Zizyphus Sleep (120 tablets)

SKU	KT151-120
Brand	Kan Traditionals
Unit Size	120
Dosage	2-3 tablets up to three times per day.
Properties	Eases insomnia, restlessness.
Chinese Symptomology	Insomnia. Restless sleep. Excessive dreaming. Vacuity vexation. Anxiety. Irritability. Palpitations. Night sweating. Dizziness or vertigo. Menopausal patterns. Post operative insomnia and anxiety. Pediatric night crying. Sleep disorders
Actions	Supplements Blood, calms Hun and Shen, clears Heat, calms irritability and benefits sleep
Pattern	Liver and Heart Yin and Blood vacuity
Tongue	Light red and dry
Pulse	Wiry and thready, possibly rapid
Chinese name	Suan Zao Ren Tang
English name	Zizyphus Sleep (120 tablets)

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Description	According to the Chinese classics the ethereal soul/hun is said to reside in the eyes during the day and rest in the Liver at night while the eyes are closed. If the Liver Blood is vacuous, the ethereal soul has no place to rest, thus it is said to float up and wander. This rising up of the Yang is experienced as agitation, an inability to sleep, excessive dreaming and scattered thoughts that do not cease. This condition is considered to be more serious than simple insomnia because the deficient Liver Blood is unable to restrain the Yang. In the sheng/generating cycle of the five phases, Wood is the mother of Fire and nourishes its child, but if the mother is deficient it can lead to Heart Yin and Blood vacuity, with anxiety, irritability, palpitations, dizziness and night sweats. This pattern, called xu fan/vacuity vexation, is most common in patients who are stressed and overworked, as well as emotionally and physically depleted. It can also appear in post-partum women, patients with Blood loss after a serious trauma or surgery and when Heat evil damages the Yin. Zizyphus Sleep Formula nourishes the Liver and Heart Blood and Yin, clears vacuity Heat and calms the ethereal soul and shen/spirit.
Ingredients	suan zao ren chao (roasted sour jujube seed) chuan xiong (Sichuan lovage root) fu ling kuai (poria cocos fruiting body) zhi mu (anemarrhena rhizome) gan cao (Chinese licorice root)