Jin Qian Cao (1 lb package)

Also known as Gold Coin Grass.

This medicine is prepared on the basis of the recipe provided by the Guangxi Medicinal Research Bureau in removing toxins from the urinary tract. It is used to help maintain a healthy urinary tract.

Indications: Painful urination, acute and chronic prostatitis, testicular pain blood in urine, kidney infection, kidney stones, renal stones, gallstones, urethral calculus, urethritis, cystitis, urinary tract infection and inflammation of urethral organs. Effective in promoting diuresis, alleviating and removing pain.

Ingredients: Jin Qian Cao Dried Herb *Ingredient listing subject to change depending on manufacturer/shipment

Content: 1 lb package

Directions: For adults only.To be taken orally, 1/10 of package in boiling water, 5-6 cups bring to boil and simmer to 1 cup and drink 2 times daily warm . *This product is recommended to be taken two hours apart from all other medications. Not suitable for pregnant or nursing women.

* it is suggested to avoid hot, spicy, sour and/or bitter foods

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