Wuyou San

€49,95

Description

No Worries Powder

無憂散

General Support:

Acute, Chronic, Women's Health, Reproductive, Fertility

Formula Family:

Overall Warming

Six Stages:

Taiyang, Jueyin
Supplement Facts

Content: 90 capsules
Directions: Take 3 capsules, 2 times daily
Servings per container: 30
Amount per serving: 1500mg
Storage: keep in a dark and cool place out of reach of children

*Proprietary blend containing pure herbal extracts of:

Angelica sinensis root (Danggui), Cuscuta japonica seed (Tusizi), Ligusticum chuanxiong rhizome (Chuanxiong), Paeonia lactiflora root (Baishao), Fritillaria thunbergii bulb (Zhe Beimu), Astragalus membranaceus root (Huangqi), Nepeta tenuifolia aerial parts (Jingjie), Magnolia officinalis bark (Houpo), Citrus aurantium fruit bran fried (Zhike), Artemisia argyi leaf (Aiye), Glycyrrhiza glabra root honey baked (Zhi Gancao), Notopterygium incisum root and rhizome (Qianghuo), Zingiber officinale fresh rhizome (Shengjiang)

* % Daily value not established

Other ingredients: Bentonite clay, vegetable capsule
TCM Principles
- Nourish qi and Blood during the last trimester of pregnancy
- Consolidate chongmai and renmai, regulate qi dynamics of mother and unborn child
- Gently open up taiyang Bladder channel (back) and birth canal, regulate physiological uterus movement, reduce cramping and pain

About

The unique design of Wuyou San was first mentioned more than 400 years ago in the Ming dynasty revision of an earlier medical textbook, An Expanded Edition of ‘Formulas and Discussions to Amend Omissions in the Neijing’ (Zengbu neijing shiyi fang lun). The formula’s universal reputation as the main remedy for the prevention of difficult childbirth and facilitation of smooth labor, however, originated with the Qing dynasty obstetrician Fu Qingzhu. He featured the formula under the name Baochan Wuyou San (Safeguard Labor and Eliminate Worries Powder) in his quintessential work on female disorders published in 1831, Fu Qingzhu’s Gynecology With Additions (Fu Qingzhu nüke buji). Since then, 19th and 20th century medical scholars have credited Wuyou San with the “saving of tens of thousands of lives”. While in the age of hospital births and surgical interventions this formula has become all but forgotten, Wuyou San can still be considered a prime tool for the facilitation of natural childbirth, especially in the case of first-time mothers who wish to avoid C-section or other emergency procedures.

CHINESE	PINYIN	COMMON NAME, PAOZHI (PROCESSING)	AMOUNT
(秦) 當歸 (酒洗)	Danggui	Tang-kuei, Gansu, wine rinsed	13.27%
白芍 (酒炒)	Baishao	Peony, white, wine fried	9.73%
川芎	Chuanxiong	Ligusticum	11.50%
黃芪 (蜜炙)	Huangqi	Astragalus, honey-baked	7.08%
厚朴 (薑汁炒)	Houpo	Magnolia bark, ginger fried	6.19%
荊芥穗 (清炒)	Jingjie	Schizonepeta, fried	7.08%
羌活	Qianghuo	Notopterygium	4.42%
艾葉 (醋炒)	Aiye	Artemisia, vinegar fried	4.42%
枳殼 (麩炒)	Zhike	Aurantium zhike, bran fried	5.31%
浙貝母	Zhibeimu	Fritillaria	8.85%
菟絲子 (酒煮)	Tusizi	Cuscuta, wine treated	13.27%
甘草 (棗花蜜炙)	Zhi Gancao	Licorice, jujube flower honey baked	4.42%
生薑	Shengjiang	Ginger, fresh	4.42%

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