sold only to licensed practitioners
& students of tcm!
Disperse Qi
Physical Indications (Symptoms)
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Soothes spasm of the esophagus, acid
regurgitation, pain due to passage of gallstones
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Helps relieve nausea or indigestion due to
overeating, food incompatibility, or food toxicity
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Aids in relieving irregular bowel movements.
diarrhea or constipation, lack of peristalsis, slow digestion of food
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Promotes healthy functioning of digestive tract,
easing sensation of fullness in the chest or abdomen, gas pains, belching
Dosage: (liquid) 10-20 drops 2-3 times per
day
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Tangerine dried rind of mature fruit
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