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The Hammer on Gu Nerves tincture is based on Su He Tang Nao Guo, a blend used in traditional Chinese medicine.
The hidden pathogen is due to the diminishing quality of our immunity the modern scourge of humanity. Imagine that an ordinary person is resistant and can resist the invasion of various pathogens. However, if their Zheng Qi is weakened, they’re easily attacked by an acute pathogen in the form of Feng wind. Gradually, the greater part will cure, but it may be hidden somewhere in the deeper layers, waiting for the opportunity to steal part of our energy. Then a weakness or stress is enough and the pathogen starts to show very diverse symptoms. Often, the patient says, "It's like feeling weird all the time, but it never comes to anything." The hidden pathogen is sometimes unable to be detected by western diagnostic methods and the affected person ends up on anti-depressants.
Clinical notes:
Mixture author: New Recipes for the Treatment of Gu - 1823 - Lu. Shun De
| Chinese | English | Latin |
| Zi Su Ye | Perilla, leaf | Fol. perillae |
| Bo He | Mint, leaf | Fol. menthae |
| Bai Zhi | Dahurian angelica, root | Rad. angelicae dahuricae |
| Lian Qiao | Weeping forsythia, fruit | Fruc. forsythiae |
| Chuan Xiong | Ligusticum, rhizome | Rhiz. ligustici |
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Yu Jin
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Turmeric, globular rhizome | Rhiz. curcumae |
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Mu Xiang
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Costus, root | Rad. aucklandiae |
| Gui Jian Yu | Ramulus euonymi | |
| Bai He | Chinese lily, bulb | Bulb. lilii brownii |
| Huang Jing | Rhiz. polygonati | |
| He Huan Pi | Mimosa, bark | Cort. albizziae |
| Dang Gui | Female ginseng, root | Rad. angelicae sinensis |
| Wu Jia Pi | Acanthopanax bark, root bark | Cor. radicis acantopanacis |
| Tu Fu Ling | Catbriers, root | Rhiz. smilacis |
| Qing Hao | Sweet wormwood, tops | Herb. artemisiae annuae |
| Shi Chang Pu | Dwarf sedge, rhizome | Rhiz. acori |
| Ku Shen | Shrubby sophora, root | Rad. sophorae flavescentis |
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