MySleep

Sleep support

Category:

Psyche, nerves, insomnia, heart and blood vessels, Liver system, Kidney system, Heart system, urology, fatigue

Recipe use according to traditional Chinese medicine:

Description:

A combination of herbs and mushrooms to promote sleep.

Sleep disturbances afflict nearly one-fifth of people. It is a complex problem, involving digestion, blood vessels and blood, the spirit of Shen and lack of rest or conversely physical exertion.

While Qi circulates in the superficial layers of the body during the day, at night it is supposed to sink in and promote replenishment of blood and vital substances. This happens mainly during sleep. The anchor of Qi is the blood and its emptiness leads to insomnia at night and fatigue during the day. Forcing oneself to exercise puts a strain on the Heart, palpitations and restlessness occur. Lack of energy is associated with lack of appetite, which further exacerbates the depletion of Blood and Qi. The circle closes and cannot be broken.

The action of the mixture is complex. Part of the blend releases liver Qi and blockages and regulates blood circulation. The other part purifies fire and heat and removes it by urination. Another group calms and nourishes the Shen and Hun spirit and submerges the rising Yang of the Liver. The combination of vital mushrooms amplifies the An Shen action of the blend and promotes the production of Qi and Blood.

MySleep is a blend designed for conditions of significant insomnia with frequent night wakings, heart palpitations and significant sweating.

MycoSleep is used for milder forms of insomnia with occasional night waking and has no sedative effect.

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Notes:

MycoSleep is used for conditions of milder forms of insomnia with occasional awakenings during the night and does not have a sedative effect. MySleep is a mixture intended for conditions of severe insomnia with frequent night wakings, palpitations and profuse sweating.

Recipe ingredients:

Adapted from

Chinese

Czech

Latin

Reishi

Glossy cornflower

Ganoderma lucidum

Hericium

Coralline coral

Hericium erinaceus

Chao

Suan Zao Ren

Jujube, seed

Seed of ziziphi spinosae

Ye Jiao Teng

Many-flowered spicebush, stem

Caul. polygoni multiflori

Jiu

Dan Shen

Redroot sage, root

Rad. salviae multiorrhizae

Sheng

Chuan Xiong

Wallichia dill, rhizome

Rhiz. liguistici

Xiang Fu

Shahor tuber, rhizome

Rhiz. cyperi

Sheng

Zhi Mu

Anamarena, rhizome

Rhiz. anemarrhenae

Sheng

Mu Li

Oyster, shell

Concha ostreae

Sheng

Gan Cao

Licorice, root

Rad. glycyrrhizae

Jiu

Huang Lian

Chinese coptis, rhizome

Rhiz. coptidis

Xiang Feng Cao

Lemon balm, leaf and stem

Herba et folium melissa