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Chuan Xin Lian Kang Yan Pian

Pu Gong Ying clears heat and resolves toxins, clears heat and eliminates dampness, disperses welling abscesses and scatters nodulations. Some Chinese authors also feel that this medicinal has the ability to course the liver and rectify the qi as well as promote lactation and, therefore, eve supplement yin. Ban Lan Gen clears heat and resolves toxins, cools the blood and disinhibits the throat. Chuan Xin Lian also clears heat and eliminates dampness - some TCM practitioners will use this herb as a substitute for Huang Lian.

    • SKU
      GN115A
    • Weight
      0.2 lbs
    • Barcode
      689076276061
    • English name
      Andrographis Pills
  • Brand
    Great Nature Classic Tablets by Blue Poppy
  • Unit Size
    90 Tabs
  • Dosage
    3 caps / 2x / daily
  • Potency
    7:1 750mg
  • Chinese Symptomology
    Heat toxins and/or damp heat evils.
  • Actions
    Clears heat and resolves toxins, clears heat and eliminates dampness
  • Pattern
    Seasonal epidemic toxins associated with wind heat and damp toxins
  • Chinese Herbs - Formulations
    • Chinese Herbal Formulas
      Tablet
    • Materia Medica - Chinese Formulas
      Clear Heat
Ban Lan Gen (Isatidis Radix) 1125 mg Chuan Xin Lian (Andrographis Herba) 562.5 mg Pu Gong Ying (Taraxaci Herba) 562.5 mg

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