Tian Ma Gou Tin Yin
Tian Ma Gou Teng Yin is specifically designed to adress convulsions in Yin deficient patients. One consequence of Yin deficiency is that Yang energy has a tendency to rise upwards, producing "Internal Winds" and manifestinf as uncontrollable body movements, hypertension, loss of balance, suddne sensory deficits, adn even stroke. Indications include epilepsy, tremors, acute hearing loss, sudden vison loss (eg detached retinas) etc. Patients also have prominent Yin deficiency symptoms including unexplained weight loss, heat intolerance, resltessness, dy skin, dry eyes &/or coat. Tongue dry and red.
TMGTY treats:
• Kidney Yin Deficiency
• Blood Deficiency
• Liver Yin Deficiency
• Liver Yang Rising
• Empty Heat (Fire)
• Liver (Internal) Wind
Symptoms Treated
Cutaneous •Alopecia •Itch •Seborrhea Sicca
Neurologic •Proprioceptive Deficits •Loss of Balance •Paralysis • Seizures
Musculoskeletal •Spasm •Twitch
Cardiovascular •Hypertension
Behavioural •Agitation •Anxiety •Fear Aggression •Insomnia •Restlessness
Ocular •Glaucoma •Retinal Detachment •Vision Loss
Otic •Deafness
Diseases Treated
• Seborrhea Sicca
• Epilepsy (Seizures)
• Vestibular Syndrome
• Tremors
• Cerebrovascular Accident
• Hypertension
• Anxiety
• Anxiety - Separation
• Noise Sensitivity
• Territorial Aggression
• Fear Aggression
• Vision Loss
• Glaucoma
• Hearing Loss
Tian Ma Gou Teng Yin contains the following herbs:
Cyathula root
Eucommia bark
Poria
Uncaria stem
Scutellaria root
Haliotis shell
Loranthus
Gastrodia tuber
Fleeceflower stem
Leonurus
Gardenia fruit
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