Description
Ingredients: Eriobotrya, Rhemannia, Asparagus, Ophiopogon, Chih Shih, Capillaris, Dendrobium, Licorice, Scutellaria, Gardenia, Phellodendron.
Combination’s Energy Level: Cool.
Combination’s Taste: 65% Sweet, 35% Bitter, 10% Piquant.
Main Meridians: H, SP and K.
Commentaries:
1. Infections in the mouth.
2. Canker sores.
3. Gum infections and/or corruption.
4. Toothache.
5. Cancer on tongue, in mouth or throat (refer to instruction #5 under Understanding Herbal Combinations).
6. Throat ulcer.
7. Tooth decay.
8. Dry mouth (lack of saliva).
9. Throat irritation and mucous created by excessive talking.
Disclaimer: In the herbal combinations that are listed the reader must realize that even though western pathological terms are used under commentaries, this does not mean that this site is prescribing herbal medicine. It is only a reference for the further comprehension of the reader. Please consult The Great Tao by Stephen T. Chang. These descriptions are excerpted from Dr. Chang’s translations and syntheses of ancient and current Chinese medical texts. These descriptions are not intended as medical recommendations nor as a substitute for sound medical advice. If you have a health problem, please consult a professional health practitioner. We make no claims about the effectiveness of these products. These descriptions are for educational/informational purposes only. The effectiveness of these formulas are currently unsubstantiated by Western science, whose methods of analysis are not yet applicable to understanding these complex formulas.
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