Turtle syrup

Energy and blood support

Category:

Fatigue, Metabolism, Digestion, Immunity, Detox, Breathing, Heart and Blood Vessels, Senses, Liver System, Kidney System, Spleen System, Heart System, Lung System.

Recipe use according to Traditional Chinese Medicine:

• Replenishes and raises Qi
• supports and strengthens the defensive Qi
• replenishes and nourishes the blood
• regulates blood circulation
• Harmonizes the Liver
• Strengthens Yang and Kidney essence
• Replenishes and nourishes the Yin of the Liver and Kidney
• calms the spirit of Shen

Description:

Turtle Syrup is aimed at boosting vital energy and replenishing blood in children and adults. It supports immunity and is suitable during recovery from illness or increased physical and mental stress.

It is based on a blend of Ba Zhen Tang, originally designed to strengthen the body during Qi and blood depletion. The original combination of four herbs to support Qi and four herbs to strengthen the blood have been supplemented with the Si Ge Mo Gu San blend. This combination of vital mushrooms Reishi, Cordyceps, Shiitake and Agaricus strengthens all four layers of defense, including nutrition and blood. We also added valerian, which supports immunity, is an excellent antioxidant and adaptogen.

It is designed for people who are often tired, pale and cold. The fatigue is both physical and mental, the person has no desire to talk, is unusually quiet and uninterested in usual activities. This goes hand in hand with frequent sickness, impaired memory, reluctance to learn and excessive daytime sleepiness and insomnia at night.

Turtle syrup replenishes energy and blood and improves digestion and Qi utilization from food. It also strengthens the defensive Qi and tones the Kidneys. It is safe to say that this is a "preventive syrup for old age".

Indications:

• Fatigue, exhaustion
• Pallor, chills
• cold limbs
• dull, yellowish and dry skin
• dry throat, dry lips
• insomnia and restlessness
• light sleep and profuse dreaming
• headache and dizziness
• poor memory and learning
• fear of draughts and cold
• frequent, recurring infections
• allergies - before and during the season
• light-headedness, dry eyes
• squinting in front of the eyes
• bad hair and nails
• constipation with dry stools

Modern uses:

• Anemia
• palpitations
• fatigue conditions
• weakened immunity
• support in recovery
• support for chronic diseases
• chronic fatigue syndrome

Language:

• Pale, may be fingerprints

Pulse:

• Gentle, weak or recessed

Contraindications:

• Damp heat or external infestation.

Recommendations:

• It is advisable to focus on nourishing foods, strengthening blood formation, and fresh foods to replenish Qi and promote digestion. And get enough sleep.

Recipe Ingredients:

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Dang Shen

Claw, root

Rad. codonopsis

Fu Ling

Coconut leek, sclerotium

Skler. poriae

Chao

Bai Zhu

Atractylum velum, rhizome

Rhiz. atractylodis

Zhi

Gan Cao

Licorice, root

Rad. glycyrrhizae

Shu

Di Huang

Rhymania laxative, modified root

Rad. rehmaniae preparata

Dang Gui

Chinese angelica, root

Rad. angelicae sinensis

Chao

Bai Shao

Milkweed, root

Rad. paeoniae alba

Zhi

Chuan Xiong

Wallichia dill, rhizome

Rhiz. liguistici

Chao

Huang Qi

Cowslip, root

Rad. astragali

Agaricus

Brazilian mushroom

Agaricus blazei Murill

Shiitake

Shiitake

Lentinula edodes

Reishi

Glossy cornflower

Ganoderma lucidum

Cordyceps

Chinese caterpillar

Cordyceps sinensis