Pattern Identification:
Kidney Yang deficiency, waning Fire of the Gate of Vitality, Blood deficiency
 
Chinese Action:
Warms and Tonifies Kidney Yang, replenishes Essence (Jing) and nourishes Blood and Essence
 
Pulse:
Deep and weak, particularly in the rear positions
 
Tongue:
Pale and damp

Indications (Symptoms):
-Temporary aching and weakness of the lower back and knees
-Occasional fatigue, dizziness, aversion to cold and coolness of the extremities with a desire to wear warm clothing
-Helps relieve occasional loose stools, possibly with undigested food
-Occasional watery leukorrhea, frequent urination, slight incontinence, water retention in the ankles

Take 20-30 Drops, 2-3 times daily

Pinyin Name
 -Common Name
 
Shu di huang
 -Rehmannia root (prepared)
Lu jiao jiao
 -Deer horn gelatin (soybean)
Shan yao
 -Chinese yam rhizome
Gou qi zi
 -Lycium fruit
Tu si zi
 -Chinese dodder seed
Du zhong
 -Eucommia bark
Rou gui
 -Chinese cinnamon bark
Shan zhu yu
 -Asiatic cornelian cherry
Dang gui shen
 -Dong quai root
Zhi fu zi
 -Sichuan aconite root
 
Water: 55% to 65% by volume
Alcohol: 18% to 22% by volume
*To evaporate alcohol, place drops in hot water

Shake well before every use.
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.