113 XIAO FENG WAN - Breeze of the Silk Fan

113 XIAO FENG WAN – Breeze of the Silk Fan

Herbal formula based on Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM)

This traditional herbal formula is based on the principles of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) and is associated with supporting the body's balance in situations described in TCM as the influence of wind (风 fēng), heat (热 rè) and dampness (湿 shī) affecting the skin and superficial layers of the body.

Within TCM terminology, such formulas are traditionally used in conditions described as skin imbalance, sensitivity, or reactivity, especially when linked to internal disharmony.

The formula combines herbs traditionally used to harmonize the skin, blood, and internal environment according to classical Chinese medicine theory.

In accordance with EU regulations, no specific health claims can be made for this product.

Characteristics according to TCM

In the framework of Traditional Chinese Medicine, the formula is associated with:

• dispersing wind (风 fēng)

• clearing heat (热 rè)

• eliminating dampness (湿 shī)

• cooling and harmonizing the blood (血 xuè)

• supporting balance of the skin and superficial body layers

Traditional formula concept

The formula combines dispersing, cooling, and nourishing herbs:

• Jing Jie 荆芥, Fang Feng 防风, Niu Bang Zi 牛蒡子, Bo He 薄荷 – associated with releasing the exterior and dispersing wind

• Zhi Mu 知母 – clears heat and nourishes Yin

• Sheng Di Huang 生地黄, Dang Gui 当归, Bai Shao 白芍, Hei Zhi Ma 黑芝麻 – nourish and harmonize the blood, moisten dryness

• Gan Cao 甘草 – harmonizes the formula

In TCM, this combination reflects the principle that when the blood is harmonized, wind naturally subsides.

Traditional use

In TCM terminology, the formula is used in patterns described as wind, dampness, and heat affecting the skin.

These patterns may traditionally be associated with:

• itching or skin sensitivity

• alternating dry and moist skin conditions

• redness or sensation of heat in the skin

• worsening symptoms with warmth

These descriptions belong to TCM theory and do not represent modern medical diagnoses.

Warning

Not suitable in cases described in TCM as significant deficiency of Qi and blood.

If symptoms persist, consultation with a qualified practitioner is recommended.

Dosage

Typically 8 pills, 3 times daily.
For children under 12 years, usually half the dose.

Packaging

200 pills / 33 g