Er Chen Tang

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Blend description:

The Two mature ones tincture is based on Er Chen Tang, a blend used in traditional Chinese medicine.

The traditional Chinese medicine mixture Er Chen Tang, which dates back to the 11^th century, was used to remove Shi Tan (moist mucus) from the body. Often, Tan is due to a weakening of Fei (lungs) after recurrent external wind invasions and/or a weakened Pi (spleen) due to inappropriate eating habits. According to Chinese medicine, Pi (spleen) sends pure fluids up, from where Fei (lungs) 'spray' them all over the body. If the Pi (spleen) is weakened (unsuitable eating habits or stress), moisture accumulation (cause of overweight or whitish discharge) occurs and consequently also Tan (mucus) formation. Generally, this mucus manifests in Fei (lungs). However, it can be anywhere in the body, the so-called hidden Tan, and can create blockages and block the flow of Qi energy. The manifestations of these blockages are a variety of strange, inexplicable and asymmetric problems.

Effects according to Chinese medicine:

• transforms Tan (mucus), mainly Shi Tan (wet mucus)
• restores Qi circulation

• if mucus is due to impaired spleen function (this is almost always the case in children), we recommend adjusting eating as described in the www.cinskyherbar.cz
• reducing dairy products and sweets consumption is important

Composition:

Other educational sources:

Sheid, Bensky, Ellis, Barolet: Chinese Herbal Medicine Formulas and Strategies
Shied, Ellis - Handbook of Formulas in Chinese Medicine
John K.Chen, Tina T.Chen - Chinese Herbal Formulas and Applications
Ando - Farmakologie klasické čínské medicíny
Hampen, Fischer - A materia Medica for Chinese Medicine
Giovanni Maciocia- The Practice of Chinese Medicine
Giovanni Maciocia- The Tree Treasures
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