Shu Di Huang (Wine-Prepared Rehmannia Root)- Liquid Extract (Tincture) Fertility & Women's HealthWhat is it? The Chinese Herb Shu di (huang) is the dried root of the rehmannia plant (Rehmannia glutinosa Libosch) that has been soaked in millet wine & steamed. It is slightly warming and is said to "strongly" tonify blood & yin. It is among the most commonly prescribed herbs in Chinese Medicine to address gynecological issues stemming from blood deficiency (such as spotting, amenorrhea, light color flow volume, or other irregularities). Shu di huang
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Pe Min Kan Teapills unblocks the nose and breaks up phlegm and is appropriate for use for to address a variety of symptoms associated with the common cold presenting with sinus congestion
is a traditional Chinese herbal formula renowned for its ability to harmonize the body’s internal environment
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For mosquitos and insect bites
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or Long Dan Xie Gan Wan is a Chinese Herbal Medicine formula that helps clear heat/drain fire from the Liver channel
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