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Cinnamon Twig Decoction, 120 tablets

SKU	KT109A-120
Brand	Kan Traditionals
Unit Size	120
Properties	Supports a weakened constitution, such as after childbirth or after serious illness
Contraindications	Nor for use with Wind Cold invasion with Interior Heat. Use with caution in warm weather.
Chinese Symptomology	Occasional upper respiratory tract disturbances with aversion to wind without sweating; Occasional nasal congestion; Occasional sweating not specific to a region of the body. Occasional aversion to wind or draft. Occasional sensation of alternating heat and cold. Occasional upper body stiffness.
Actions	Regulates Protective and Nutritive Qi, releases pathogenic Wind Cold
Pattern	Exterior contracted Wind Cold leading to leading Exterior Cold deficiency
Tongue	Thin, white, moist coat
Pulse	Floating, may be frail or moderate
Recommendations	Click here to see a list of available sizes for Cinnamon Twig Decoction from Kan Traditionals.
Chinese name	Gui Zhi Tang
English name	Cinnamon Twig Decoction

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Description

Cinnamon Twig Decoction is indicated for Wind Cold invasion. When attacked by Wind Cold, the body's Nutritive Qi, if left vulnerable by weakened Protective Qi, is no longer capable of fulfilling its function of containing fluids, which leads to sweating. Open pores directly expose the individual to the external environment; and entry of Wind Cold impairs Lung Qi from regulating the body's skin and nose, resulting in nasal congestion. Dy heaves may also result when Protective Qi and Nutritive Qi are incapable of mutually regulating. It is also common for the individual to feel a natural sensitivity or aversion to drafts, tenderness, stiffness, and pain in the muscle layer - headache, and stiffness in the neck and shoulders.* (Kan Herb Company)

Ingredients

Ingredients
Pinyin Name		Common Name
Gui zhi		Chinese cinnamon twig
Bai shao		White peony root
Hong zao		Red jujube fruit
Zhi gan cao		Chinese licorice root (honey fried)
Gan jiang		Dried ginger rhizome