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Go to the shopHarmonizes the Shao Yang level, Anchors the Spirit, promotes the flow of Yang Qi, strengthens Spleen Qi, subdues Yang, helps in regulating the relationship between the protective Qi in the Exterior and Nutritive Qi in the Interior.
Thirst, Emotional Well Being, Cardiovascular Support, Uncomfortable Sensation of Heat
Bupleurum root (Chai hu), Chinese cinnamon twig (Gui zhi), Chinese red ginseng root and rhizome (Hong ren shen), Chinese rhubarb rhizome & root (Da huang), Chinese skullcap root (Huang qin), Dragon bone (Long gu), Ginger cured pinellia rhizome (Jiang ban xia), Ginger rhizome (Gan jiang), (Fu ling)
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Should this be taken with food or on empty stomach?
Hi, thanks for your question!
The manufacturer, Kan Essentials, recommends giving the herbs with meals.
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