Nourishes Blood, moistens Dryness, stops itching, and dispels Wind

Pattern Identification: Liver Blood deficiency, causing Dryness

Pulse: Thin and weak, possibly floating

Tongue: Pale, dry or cracked coat

Indications:
-Assists in relieving occasional scaly, flaky, dry, itchy, or thickened skin
-Relieves occasional dry skin with little exudation
-Pale complexion, dry hair or eyes, brittle, cracked, or ridged nails
-Occasional insomnia and constipation

20-30 drops, 2-3 times daily. Shake well before every use.

Pinyin names:
Dang gui shen, Sheng di Huang, Fang feng, Chuan xiong, Bai shao, Bai ji li,
He shou wu, Haung qi, Jing jie, Gan cao.

Common names:
Dong quai root, Raw Rehmannia root, Siler root, Sichuan lovage rhizome, White
peony root, Tribulus fruit, Polygonum multiflorum root (soybean), Astralgus
root, Schizonepeta herb, Chinese licorice root.

55%-66% Water, 18%-22% Alcohol.

Use with caution for patients with loose stools due to Spleen Qi deficiency.
Contraindicated during pregnancy.

Use only under the direct supervision of a qualified healthcare
professional, seek their advice if pregnant or nursing.

Keep out of reach of children

Keep tightly capped and out of direct sunlight.

Store at room temperature.