Treasure of the East Single Herb Extract Granules
Xuan Fu Hua Granules, 100g
Xuan Fu Hua Granules, 100g
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Inula flower directs qi downward to stop cough, softens hardened phlegm to break up clumped accumulations, promotes the dissipation of pathogenic water.
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Excerpted from Bensky: Chinese Herbal Medicine Materia Medica, 3rd ed.
Dosage Treasure of the East recommends splitting the dosage into two or three servings per day. If taken twice a day, each serving size is 5 grams. If taken three times a day, each serving should be 3 grams. Each measuring spoon included with Treasure of the East granules holds 1.5g. Weight and age also affect dosage, and you can use the following table to identify the suggested dosage for patients based on age and weight:
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English Name: Inula japonica, Japanese Elecampane
Chinese Name: Xuan Fu Hua,
Unit Size: 100 gram bottle
Taste: Bitter, Acrid, Salty - Bensky
Properties: Slightly Warm - Bensky
Channels Entered: Liver, Lung, Stomach, Spleen - Bensky
Actions: Directs qi downward to stop cough, softens hardened phlegm to break up clumped accumulations, promotes the dissipation of pathogenic water.
Pattern: Phelgm accumulations - Bensky
Chinese Symptomology: Phlegm accumulations, thin mucus; Vomiting, hiccough, belching - Bensky
Materia Medica: Transform Phlegm & Aid Cough
Contraindications: Inappropriate for dry cough due to yin deficiency or for debilitated patients with loose stools - Bens
Ingredients
Full-spectrum, water-based herbal extract; concentrated 5:1; granules (100g/bottle).Chinese Name:, Xuan Fu Hua English Name: Inula Flower Latin Name: Inulae Flos
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