Traditional therapeutic uses
Main indications: peptic and duodenal ulcer, hyperacidity, gastritis.
In Chinese energy, this formula is used to restore and strengthen the stomach, calm pain and neutralize excess acidity, disperse blood stasis.
Associated symptoms : belching, acid regurgitation, heartburn and heartburn, painful swelling of the gastric region
Dosage
4 to 6 tablets, 2 to 3 times a day, before meals
or as needed
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This product decreases gastric acidity, removes pain and helps regenerate ulcerated tissues of the gastric mucosa. It does not treat the cause of the disease. If your feelings of bitterness and burning constantly return, it would be better to consult a doctor and a therapist in traditional Chinese medicine.
Precautions
- Keep out of reach of children.
- There is also a product on the market called Wei Te Ling Wan. Although it has almost the same Chinese name, this preparation is different and aims to treat another syndrome.
Composition
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Name in pine yin |
Pharmaceutical name |
Therapeutic actions |
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Hai Piao Xiao |
Os sepiae seu sepiellae (cuttlefish bone) |
Hemostatic, astringent, controls acidity and stops pain |
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Yan Hu Suo |
Rhizoma corydalis (corydalis rhizome) |
Activates blood circulation, stops pain and disperses blood stasis |
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Feng Mi |
Email (honey) |
Tones the Center and calms spasms |
On the shelves
Although it does not meet the manufacturing standards ofAustralian Therapeutic Goods Administration, the following product has been analyzed showing that it does not contain pesticides, contaminants or synthetic drugs.
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Available in Chinese herbalists, several stores of natural health products as well as distributors of acupuncture equipment and traditional Chinese medicine.
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Research and writing: Arlette Rouleau, Ac., OAQ and Pierre Lefrançois |
ReferencesBensky Dan and Barolet Randall, Chinese Herbal Medicine, Formulas & Strategies, Seattle, Eastland Press, 1990. |
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