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About this formula
Traveler's Comfort is inspired by the classical formulas Aucklandia and Betel Nut Pill (Mu Xiang Bing Lang Wan) and Mume Pill (Wu Mei Wan). This comprehensive formula moves Qi, reduces food stagnation and accumulations, and provides digestive protection when exposed to unfamiliar or impure food and water, making it especially valuable for travelers.
- Actions
- Regulate Qi · Reduce Food Stagnation · Clear Damp-Heat · Promote Digestion
- Patterns
- Food Stagnation · Qi Stagnation · Damp-Heat
- Systems
- Spleen · Stomach · Intestines | Find similar formulas ›
- Uses
- Supports healthy bowel functions
- Supports healthy digestive functions
- Supports healthy gastrointestinal functions
- Supports healthy digestive function when experiencing occasional epigastric discomfort
- Supports healthy appetite patterns
- Supports digestive comfort when exposed to unfamiliar food or water while traveling
Cautions
Contraindicated during pregnancy.
These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
Formula
20 herbs, as printed on the label- Mu xiang (Saussurea root)
- Bai shao (White peony root)
- Shan zha tan (Charred Chinese hawthorn fruit)
- Huang bai (Phellodendron bark)
- Fei zi (Torreya seed)
- Chuan lian zi (Melia fruit)
- Fu ling (Poria)
- Shi jun zi (Quisqualis fruit)
- Bai tou weng (Chinese pulsatilla root)
- Chi shi zi (Halloysite)
- Huang lian (Coptis rhizome)
- Wu mei (Mume fruit)
- Zhi xiang fu (Prepared cyperus rhizome)
- Bai zhu (White atractylodes rhizome)
- Da suan (Garlic bulb)
- Dang shen (Codonopsis root)
- Gan jiang (Ginger rhizome)
- Qing pi (Tangerine dried rind of green fruit)
- Chao zhi shi (Dry fried bitter orange immature fruit)
- Ding xiang (Clove flower)
