chi Shao) 13.33% Notopterygium Radix (Qiang Huo) 13.33% Siler Radix (Fang Feng) 13.33% Curcuma Rhizoma (Jiang Huang) 13.33% Ziziphus Fructus - Red (Da Zao) 8.90% Glycyrrhiza Radix (Gan Cao) 6.68% Zingiber Officinale Radix (Sheng Jiang) 4.44%

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