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The Dam Cleanse tincture is based on the Gu Zhen Jia Mai Ya Wan blend and created with the aim of maintaining a healthy 
prostate. The prostate is a small organ the size of a walnut. Men over fifty often deal with prostate issues. Such issues only worsen as the patient ages. Apart from a loss of strength and vitality, the flow of Qi and fluids slows down. Over time, blockages appear in crucial places, one of those places being the prostate. Acute and chronic prostatitis or benign prostatic hyperplasia are the most frequent prostate issues. Symptoms include irregular urine flow, urine stoppage, painful urination, or a burning sensation in the prostate region. According to Chinese medicine, this is caused by a combination of several problems: weakened yang energy of the kidneys, damp-heat, or a blocked flow of blood, qi, and fluids.
This formula contains a large dose of saw palmetto which didn’t originate in China, but North America where Native Americans picked it to treat prostate issues. Serenoa (saw palmetto) is used to promote prostate health, a functional reproductive and urinary system, or healthy hair growth.
Tongue: according to the prevailing pattern
Pulse: according to the prevailing pattern
| Chinese | English | Latin |
| Tu Si Zi | dodder seed, seed | Sem. cuscutae |
| Jin Ying Zi | Cherokee rose, fruit | Fruc. rosae laevigatae |
| Fu Ling | China root, sclerotium | Skler. poriae |
| Mu Li | oyster, shell | Concha ostreae |
| Mai Ya | germinated barley, fruit | Fruc. hordei germinatus |
| Serenoa | saw palmetto | Serenoa repens |
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Shied, Ellis - Handbook of Formulas in Chinese Medicine
Ando - Farmakologie klasické čínské medicíny
Hampen, Fischer - A Materia Medica for Chinese Medicine
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