052 TAO HONG SI WU WAN

Traditional Herbal Formula According to TCM Principles

Description According to Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM):

• Supports the smooth circulation of Qi and Xue (Blood)

• Traditionally associated with harmonizing cyclical energy patterns

Characteristics:
This traditional herbal formula is based on the classical Si Wu Wan recipe and its variants. In the context of TCM, it is traditionally selected in cases where there is a perceived imbalance between the nourishment and circulation of Xue (Blood), particularly where signs of stagnation may be present.

It has historically been used as part of a broader TCM approach aimed at promoting internal harmony. Traditionally, it is chosen when the natural rhythm of the female cycle is temporarily disrupted, particularly in the premenstrual phase.

Herbal Composition (according to classical TCM sources):
The formula consists of two main groups of herbs: one group traditionally supports nourishment, while the other supports smooth movement and circulation. Main ingredients include:

• Shu Di Huang – traditionally linked to supporting the Gan (Liver) and Shen (Kidneys) systems

• Bai Shao – considered to harmonize the relationship between Qi and Xue

• Dang Gui – often described in classical texts as balancing and nourishing Xue

• Chuan Xiong – associated with promoting the smooth flow of Qi and Xue

• Tao Ren and Hong Hua – described as aiding the free movement of Blood and clearing blockages

Some original substances have been substituted with alternative herbs of comparable traditional use, due to import restrictions or CITES protection regulations within the EU.

Warning:
Not recommended during pregnancy or in cases of excessive menstrual bleeding. Should not be taken by individuals using blood-thinning medications (e.g. warfarin).

Recommended Use (based on traditional practice):
Typically taken 3 times a day, 8 pills per dose, for at least 4 weeks.

Packaging:
200 pills / 33 g