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The Tincture of Dam Cleansing is suitable for maintaining the normal function of the prostate gland, thanks to serenoe creeping. According to Chinese medicine, the tincture is used for conditions of Shen Yang Xu (insufficiency of Yang Kidney), Shi Re (damp heat) and Xue Yu (blockage of blood) in the lower abdomen.

Dam Cleansing Tincture is based on the traditional Chinese medicine recipe Gu Zhen Jia Mai Ya Wan.

This tincture is not recommended if you are gluten intolerant.

From the Chinese medicine perspective, the Support Release Tincture releases Yao Tong (energy blockages in the hips and lower limbs) and breaks Xue Yu (blood stasis), which can accumulate in the lumbar region mainly due to overloading or improper movement habits. It is also suitable for Bi Zheng.

The tincture is based on the traditional Chinese medicine recipe Tong Yao Zhui Tang.

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The Free Path Tincture releases blocked Qi Wei and Chong (Stomach and Intestine energy). It dislodges blockages in digestion. Harmonizes Gan (Liver) and Pi (Spleen) in stagnation of Gan Qi (Liver Qi energy) attacking Wei (Stomach). With Mint and Ginger , it supports digestion.

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Nasal Breeze Tincture opens the upper openings of the respiratory system associated with Fei Qi (Lung energy). It opens the surface and removes Feng Re or Feng Han (wind hot or cold). Releases blockages of Qi (energy) and Tan (phlegm) in the respiratory system.

Nasal Breeze Tincture is based on the traditional Chinese medicine recipe Bi Yan Wan.

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The Awakening Energy Tincture, as the name implies, replenishes the overall energy, and thus strengthens the lifting function of Pi Qi (Spleen Energy). It lifts the Zang Fu organs (in case of prolapse), helping to stop the flow of Xue (blood) if the Pi (Spleen) does not hold the Xue (blood) in the blood vessels.

Awakening Energy Tincture is based on the traditional Chinese medicine recipe Bu Zhong Yi Qi Tang.

Tincture Drunken Master is suitable for hangover conditions. From a Chinese medicine perspective, it removes the Shi Re (dampness and bitterness) produced in the body after alcohol consumption, harmonizes the center and strengthens the Pi (Spleen). Thanks to cardamom, it supports the normal functioning of the kidneys and urinary system.

Drunken Master Tincture is based on the traditional Chinese medicine recipe Ge Hua Jie Cheng Tang.

The Release the Pathways tincture is useful for Bi Zheng conditions (joint obstruction from dampness and cold), clears Jing (meridians), and breaks Xue Yu (blood stasis). It also revives Xue (blood) and expels Feng Shi (wind dampness) from the body. Thanks to angelica, it promotes the normal condition of the joints.

Strengthening Support Tincture releases Yao Tong (energy blockages in the hips and lower limbs) and strengthens Shen Yang (Kidney Yang). These are conditions where blockages are relieved by heat and aggravated by cold. Thanks to the iledbouriel, it supports the normal condition of the joints.

The Tincture Strengthening Support is based on the traditional Chinese medicine recipe Du Huo Ji Sheng Tang.

Opening the Door Tincture harmonizes Shao Yang (the pathway leading around the ear) and promotes Zheng Qi (proper Qi energy). With Ginseng, it supports natural defenses and vitality, has the ability to expel Fu Xie (hidden pathogen) and harmonizes digestion.

The Burbling Mountain Tincture clears Feng Re (heat in the Lungs) and removes Tan Re (hot phlegm) from the Fei (Lungs), which manifest as a cough with yellow phlegm. It helps with acute conditions of Zhi Ke (to stop coughing). It also removes Huo Du (fire toxin) from Fei (Spit). Thanks to licorice , it supports normal respiratory and immune system functions.

Burrowing Mountain Tincture is based on the traditional Chinese medicine recipe She Mu Tang.

The Tincture of Breaking the Blockages releases Xue Yu (blood stasis) in the lower abdomen. At the same time, it revives Xue (blood) and breaks Zhen Jia (fixed abdominal masses). Thanks to the peony, it directs the action to the lower abdomen. This problem has its root cause in Gan Yu (Liver stagnation), which is related to stress.

Copy Empress Tincture nourishes Gan (Liver) and Shen (Kidney) and supports the hair. For Gan (Liver) it nourishes Xue (blood) and for Shen (Kidney) it nourishes Yin (moisture, nutrition) and Jing essence. It supports the quality of the hair.

Copy Empress Tincture is based on the traditional Chinese medicine recipe Nu Huang Bian Zi Tang.

Round Buddha Tincture is used thanks to the orange tree to control body weight. From a Chinese medicine perspective, it strengthens Pi Qi (Spleen energy), harmonizes Wei (Stomach) and removes Shi (Dampness) from the body, which is always associated with excess weight.

The Heavenly Bridge Tincture releases Xue Yu (blood stasis) in the cervical spine. Thanks to angelica, it maintains the normal condition of joints and bones. It releases Xue Yu (blood stasis), loosens congestion and makes the Luo (the connectors or side pathways leading the Qi energy in the body) clear.

The Heavenly Bridge Tincture is based on the traditional Chinese medicine recipe Jing Fang Er Hao Tang.

The Clarification of the Senses Tincture nourishes the Gan (Liver) and Shen (Kidneys) and directs Qi (energy) to the "upper holes" of the ears and eyes. According to Chinese medicine, good hearing is related to the quality of the Shen (Kidneys) and good eyesight is related to the quality of the Gan (Liver).

The Tincture of Sense Sharpening is based on the Traditional Chinese Medicine recipe Yi Qi Cong Ming Wan.

Tincture Diverting toxin clears Re Du (toxic heat) from the throat area. For acute imbalances starting in the throat. It also clears Feng Re (wind heat) and regulates the Tai Yang and Yang Ming layers when attacked by wind. With Peppermint, it supports the normal functions of the respiratory system.

Toxin Diverting Tincture is based on the traditional Chinese medicine recipe Lian Qiao San Gen Tang.

Pearl Purity Tincture cleanses Du (toxin) and Shi Re (damp heat) from the surface layers of the body especially in the facial area. In ancient China, pearl powder was used to clear the skin, especially for acne. At the same time, it can break Xue Yu (blood stasis).

Pearl Purity Tincture is based on the traditional Chinese medicine recipe Zhen Zhu An Chuang Tang.

Cold Earth Tincture activates the circulation of Xue (blood) and breaks Xue Yu (blood stasis/blockages) in the lower abdomen and warms it up. Therefore, it is useful for fertility support, especially if a woman is cold-hearted and feels blockages at the beginning of menstruation. Peony supports the health and normal function of the female urogenital system.

The Warming Chamber Tincture strengthens and warms the Shen (Kidneys), thus promoting the "sowing of the earth" or promoting fertility. Suitable for women suffering from cold extremities. In addition to Shen, it supports Pi (Spleen) and replenishes Xue (Blood). Angelica supports the normal functioning of the urogenital system of women and, thanks to ginseng, sexual health.

Unicorn Power Tincture replenishes Qi (Energy), Xue (Blood), Gan (Liver), Pi (Spleen) and Shen (Kidney). In Chinese medicine terms, this means that it supports all the elements important for "seeding the earth", for a woman's healthy fertility. Thanks to Angelica, it supports the normal functioning of the urogenital system of women.

The Tincture of Restoring the Voice nourishes and moistens the Fei (Lungs) and thus the vocal cords. Thanks to the apex, it supports the normal functions of the respiratory system. In addition, it removes Tan (phlegm), purifies Fei Re (Lung heat) and nourishes Fei Yin (Lung Yin). Suitable for people who strain their voice: teachers, singers, speakers , etc.

Flow Warming Tincture warms the Shen (Kidneys), promotes healthy menstruation and harmonizes and nourishes the Ren Mai (Conception Pathway) and Chong Mai (Central Pathway) meridians. Overall, the tincture disperses Han (coldness), replenishes Xue (blood) and breaks up Xue Yu (blood stasis) in the lower radiant (lower abdomen). Suitable for various menstrual imbalances.

Flow Warming Tincture is based on the traditional Chinese medicine recipe Wen Jing Tang.

Liver detox tincture harmonizes Gan (Liver). Thanks to turmeric, it supports normal liver function. It is suitable for a general cleansing of the liver. It replenishes and agitates Gan Xue (Liver blood), removes Du (toxin) and Shi Re (damp heat), and releases Gan Yu (Liver stagnation) which is caused by stress or suppressed emotions.

Liver Detox Tincture is based on the traditional Chinese medicine recipe Huang Fu Gui Tang.

Tincture of the vital mushroom Reishi orGanoderma supports natural immunity - immune system and vitality. It maintains normal circulatory functions and normal cholesterol levels. Reishi harmonizes the Xin (Heart), both its physical and mental functions. The tincture is macerated in both water and alcohol.

Ginseng tincture strengthens the overall Qi (energy), is suitable for fatigue and exhaustion, supports memory. Harmonizes mental state, performance, concentration , coordination, relieves stress. Improves cognitive and mental performance. Promotes vitality and sexual health.

Custard plant tincture complements Shen Gan Yin (Yin Ledvin and Jater). This is also why it clears the eyesight. From a Chinese medicine perspective, it nourishes Fei Yin (Lung Yin), thereby nourishing and moistening the entire body. It contains a significant amount of vitamins and minerals.

Tincture of angelica or angelica supplements and stirs the Xue (blood). It is called female ginseng. It is used to refresh the body, maintain the normal condition of joints and cartilage, support metabolism, normal function of the urogenital system of women and normal function of the blood system - oxygen transport.

A tincture of the vital Chaga or Rust mushroom removes Shi Re (damp heat) from the Gan (Liver), Dan (Gallbladder) and Chong (Intestine). It is therefore useful in chronic inflammation of the intestines. It nourishes Gan (Liver), Shen (Kidney) and Xin (Heart). It transforms Tan (Phlegm) and revives Xue (Blood). It has An Shen effect (calms the spirit). It promotes Wei Qi (defensive Qi).

The tincture of the vital mushroom Hericium purifies the Wei Re (heat in the Stomach) and harmonizes the Wei (Stomach) and regulates its Qi energy. It replenishes Pi (Spleen) and thus aids digestion. It calms the Shen spirit and thus strengthens the brain. According to Chinese medicine, it acts on all organ systems. Hericium is called the natural nourishment of neurons.

The tincture of the vital Maitake mushroom harmonizes Pi (Spleen) and Wei (Stomach). In other words, it harmonizes digestion and metabolism. It removes Shi (dampness) and purifies Re (heat). It is useful for various civilization imbalances. It lightly tonifies Gan (Liver) and Shen (Kidney).

Dragon's Breath Tincture relieves the acute invasion of Feng Re (wind heat) into the Fei (Lung) system and removes Du Re (toxic heat). Supports the body in the early stages of a cold. It cools down Re (heat). Thanks to the herb právence, it supports the normal function of the respiratory system and natural defenses.

Dragon's Breath Tincture is based on the traditional Chinese medicine recipe Chuan Xin Lian Kang Yan.

Deer Power Tincture strengthens Shen Yang (Yang Ledvin) with an emphasis on human sexuality. It significantly supports libido and sexual function. The tincture is primarily aimed at men, but may also be suitable for women, especially if they are cold-hearted. Thanks to the herb dogwood, it acts on the normal functioning of the urogenital system of men.

Deer Power Tincture is based on the traditional Chinese medicine recipe You Gui Wan Jia Jian.

The Broken Branch Tincture strengthens the Shen (Kidneys) and Gan (Liver), thereby nourishing the Gu (Bones). Releases Xue Yu (blood stasis) caused by trauma. It is useful for supporting fractures and injuries. With Angelica, it supports the normal condition of joints and cartilage.

Broken Branch Tincture is based on the traditional Chinese medicine recipe Gu Sui Bu Wan.

Eight Pearls Tincture strengthens Qi (energy) and Xue (blood). It is suitable after childbirth or for various conditions of depletion of Qi and Xue (blood) energy. Qi and Xue (blood) energy are essential substances that our body produces from food. We can think of them as the fuel that makes our body and mind function.

The Eight Pearls Tincture is based on the traditional Chinese medicine recipe Ba Zhen Tang Jia Jian.

The Peaceful Chamber Tincture calms excessive Xin (Heart) activity and has an An Shen effect (harmonizes the soul). It is used for palpitations. It acts as an adaptogen thanks to the Clanoprasia. Alder supports the normal functioning of the cardiovascular system.

The Peaceful Chamber tincture is based on the traditional Chinese medicine recipe An Shen Bu Xin Wan.

Clear Mind Tincture nourishes Nao Qi (brain Qi energy). It is called neuron nourishment. Suitable for people with excessive mental stress. It calms the Shen soul , strengthens the Shen (Kidneys), nourishes the Xin (Heart) and improves communication between Xin and Shen. Thanks to clanoprasha, it acts as a tonic and support for mental well-being.

Clear Mind Tincture is based on the traditional Chinese medicine recipe Bu Nao Yang Shen Wan.

The Heavenly Empress Tincture nourishes Shen Yin (Yin Kidney) and Xin Yin (Yin Heart), replenishes Xue (Blood) and Xin (Heart). It cools Xu Re (heat of insufficiency) and calms the Shen spirit. It is suitable for women in menopause - night sweats, palpitations, nervousness. It promotes mental well-being thanks to clanoprasha.

Tincture Cleansing the granary promotes digestion and appetite. Half of the herbs strengthen Pi (Spleen), which gives strength to the digestive process. The other half of the herbs supports peristalsis and releases blockages in the digestive system. With hawthorn, it supports normal intestinal tract function and normal digestion.

Granary Cleansing Tincture is based on the traditional Chinese medicine recipe Jian Pi Wan.

The Jade Veil Tincture clears acute invasion of Feng Re (wind heat) into the body, opens the nasal passages, clears Shi Re (damp heat), strengthens Fei Qi (Qi Plic energy), drains Tan (phlegm). This makes it especially suitable in the spring season when everything is in bloom. Thanks to angelica, it supports the normal functions of the respiratory system.

Jade Veil Tincture is based on the traditional Chinese medicine recipe Te Xiao Bi Min Gan Wan.

Anchored Thought Tincture strengthens Pi Qi (Spleen energy) while nourishing Xin Xue (Heart blood). This soothes the Shen spirit. It is excellent for what we would call "over-thinking" conditions . It has the function of An Shen (harmonizing the psyche). With Ginseng, it promotes mental state and concentration.

Anchored Thought Tincture is based on the traditional Chinese medicine recipe Gui Pi Wan.

Shy Doe Tincture strengthens the Dan (Gallbladder) and Xin (Heart), promoting decisiveness. It also soothes the Shen spirit and transforms Tan (phlegm). It is suitable for people who are easily discouraged at first failure and who have low self-esteem.

Shy Deer Tincture is based on the traditional Chinese medicine recipe Shi Wei Wen Dan Tang.

Sea of Sighs Tincture releases Gan Yu (Liver Stagnation), helping to release various Qi energy blockages in the body. Therefore, it is useful for various somatization stresses and psychosomatic difficulties. By nourishing the Xin Xue (Heart blood), it soothes the Shen (soul) and thus helps to create psychological equanimity.

The Sea of Sighs tincture is based on the traditional Chinese medicine recipe Zi Shui Qing Gan Yin.

Burning Bush Tincture is suitable for acute Feng Re (wind heat) afflictions that block pathways. It is for conditions where Feng Re moves from the Tai Yang layer to the Yang Ming layer, intensifying the symptoms of this layer. According to Chinese medicine, it also "loosens the flesh". Initial states of acute colds when the whole body aches.

Burning Bush Tincture is based on the traditional Chinese medicine recipe Chai Ge Jie Ji Tang.

Nine Herbs Tincture is suitable for acute Feng Shi (wind dampness) afflictions that block pathways. The tincture will help to remove this pathology from the body by triggering Han (opening the pores and triggering sweating), thereby removing Shi (dampness). It purifies Nei Re (internal heat). Initial states of acute cold when the whole body is swollen and heavy.

Nine Herbs Tincture is based on the traditional Chinese medicine recipe Jiu Wei Qiang Huo Tang.

White Cocoon Tincture is used for Feng Du Re (wind bitter toxin) throat affliction. It is useful for various Fu Xie (hidden pathogens) that tend to settle mainly in the neck and head area and cause recurrent problems. With burdock, it supports normal upper respiratory tract function and immunity.

White Cocoon Tincture is based on the traditional Chinese medicine recipe Pu Ji Xiao Du Yin.

The Tincture of Rolling Stones purifies Dan Shi Re (damp heat in the Gallbladder). By improper lifestyle we clog our organism with various impurities. Chinese medicine calls them Shi Re (damp heat). Rolling away stones is useful for various imbalances in the Dan (Gallbladder). Thanks to turmeric, it promotes normal functioning of the liver, gallbladder and normal digestion.

The Tincture of Rolling Stones is based on the traditional Chinese medicine recipe Da Po Dan Jie Shi Tang.

Grandfather's Memory Tincture opens the openings of the Xin (Heart) and nourishes it, soothes the Shen (our psyche) soul, releases Xue Yu (blood stasis) and revives Xue (blood). These are all imbalances that old age brings. Thanks to ginseng, it supports memory. It is useful as a support for incipient dementia.

Grandfather's Memories tincture is based on the traditional Chinese medicine recipe Xiao Yi Qi Er Gui Tang.

Cinnamon Caress Tincture is suitable for acute invasion of Feng Han (wind chill) into the weakened superficial muscle layer of Tai Yang. It harmonizes Wei (defensive) and Ying (nourishing) Qi energy. It is useful in the early stages of a cold when resistance to wind and cold prevails. It has a wide range of uses due to its ability to harmonize Yin and Yang.

Tender Wave Tincture releases Gan Yu (Liver Energy Qi Stasis) in the chest area. Gan Yu is usually caused by emotional fluctuations and stress. It manifests as blockages on both the physical and mental levels. We call it somatization of stresses. The typical manifestation is breast tension or tenderness.

Rooster Leap Tincture moves blockages formed by Tan (phlegm) and Xue (blood) mainly in the lower limbs, typically the heel. This blockage is popularly called a spur. At the same time it strengthens the Shen (Kidneys) and the Jing essence stored in them. Angelica supports the normal condition of the joints and cartilage.

Rooster Leap Tincture is based on the traditional Chinese medicine recipe Gu Ci Xiao Tong Pian.

The Emperor's Blockade tincture is based on a traditional Chinese medicine recipe that stirs Xue (blood), breaks Xue Yu (blood stasis) above the diaphragm and releases Xin Bi (Heart blockages). Angelica supports the normal functions of the blood system - oxygen transport.

Emperor's Blockade Tincture is based on the traditional Chinese medicine recipe Xue Fu Zhu Yu Tang.

White River Tincture removes Shi (dampness) and strengthens Pi Qi (Spleen energy) while Dai Xia (discharge). A weakened Pi (Spleen, digestion) system creates excessive Shi dampness in the body. Moisture Shi by its heavy nature sinks down and often manifests as Dai Xia (gynecological discharge).

White River Tincture is based on the traditional Chinese medicine recipe Wan Dai Tang.

Velvet Clove Tincture moistens Chang Zao (Dryness Stem). Promotes bowel movement. Suitable for dry stools. Diet is also important. As Chinese doctors say "it is not enough to drink water, you must eat water". That is, you need to eat plenty of foods containing water - vegetables, fruits, cooked or steamed foods.

Velvet Cane Tincture is based on the traditional Chinese medicine recipe Tong Chang Pian.

Sailor's Step Tincture disperses Nei Feng (internal wind) and removes Shi and Tan (dampness and mucus). Due to the weakened Qi energy of the Spleen, Shi and Tan begin to build up in the body, and with the Nei Feng, they rise to the head where they accumulate and block the flow of Qi energy, resulting in a loss of stability. Risk Zhong Feng.

Sailor's Step Tincture is based on the traditional Chinese medicine recipe Ban Xia Bai Zhu Tian Ma Wan.

Midnight Calm Tincture nourishes the Yin/Xue (Yin/Blood) in the Gan (Liver) and Xin (Heart). Sleep is one of the four pillars of our lives, in addition to eating, controlling emotions and getting adequate exercise. Midnight rest promotes quality sleep. Thanks to clanoprasy , it promotes mental well-being.

Midnight Calm tincture is based on the traditional Chinese medicine recipe Te Xiao Zao Ren An Mian Wan.

The Kindly Grandfather Tincture nourishes the Xin (Heart), thus removing irritation. It is therefore suitable for men over fifty for andropause (the male equivalent of menopause). Usually these conditions are accompanied by irritability or inappropriate reactions to common situations.

Kind Grandfather Tincture is based on the traditional Chinese medicine recipe Suan Zao Ren Tang Jia Wei.

Tincture Dry Dreams combines two traditional recipes. The first is Bu Zhong Yi Qi Tang, which strengthens Pi (Spleen) and its lifting function. The second blend is Suo Quan Wan, which strengthens the Shen (Kidney), constricts and prevents the escape of Jing essence and other Yin Ye (liquid). It is useful for bedwetting conditions.

The Tincture of Two Lies removes Tan (phlegm) from the body. The recipe dates back to the 11th century and is used to remove Shi Tan (damp phlegm) from the body. Tan is caused by weakened Fei (Lung) after repeated invasions of the outside wind and weakened Pi (Spleen) due to improper eating habits. Tan (phlegm) can be overt or covert and can create blockages in the meridians.

The Tincture of Two Lies is based on the traditional Chinese medicine recipe Er Chen Tang.

The Monkey Monkey Tincture harmonizes Shen (Kidney) and Xin (Heart) and calms the Shen spirit. This is most often manifested by hyperactivity, lack of attention, impatience, constant movement and impulsiveness. Ginseng promotes mental state, performance, concentration and coordination. Licorice acts on mental health.

Light Breath Tincture is used to promote breathing. Often Tan (phlegm) or Shi Re (damp heat) is present. Usually on an underlying Pi Qi Xu (weakened Spleen) due to poor eating habits. With perilla , it supports the normal function of the respiratory system.

Light Breath Tincture is based on the traditional Chinese medicine recipe Ke Chuan Pian.

Tincture of the Dunning Tamtam promotes breathing. It withdraws the rebellious Fei Qi (Lung energy), strengthens the Fei (Lungs) and Pi (Spleen) and transforms the Tan (Phlegm). The Fei (Lungs), by their descending function, are meant to "disperse" the Qi energy generated from food and breathing. With Licorice, it supports the normal functions of the respiratory system.

The Tincture of Duning Tamtam is based on the traditional Chinese medicine recipe Su Zi Jiang Qi Wan.

Emperor's Treasure Tincture strengthens the Heart and the entire cardiovascular system. From a Chinese medicine perspective , it strengthens the Xin Qi (Heart energy). We usually weaken our Xin Qi through emotions such as resentment, excessive desire, guilt, sadness or excessive joy. All of these drain the Xin Qi. Thanks to valerian, it supports the normal functioning of the cardiovascular system.

Emperor's Treasure Tincture is based on the traditional Chinese medicine recipe Rou Fu Bao Yuan Tang.

The Return of Youth Tincture has powerful anti-aging effects and helps to maintain youthfulness into old age. It is a tonic and an antioxidant that promotes mental well-being thanks to the clanoprasia. Fenugreek helps to refresh the body and ginger promotes tone, vitality, immunity and energy. It also supports normal respiratory function, the cardiovascular system and digestion.

Basket Opening Tincture transforms Tan (phlegm) and releases blocked Fei Qi (Plic energy). A traditional blend used by ancient physicians for Xin Bi (Heart blockage) when Bi Tan (blockages of mucus in the chest ) are the cause. The main herb in the blend is Cucumber Kiril.

Tincture The release of the branches breaks the Xue Yu (blood stasis) in the elbow area. Excessive strain or injury will disrupt the flow of Qi energy in the pathways leading through the elbow. In these places, the pathways are quite narrowed, making them more susceptible to the formation of Xue Yu (blood stasis).

Branch Release Tincture is based on the traditional Chinese medicine recipe Sang Feng Teng.

Gu Hammer Tincture is suitable for problems with Fu Xie (hidden pathogen). With pungent and aromatic herbs, it helps to expel Gu (worms), divert Feng (wind) and Shi (dampness). Its effect is to help expel the so-called "hidden pathogen" from the body . Ginseng , valerian and mint support the natural defences - the immune system.

The Gu - Joint Hammer Tincture is suitable for problems with Fu Xie (hidden pathogen) with an emphasis on the musculoskeletal system. The pungent and aromatic herbs help to expel Gu (worms), divert Feng (wind) and Shi (dampness). Its effect helps to air out the so-called "hidden pathogen" from the body . Licorice supports the normal condition of the joints.

The tincture Gu Joint Hammer is based on the traditional Chinese medicine recipe Su He Tang Guan.

Gu Nerve Hammer Tincture is suitable for problems with Fu Xie (hidden pathogen) with an emphasis on the nervous system. With pungent and aromatic herbs, it helps to expel Gu (worms), divert Feng (wind) and Shi (dampness). Its effect is to help expel the so-called "hidden pathogen" from the body . Mint promotes relaxation and natural immunity.

The Gu Nerve Hammer tincture is based on the traditional Chinese medicine recipe Su He Tang Nao Guo.

King's Thumb Tincture removes Shi Re (damp heat) from the thumb area of the lower extremities, and possibly from other affected joints. At the same time, it breaks Xue Yu (blood stasis), releases Re Bi (hot blockages - gout) and clears the Luo pathways. We recommend moderation in diet and limiting spicy, fried or spicy foods. And of course alcohol.

King's Thumb Tincture is based on the traditional Chinese medicine recipe Tong Yong Tong Feng Tang.

Tincture External Relief is a suitable complement to the King's Thumb Tincture. Its main use is for the relief of Bi Zheng (gout) of the hot type, which is most commonly manifested on the big toes. The herbs in the tincture help to restore the circulation of Xue (blood) and Qi energy in the affected area. It is applied externally, by lubricating the affected area.

External Relief Tincture is based on the traditional Chinese medicine recipe Shan Ci Nan Xing.

The Tooth Fairy Tincture moves the Xue Yu (blood stasis) in the area of the teeth. As the poetic name suggests, the mixture is intended to be rubbed on the gums. Especially if the teeth are being erupted. It is suitable for various gum imbalances. Thanks to the ginseng content , the tincture promotes blood circulation and the clove (clove) promotes blood circulation. Prescription primarily for external use.

Tooth Fairy Tincture is based on the traditional Chinese medicine recipe Chi Tong Tang.

Tincture primarily for external use.

The Calm Level Tincture has a pronounced An Shen effect, harmonising our psyche. The blend contains herbs that nourish Xin Xue (Heart blood), thus making an anchor for our Shen soul. If the soul does not have a sufficient anchor, it tends to fly away. One then becomes mentally unanchored, anxious and easily agitated.

The Six Noblemen Tincture nourishes Shen Yin (Yin Ledvin) and thus the Yin of the whole body. Yin is the moisture and nourishment of the body and naturally diminishes with age. We observe dryness, hot flashes or psychological imbalances. Rheumatism promotes normal functioning of the vascular system and blood pressure. It also maintains normal blood glucose levels, which is consistent with the Chinese concept of this blend.

The Six Noblemen Tincture is based on the traditional Chinese medicine recipe Liu Wei Di Huang Wan.

The Silencing of the Bells tincture complements Shen Yin (Yin Ledvin) and guides the energy to the ears. This is one version of the Liu Wei Di Huang Wan blend that nourishes the Yin Liver and Ledvin. Yao Magnetite helps keep excessive Yang from rising into the ears and creating "bells in the ears". Rheumatism supports normal vascular and blood pressure function.

Silencing the Bells tincture is based on the traditional Chinese medicine recipe Er Long Zuo Ci Wan.

Fresh Breeze Tincture complements Shen Yin (Yin Ledvin) and cools Xu Re (Heat of Emptiness). For women over 38 years of age, Yin, moisture, and nourishment naturally begin to deplete and Yang begins to predominate, creating Xu Re (Emptiness Heat). Which we observe as things like flushing, dryness or psychological imbalances. Thanks to rehmannia, this blend supports the normal functioning of the vascular system and blood pressure.

Blue Gentian Tincture removes Shi Re (damp heat) from the body. The tincture is given to cool the body, both on a mental and physical level. It is a full-bodied heat that works in different parts of the body. Most commonly in the Liver and Gallbladder pathways. Plantain supports normal digestion, liver function and cleansing.

Blue Gentian tincture is based on the traditional Chinese medicine recipe Long Dan Xie Gan Tang.

Untangling nodules tincture breaks up the Tan (mucus) forming palpable nodules in the throat area. It can soften knotted and loosen tan knots. At the same time, it moves the lymphatic system. The blackhead, licorice and mint in this blend support the immune system and natural defenses.

Untangling Knots Tincture is based on the traditional Chinese medicine recipe Nei Xiao Luo Li Pian.

Yellow Dragon Tincture cleanses the body of Du Re (bitter toxin, chronic inflammation) anywhere in the body. Thanks to coptis, our body can get rid of what Chinese doctors call Jie Du (fiery poison) quite effectively. The mint in this blend supports natural defenses.

Yellow Dragon Tincture is based on the traditional Chinese medicine recipe Huang Lian Shang Qing Wan.

Golden Vein Tincture removes Shi Re (damp heat) from the rectal area. The Shi Re blocks the flow of Qi energy and this blockage later turns into hard masses (hemorrhoids). The rheumatism in this blend promotes normal functioning of the vascular system.

Golden Vein Tincture is based on the traditional Chinese medicine recipe Hua Zhi Pian.

Red Lily of the Valley Tincture breaks up the Xue Re Yu (hot blood stasis) that can occur in the body after various traumas. Commonly, these conditions are iced. However, it is a better choice to stir up the stagnation than to cool it down. The angelica in this blend supports the normal condition of joints and cartilage.

Red Lily of the Valley tincture is based on the traditional Chinese medicine recipe Chuang Shang Run Hua.

Blue Lily of the Valley Tincture breaks up Xue Han Yu (cold blood stasis) that can occur in the body after various traumas. However, it is more for stasis that does not tend to be hot. In order for Qi and Xue to flow freely, blockages need to be broken. A good option is acupuncture or this blend.

Blue Lily Tincture is based on the traditional Chinese medicine recipe Run Hua Jing.

Tincture of Little Joys to calm Shen's spirit and improve her mood. Suitable for Qi Xu (Qi energy deficiency), Xue Xu (blood deficiency) and Qi Zhi (Qi energy stagnation). The licorice in this blend promotes mental health (nervous system), calmness and the turmeric promotes normal nervous system function.

Little Joy Tincture is based on the traditional Chinese medicine recipe Gan Mai Da Zao Pian.

This tincture is not recommended if you are gluten intolerant.

Little Wind Tincture removes Feng Re (wind heat) and Xue Re (blood heat) from the skin area. Suitable for red and itchy seeding. The exact translation of this mixture is Wind Cleansing Powder. Ledebouriel and licorice in this blend promote normal skin condition.

Little Wind Tincture is based on the traditional Chinese medicine recipe Xiao Feng Pian.

Hot Wave Tincture replenishes Shen Yin (Yin Ledvin) and cools Xu Re (heat of emptiness), which is caused by a relative excess of Yang. Which we observe for example as flushing, dryness or psychological imbalances. Peony in this blend supports women's health - menopausal comfort. Clary sage acts as a tonic and support for mental well-being.

Hot Waves Tincture is based on the traditional Chinese medicine recipe Geng Nian An Pian.

This tincture is not recommended if you are gluten intolerant.

The Wind Tower Tincture removes Feng (wind) from the Tou (head) area, which arises after blowing. Wind tends to expand in the head and create Tou Tong (blockages in the flow of Qi energy in the head). Angelica supports the normal functions of the blood system - oxygen transport.

Wind Tower Tincture is based on the traditional Chinese medicine recipe Pian Tou Tong.

Drowning Wind Tincture withdraws excessive Gan Yang (Yang Liver) or Gan Feng (Wind Liver) that rises to the head. Typical mixture for Tou Tong (headache) from excess Yang Liver. Compared to the previous blend, it is not so much an "outer wind" but an "inner wind". At the same time, it cools the internal heat accumulated in the Gan (Liver).

Drowning Wind Tincture is based on the traditional Chinese medicine recipe Tian Ma Gou Teng Wan.

The Tincture of Duning Metal nourishes Fei Yin (Yin Lung) and helps with Fei Zao (dryness of the Lung) and Zhi Ke (stop coughing) conditions. According to Chinese medicine, the Lungs are a fragile organ and are quite prone to drying out. The licorice in this blend supports the normal functions of the respiratory system.

Wild Water Tincture removes acute Shi Re (damp heat) from the Chong (Intestine). This helps to "disinfect" this Chong system . It is useful for acute conditions where the Spleen Qi and Stomach Qi go in opposite directions, resulting in diarrhea or vomiting. This blend is the first one you should take on vacation this summer. The licorice in this blend promotes normal digestion.

Wild Water Tincture is based on the traditional Chinese medicine recipe Huo Xiang Zheng Qi Pian.

The Wind Rising Tincture withdraws excessive Gan Yang (Liver Yang), which propagates throughout the body and increases blood pressure. Excessive Gan Yang is usually related to emotions or stresses. The sage in this blend supports normal function of the vascular system. Rheumatism supports normal vascular system function and blood pressure.

The Wind Rising tincture is based on the traditional Chinese medicine recipe Jiang Ya Pian.

Red River Tincture clears acute or chronic Pang Guang Shi Re (damp heat from the bladder). The cause may be direct invasion of Shi Re (damp heat) into the Pang Guang (Bladder) or deficiency of Shen Yang (Yang Kidney). In the latter case, it is good to add Cordyceps.

Red River Tincture is based on the traditional Chinese medicine recipe Ba Zheng San.

Cloudy Spring Tincture cleanses Pang Guang Shi (cloudy dampness / stones in the bladder). It helps keep the Pang Guang (Bladder) clear and clears the pathways where urine flows. The licorice in this blend works on the urinary and reproductive systems.

Cloudy Spring Tincture is based on the traditional Chinese medicine recipe Li Shui Pai Shi Pian.

The Defence Wall tincture supports the immunity of the organism. According to Chinese medicine, it strengthens Wei Qi (defensive Qi energy). It is a system that defends the surface of our body like a shield. Besides the skin, the mucous membranes of the respiratory and digestive systems are the surface. The valerian in this blend supports natural defenses.

The Defence Mound tincture is based on the traditional Chinese medicine recipe Yu Ping Feng San.

The Tincture of the Chiming Bell releases Xin Yu(blockages of the Heart). Supports Xin(Heart) and cardiovascular health. From a Chinese medicine perspective, it addresses blockages in the chest caused by Xue Yu(blood stasis) that impede the movement of Qi energy in the chest. Sage supports the normal functioning of the vascular system. Ginseng promotes blood circulation.

Brave Bamboo Tincture complements Shen Jing (essence of Ledvin) and Gu (bone). According to Chinese medicine, the Kidneys are responsible for the quality of the bones. Strong Shen (Kidneys) provide the bones with sufficient nutrients. But with age, the energy in the Shen (Kidneys) gradually weakens and so do our bones.

Brave Bamboo Tincture is based on the traditional Chinese medicine recipe Zhuang Gu Xiao Ci Pian.

The Fast Waterfall Tincture addresses the acute counter movement of Wei Qi (Stomach Qi energy), which is supposed to decrease in a normal state. It manifests as acute vomiting, for example. Chinese medicine calls this condition rebellious Wei Qi (Stomach Qi energy). The mint in this blend supports the normal functioning of the digestive system and intestines.

Tincture of propolis contributes to the normal condition of the skin and mucous membranes. Propolis is a resinous substance with a pleasant smell. It is composed of resin that bees collect from trees and add to it the secretions of their glands.

Red Flower Tincture purifies Xue Re (heat in the blood), which prematurely expels menstrual blood. It is used for conditions called Beng Lou (excessive bleeding and spotting). According to Chinese medicine, Xue Re (heat in the blood) enters the Gan (Liver) pathway and expels blood from its pathways.

Red Flower Tincture is based on the traditional Chinese medicine recipe Qing Re Zhi Beng Tang.

The Fast Pluck Tincture promotes Jing Gui (essence of fertility) in men. Strengthens Shen Jing Qi Yang (essence, Qi energy and Yang Kidney). All these substances are responsible for male fertility.

The Fast Pluck tincture is based on the traditional Chinese medicine recipe Wu Zi Yan Zhong Wan.

Silver Breath Tincture stimulates Wei Qi (defensive energy) and pushes out Du (toxin) and Han Xie (cold pathogen) that has already passed through the outer layers. It is especially useful if Han Xie gets into the Fei (Lung) area, where it usually turns into Re (hotness).

Silver Breath Tincture is based on the traditional Chinese medicine recipe Shuang Huang Lian Tang.

A simple blend called Pavshehoj composed of three herbs used for Zhi Xue (to stop blood), and this is also the main and only use of this blend. It can be added to other tinctures for Zhi Xue. Pawsheba and wormwood are warm and zerav is cold, so the blend is quite balanced thermodynamically.

The Energy Balancing Tincture strengthens the Kidney Yin and Yang. Most herbal formulas used in menopause nourish the Kidney Yin; this blend uses a unique approach whereby it replenishes the Yang, thereby withdrawing the rising empty fire of Yin deficiency. Suitable for hormonal imbalances.

Energy Balancing Tincture is based on the traditional Chinese medicine recipe Er Xian Tang.

Plum Drink Tincture by the famous Zhang Zhongjing from 220 AD, which he compiled mainly to remove Gu (parasites). The removal is based on four principles: sweet taste promotes the movement of Gu (parasites, worms), sour soothes them, pungent pushes them out and bitter induces downward movement.

The Plum Drink Tincture is based on the traditional Chinese medicine recipe Wu Mei Wan.

Sea of Cobs tincture, according to a recipe from the 11th century, is used for Qi deficiency of the Spleen with moisture accumulation. It harmonizes Wei (Stomach) and Pi (Spleen). Spleen creates Qi and blood from food. Its weakening generates pathological dampness in the body. Licorice promotes normal digestion.

Sea of Cobs tincture is based on the traditional Chinese medicine recipe Shen Ling Bai Zhu San.