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Energy Flo Herbs · Calm the Shen
An Shen Bu Xin Wan
Calm the Shen and Tonify the Heart Pill
安神补心丸 · Modern Chinese patent formula · 20th century
- Nourish the Heart
- Calm the shen
- Form
- Concentrated teapill
- Classical source
- Modern Chinese patent formula
- Made by
- Anhui province, China
- Lot · Expiry
- 250401 · April 2029
What's in the bottle
Ingredients
8 herbs, concentrated and formed into small teapills. Names are given in pinyin, Chinese, pharmaceutical Latin and English.
| Herb | Share |
|---|---|
| Dan Shen 丹参Radix Salviae Miltiorrhizae | 12.4% |
| Wu Wei Zi 五味子Fructus Schisandrae | 6.2% |
| Shi Cang Pu 石菖蒲Rhizoma Acori Tatarinowii | 4.2% |
| Nu Zhen Zi 女贞子Fructus Ligustri Lucidi | 9.1% |
| He Huan Pi 合欢皮Cortex Albiziae | 6.9% |
| Shou Wu Teng 首乌藤Caulis Polygoni Multiflori | 11.5% |
| Sheng Di 生地黄Radix Rehmanniae | 4.7% |
| Zhen Zhu Mu 珍珠母Concha Margaritiferae | 45% |
Share is each herb's proportion of the herbal blend, as printed on the label.
For the practitioner
In Chinese medicine theory
A modern patent formula built around a large share of Zhen Zhu Mu (mother-of-pearl) to settle the shen, with Dan Shen, Shou Wu Teng, He Huan Pi and Nu Zhen Zi to nourish the Heart and blood.
- 01Nourish the Heart
- 02Calm the shen
Traditionally used to promote a calm, relaxed mood*
- Pattern
- Heart blood and yin deficiency with an unsettled shen
- Tongue
- Red tip, little coat
- Pulse
- Thin
- Source
- Modern Chinese patent formula, 20th century
These descriptions use the terms of traditional Chinese medicine and come from the classical literature. They describe traditional use, not proven effects: this product has not been studied in clinical trials, and there is no scientific evidence that it has these effects in people.
How to take
Take 5–8 pills by mouth, 2–3 times a day, or as directed by your practitioner.
How long one bottle lasts
- One bottle holds 25 servings at the label dose.
- Teapills are small, concentrated pills. Swallow with warm water.
- Store tightly closed in a cool, dry place, away from sunlight.
Cautions
- Use with care where the Spleen is weak.
- If you are pregnant, nursing, taking medication or under a doctor's care, ask your practitioner before use.
- Keep out of reach of children.
Who makes it, and how we check
A known maker. A tracked lot.
Energy Flo Herbs are made for us by a manufacturer in Anhui province, China, and we hold its licence and inspection papers on file. Every bottle carries its lot number and expiry, and we record the lot on every order we ship from Riviera Beach.
We are arranging independent testing at an accredited US laboratory, starting with our most-used formulas, and will publish the results on our Energy Flo page.
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Questions practitioners ask
How are teapills different from granules or capsules?
Teapills are small, round pills made from concentrated herbal extract. They are easy to carry and dose, and patients can adjust the number of pills. Granules are mixed into water, and capsules hold a powder. The formula is the same classical prescription in each form.
How long does one bottle last?
At 5–8 teapills per serving, one bottle of 200 holds 25 servings. How many servings a day is the practitioner's call.
Can I see the lab documentation?
Yes. We hold the manufacturer's production licence, its GMP inspection paperwork and the lab reports we have so far, and we send them to any practitioner who asks. Independent US testing is being arranged, and the results will be published on our Energy Flo page.
Why does the page show a California Prop 65 warning?
Plants take up trace minerals from soil, including lead, so most botanical products contain trace amounts. California requires a warning when the daily amount at the highest labelled dose could pass a very low threshold. We will publish our measured lead results on our Energy Flo page when they arrive.
Can my patients order this directly?
Through AcuScript, our free virtual dispensary: you set your own price, your patient checks out online, and we ship to their door. Practitioner accounts can set it up from the account menu.
Same formula from other makers
Each maker's own formulation as printed on their label. A modified version (Jia Wei, Dan Zhi) is shown separately and is not a substitute.
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