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Gui Pi Wan, also called: Return the Spleen Formula, Gui Pi Tang, Kwei Pi Wan, Great Spleen Restoration, Kwei Be Wan, Angelicae Longona Extract, Women's Nourishing Yin Teapills, Gui Pi Pian.
The classic Gui Pi Wan formula is an excellent tonic formula useful for temporary relief of insomnia, fatigue or poor appetite. It supports the health of the digestive system.*
Function:
Gui Pi Wan is a classic tonic formula that tonifies spleen qi and heart qi, nourishes heart blood, secures qi and calms shen.
Indications:
Use for heart shen disorders due to weak spleen qi.
Gui Pi Wan is a classic formula with a wide variety of
applications. Differentiation from
insomnia due to yin deficiency is made by observing a pale tongue and
looking for other blood deficiency symptoms such as scant periods, dry
hair and skin, or cracked finger nails.
*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
We recommend that you consult with a Traditional Chinese Medical practitioner, physician, or veterinarian before using any products or if you have any questions regarding your health or the health of your pet.
Directions:As a dietary supplement, take 8 pills, 3x daily.
Discontinue during colds and flu, as tonics tend to drive pathogenic factors into the interior. Ingredients:
(Pin Yan) Bai zhu, Fu ling, Yuan zhi, Long yan rou, Dang gui, Dang shen, Huang qi, Suan zao ren, Mu xiang, Da zao, Gan cao
(Botanical) Atractylodes macrocephala rhizome, Poria cocos fungus, Polygala tenuifolia root, Dimocarpus longan fruit, Angelica sinensis root, Codonopsis pilosula root, Astragalus membranaceus root, Ziziphus jujuba seed, Aucklandia lappa root, Ziziphus jujuba fruit, Glycyrrhiza uralensis root
(Other) Talcum, Botanical wax
Contents:1 bottle of 200 pills
Min Shan® teapills have been produced at the Lanzhou Foci Pharmaceutical Co. Ltd, since 1929. They pioneered the manufacturing of extracted teapills, and their products are the genuine and original “Lanzhou Pills”. Their domestic and internationally GMP certified factory and products have won numerous awards for quality and excellence. Each batch
of Min Shan® teapills is tested for microbials, heavy metals, and a
host of other important quality control parameters. See
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Warnings:
Discontinue use during colds or flu.
General Cautions:
Keep away from animals and children.
This product has not been evaluated by the FDA. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
We highly recommend that you consult with a Traditional Chinese Medical practitioner or physician before taking any products or if you have any questions regarding your health.
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More Information
About fibromyalgia and TCM:
The approach
of Chinese medicine is to differentiate symptoms into patterns of disease, and
then treat the patterns based on centuries of clinical experience.
The pattern of Spleen/Heart Deficiency fits the classic symptoms of fibromyalgia. Another
pattern that fits the profile of a fibromyalgia patient is called Liver
Chi Stagnation with Liver invading the Spleen.
The emotion of worry or
over-concentration interferes with the Spleen's ability to nourish the
Heart and other muscle tissue. Symptoms of muscle pain and insomnia
follow as the Spleen and Heart become more deficient and imbalanced over
time. The goal of treatment is to nourish the Spleen so it can properly
nourish the Heart and other muscles, and to bring the Spleen and Heart
into balance. Gui Pi Wan specifically designed for Spleen/Heart
Deficiency.
Liver Chi stagnation can result from an improper diet or
the origin can be emotional- a combination of stress and deep,
unexpressed anger. One of the major responsibilities of the Liver is to
ensure the smooth flow of Chi, blood, and emotions. Since anger is the
emotion associated with the Liver, extreme or unexpressed anger can
really compromise its functioning. Most people are familiar with the way
the emotions of anger and fear can interfere with digestion. When we
are emotionally upset, we feel that our stomachs or our intestines are
"tied up in knots." Chinese medicine says that the Liver is "invading"
the Spleen or Stomach. It is interesting that about fifty percent of
people with fibromyalgia also have some form of irritable bowel
syndrome. This is entirely consistent with the pattern of Liver Chi
Stagnation/Liver invades Spleen. Shu Gan Wan is an old formula which
breaks up Liver Chi stagnation. Xiao Yao Wan is a formula used when the
Spleen is being affected by a dysfunctional Liver. The length of time it
takes to see results from treatment depends on how serious the symptoms
are. Acupuncture, Chinese herbal formulas, and dietary recommendations
are the modalities used to do this. Calming exercise programs such as
Tai Chi or yoga can also promote balance and health.
info provided by Wei Liu, TCMD, MPH,LAC and Changzhen Gong, PhD,MS
The American Academy of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (AAAOM)
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Works well 
Good Product 
