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Chai Hu Jia Long Gu Mu Li Tang  is designed to treat Heat pathogens that have penetrated deep into the Shao Yang, which is the main conduit for the movement of Qi up and down the body, nd symptoms calling for its use reflect a failure of Qi to descend properly. caising chronic cough. dyspnea, thoracic pain, intra-thoracic masses of any type or constipation. The patient will often have pronouced Heat symptoms such as  restlessness, agitation, heat intolerance, increased thirst, and a red tongue. The most common uses include chest tumors, heart failure and anxiety issues. 

 

CHJLGMLT treats:

• Yang Ming Pathogen (LI, ST)

• Phlegm Accumulation

• Tai Yang Pathogen (BL, SI)

• Qi Stagnation

• Shao Yang Pathogen (GB, TB)

• Spleen Qi Deficiency

• Kidney Qi Deficiency

 

Symptoms Treated

Cancer • Abdominal Mass

Respiratory • Cough •Dyspnea

Gastrointestinal • Constipation •Inappetance •Vomiting

Musculoskeletal • Thoracic Pain •Hind Limb Weakness

Abdomen/Liver/Pancreas •Distention •Hepatomegaly •Hepatic Jaundice

•Liver Enzyme Elevation •Pain •Splenomegaly

Cardiovascular • Tachycardia

Behavioural  •Agitation •Anxiety •Irritability •Restlessness

Hematologic •Anemia

 

Diseases Treated

• Neoplasia - Abdominal

• Neoplasia - Intrathoracic

• Neoplasia - Hemangiosarcoma

• Neoplasia - Lymphoma

• Bronchitis

• Pneumonia

• Collapsing Trachea

• Pleurisy

• Constipation (Megacolon)

• Arthritis

• Degenerative Joint Disease

• Congestive Heart Failure

• Tachyarrhythmia

• Anxiety

• Anxiety - Separation

• Noise Sensitivity

• Granulocytopenia

• Thrombocytopenia

• Hemolytic Anemia

 

Chai Hu Jia Long Gu Mu Li Tang contains the following herbs:

Pinellia rhizome

Bupleurum root

Rhubarb root and rhizome

Jujube

Poria

Cinnamon twig

Scutellaria root

Fossilized Bone

Oyster shell

Ginseng root

Ginger rhizome


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