Lung Qi Release

Pattern Identification
-Wind-Cold invasion attacking the Lungs
 
Chinese Action
-Transforms Phlegm, disperses the exterior and diffuses the Lung Qi
 
Pulse
-Floating and moderate
 
Tongue
-Thin white coat
 
Indications (Symptoms)
-Reduces occasional cough, phlegm and sputum associated with upper respiratory disharmony
-Aids in relieving occasional itchy throat
-Assists in maintaining optimal lung and respiratory health

Adult Dosage: 1-2 tablets, 2-3 times daily.

Pinyin Name
 -Common Name
 
Zhi bai bu
 -Honey fried stemona root
Bai qian
 -Cynanchum root and rhizome
Chuan bei mu
 -Sichuan fritillary bulb
Jie geng
 -Platycodon root
Jing jie
 -Schizonepeta herb
Zi wan
 -Purple aster root
Gua lou zi ren
 -Trichosanthes seed
Zi su ye
 -Perilla leaf
Chen pi
 -Tangerine dried rind of mature fruit
Gan cao
 -Chinese licorice root
Fang feng
 -Siler root
 
Plus 50 mg excipients & binders:
silicon dioxide (glidant/dehydrant), stearic acid (lubricant/binder),
microcellulose (coating)

Use only under the direct supervision of a qualified health
care practitioner, 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.