Shi Quan Da Bu Wan

The herb found in this formula have been used for centuries by Oriental herbalists. It has been specially formulated to support the demands of the female body.

Indications: Used for chronic blood deficiencies and for blood loss after surgery, childbirth, or trauma. This formula nourishes blood and fortifies Qi. Helps to prevent dizziness, vertigo, palpitations, spontaneous sweating (day or night), cold limbs, pale face, and irregular menstrual cycles, menstrual cramps, fatigue, weak fingernails. Deficient blood during post-partum period.

Ingredients: Codonopsis , Atractylodes Macrocephala, Wolfiporia Extensa, Glycyrrhiza Urlensis, Angelica Sinensis, Paeonia Lactiflora, Ligusticum Sinense, Rehmannia Glutinosa, Astragalus, Cinnamomum *ingredient listing subject to change depending on manufacturer/shipment

Content: 120 pills

Directions: For adults only. To be taken orally, 6 pills each time, 2 times daily with warm water.*This product is recommended to be taken two hours apart from all other medications. Not suitable for pregnant or nursing women.

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