6.2029LiverSoothe™ is appropriate for the TCM conditions in which liver Qi is suppressed. When the liver Qi is unable to course freely, heat signs develop and move upward.
Primary signs of liver suppression with heat and stasis include short temper, stomach discomfort, rib-side discomfort, fullness of the chest, and a bitter taste in the mouth. The tongue will be red, especially on the sides and there may be a yellow coating. The pulse will be rapid and wiry.
This is a modern Chinese formulation based on the classical formula Jin Ling Zi San. Shu Gan Wan is more focused on alleviating discomfort.
Chuan Lian Zi (Sichuan Chinaberry fruit) is an important Qi regulating herb. Here, it is paired with Yan Hu Suo (Cordyalis) and Xiang Fu (Cyperus rhizome), both of which are also effective Qi moving herbs. This combination is especially effective for relieving rib-side abdominal discomfort resulting from Qi suppression. Xiang Fu has been studied in particular for the use of gastrointestinal discomforts due to Qi stagnation. Bai Shao (white Peony) is included to soften the liver and also relax muscles.
Mu Xiang (Aucklandia root), Hou Po (Magnolia cortex) and Sha Ren (Cardamon seed) are combined with Xiang Fu here to harmonize the liver and stomach and restore appetite. Dou Kou Ren (Amomum seed), in conjunction with Sha Ren and Hou Po dissolves dampness and strengthens the stomach. Chen Pi (Tangerine peel) and Fu Ling (Poria) further help to eliminate dampness, strengthen the middle and promote proper movement of Qi.
Zhi Qiao (Bitter Orange fruit) and Pian Jiang Huang (Curcuma wenyujin) move Qi and blood.
References
| Melia fruit | Melia toosendan | (Chuan Lian Zi) |
| Chinese peony root without bark | Paeonia lactiflora | (Bai Shao) |
| Corydalis yanhusuo tuber | Corydalis yanhusuo | (Yan Hu Suo) |
| Curcuma wenyujin sliced rhizome | Curcuma wenyujin | (Pian Jiang Huang) |
| Bitter orange nearly mature fruit | Citrus aurantium | (Zhi Qiao) |
| Poria sclerotium | Poria cocos | (Fu Ling) |
| Costus root | Saussurea costus | (Mu Xiang) |
| Cyperus rhizome | Cyperus rotundus | (Xiang Fu) |
| Tangerine dried rind of mature fruit | Citrus reticulata | (Chen Pi) |
| Chinese amomum fruit | Amomum villosum | (Sha Ren) |
| Round cardamom fruit | Amomum compactum | (Dou Kou Ren) |
| Magnolia bark | Magnolia officinalis | (Hou Po) |
Guang Ci Tang® Shu Gan Pian (LiverSoothe™) 40 grams in 200 mg 200 tablets @ 5:1 strength.
At a true 5:1 concentration, this product represents the most potent form of Shu Gan Pian (Wan) on the market. One tablet is equal to 1 gram of raw herb.
Please note that Guang Ci Tang® Shu Gan Wan in the pill form, which has the same formulation as the tablet, is discontinued.
Shu Gan Pian tablets are made with 100% natural herbs that are tested for authenticity, quality, and potency. A traditional water decoction is prepared with the herbs to reproduce the time-tested efficacy of the formula, and this water decoction is concentrated with our proprietary technology to form a potent extract that is made into easily absorbed tablets, which are remarkably effective, easy to use, and safe. The tablets are produced by Guang Ci Tang® in our state of the art cGMP-certified facility and imported in accordance with U.S. FDA guidelines. When you choose Guang Ci Tang® products, you are taking advantage of a wonderful fusion of science and tradition that incorporates the highest standards in the field of Chinese medicine today.
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Guang Ci Tang® Advantages
Effective. Safe. Affordable
- True 5:1 concentration
- Double the strength of other brands
- Minimal fillers and binders
- No pharmaceuticals, sugar, or dyes
- Comprehensive lab testing (e.g., heavy metals,etc.)
- Made in a cGMP certified facility
- Unbeatable value
- Safely used in the USA since 1995
The standard dosage for LiverSoothe™ is 4 tablets each time, taken 2 to 3 times daily with or before meals. One bottle lasts users 16 to 25 days.
The dose may be doubled for a quicker and stronger response as needed. Consult your practitioner for precise dosage recommendations based on body weight and other factors.
LiverSoothe™ is a tonic and therefore it usually takes time before its effects become apparent.
Side effects
Shu Gan Pian (Wan) has been safely used with few adverse effects.Warning
1. Not for use during pregnancy.
Allergy
LiverSoothe™ is gluten freePrecaution
Discontinue use if allergic reaction occurs.
Keep out of reach of children.
Avoid cold, oily and difficult to digest food for best results.
Not suitable for use if symptoms include dry mouth, thirst or dry stool.
