Lamb syrup

Supporting digestion in children

Category:

Digestion, fatigue, metabolism, heart and blood vessels, prevention, anti-aging, Liver system, Spleen system, Heart system, Lung system

Recipe use according to traditional Chinese medicine:

• Harmonizes the Stomach and Strengthens the Spleen
• dries dampness and removes damp heat
• clears the Liver and drains the heat
• Moves and regulates the flow of Qi
• revives the blood and stops pain
• Eliminates food stagnation
• transforms mucus
• calms Shen's spirit

Description:

Aries syrup is primarily focused in its composition on promoting healthy digestion and appetite. It is intended for non-breastfeeding children who suffer from inappetence and tummy aches.

According to Traditional Chinese Medicine, it strengthens and harmonizes digestion, replenishes overall energy and supports digestive function by strengthening the Spleen and moving digestion. The blend is loosely based on the digestive support blend Bao He Wan. Shachor has been added to help clear the Liver, stop pain and aid in the proper functioning of the digestive system. Vital Chaga Mushroom nourishes the Liver, Kidneys and Heart and supports the defensive Qi, which is also weakened when digestion is impaired. At the same time, it scans the digestive system and eliminates toxicity manifesting as sudden onset or chronic intestinal disorders. It literally activates the immune system in the intestines, reduces inflammation and heals damaged mucous membranes. It has a positive effect in inflammatory bowel diseases.

It is important to remember that digestion is a source of energy for defence as well. Therefore, it is recommended to take the syrup after a prolonged illness, especially of the digestive tract. By improving digestion, not only will overall energy be boosted, but also blood, immunity and sleep.

Indications:

• Indigestion
• abdominal pain
• bloating and flatulence
• feelings of expansion in the chest
• burping or vomiting after eating
• stools with undigested residues
• bad breath, taste in the mouth
• general failure to thrive

Modern Uses:

• Nausea
• anaemia
• dyspepsia
• gastropathy
• abdominal hernia
• inflammations, ulcers
• food allergies

Language:

• Pale or red
• with a moist white or yellowish coating

Pulse:

• Gentle and weak or stringy and rapid

Contraindications:

• Pronounced Yin emptiness with night sweats and restlessness.

Recommendation:

• Avoid hard-to-digest foods, eat smaller portions more often.

Recipe Ingredients: