YaoMedica 003 TONG YAO ZHUI TANG – Relaxed support – tincture 50 ml

YaoMedica 003 TONG YAO ZHUI TANG – Relaxed Support – tincture 50 ml

The Releasing Support tincture is based on the traditional Chinese medicine formula Tong Yao Zhui Tang (通腰追痛汤). In TCM, it is associated with patterns described as Yao Tong (腰痛), referring to discomfort in the lower back and lower limbs, often linked to blockages of energy and blood.

These patterns are traditionally connected with blood stasis Xue Yu (血瘀) and the influence of pathogenic factors Feng (风 – wind), Han (寒 – cold) and Shi (湿 – dampness), which may obstruct natural movement in the musculoskeletal system.

Composition

Ru Xiang (乳香) – olibanum – Res. olibanum, Mo Yao (没药) – myrrh – Res. myrrhae, Ji Xue Teng (鸡血藤) – spatholobus stem – Caulis millettiae seu spatholobi, Yan Hu Suo (延胡索) – corydalis – Rhiz. corydalis, Ba Ji Tian (巴戟天) – morinda root – Radix morindae, Xi Xian Cao (豨莶草) – Herba siegesbeckiae, Wei Ling Xian (威灵仙) – clematis root – Rad. clematidis, Lu Lu Tong (路路通) – liquidambar fruit – Fruct. liquidambaris, Shu Di Huang (熟地黄) – prepared rehmannia root – Rad. rehmaniae preparata, Chuan Xiong (川芎) – ligusticum – Rhiz. ligustici, Niu Xi (牛膝) – achyranthes root – Rad. achyranthis, Du Huo (独活) – angelica pubescens root – Rad. angelicae pubescentis.

Dosage

Shake well before use; slight cloudiness is natural. The daily dose is approximately 1 drop per 1 kg of body weight, divided into two doses (morning and evening). Take on an empty stomach, ideally at least 30 minutes before meals or one hour after meals. Dosage should be adjusted to individual needs.

Effects according to traditional Chinese medicine

In traditional Chinese medicine, this formula is associated with resolving blood stasis Xue Yu (血瘀), promoting the movement of Qi (气), and addressing patterns known as Bi Zheng (痹证). It is traditionally linked to expelling Feng (风), Han (寒), and Shi (湿), and supporting the Kidney system Shen (肾).

Note

This description is based on traditional use within Chinese medicine. It does not constitute a health claim under EU legislation.