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DAO TAN TANG
Phlegm-Transforming; Qi-Descending • Obstruction-Clearing Formula
€34,95
DESCRIPTION
Phlegm-Transforming & Qi-Descending • Obstruction-Clearing Formula
Symptoms
Dizziness or vertigo caused by internal phlegm dampness.
A sensation of "cloudiness" or mental confusion (Brain fog).
Numbness in the limbs or facial paralysis (Wind-Phlegm).
Stiff tongue or difficulty speaking (slurred speech).
Nausea, vomiting, or focal distension in the chest and epigastrium.
Cough with profuse, white, and sticky sputum.
Tongue: Enlarged body with a thick, white, and greasy (or slippery) coating.
Pulse: Slippery (Hua) and wiry (Xian).
Ingredients
Jiang Ban Xia (Pinellia ternate)
Raw Herbs 12g Granules 15.4g
Chen Pi (Citrus reticulata)
Raw Herbs 12g Granules 15.4g
Fu Ling (Poria cocos)
Raw Herbs 15g Granules 19.2g
Zhi Gan Cao (Glycyrrhiza uralensis)
Raw Herbs 6g Granules 7.7g
Zhi Shi (Citrus aurantium)
Raw Herbs 15g Granules 19.2g
Dan Nan Xing (Arisaema erubescens)
Raw Herbs * Granules 11.6
Sheng Jiang (Zingiber officinale)
Raw Herbs * Granules 11.5g
Posology
Granules
3 to 9g per day after main meals, diluted in hot water.
Raw Herbs
Boil in 1000–1200ml of water and drink 1 to 3 cups per day.
Spoons:
Our measuring spoons have an approximate capacity of 0.50 g. This should be taken into consideration when following the recommended dosage instructions for each product.
Description
Dao Tan Tang "guides out" (Dao) the phlegm (Tan) by drying dampness and forcefully moving the Qi. It is more aggressive than the basic Er Chen Tang because it adds herbs to break through physical and energetic blockages.
Zhi Ban Xia is the chief; it dries dampness and descends rebellious Qi to stop nausea and resolve phlegm.
Dan Nan Xing (Arisaema prepared with bile) is the deputy; it is powerful at transforming "Wind-Phlegm" and clearing phlegm from the channels and orifices.
Zhi Shi breaks up stagnant Qi and expands the chest, allowing the phlegm to be moved and expelled.
Ju Hong and Fu Ling address the "source" of the phlegm by strengthening the Spleen and regulating Qi.
Sheng Jiang assists Ban Xia in descending Qi and reduces the potential toxicity of the phlegm-clearing herbs.
Contraindications
Contraindicated for Dry Cough or cough due to Yin deficiency (no phlegm).
Use with caution in patients with severe Spleen/Stomach Deficiency without significant phlegm.
Not for use in cases of Extreme Heat or Fire (unless modified with additional cooling herbs).
Pregnancy: Use with extreme caution and only if Phlegm-Dampness is the primary diagnosis.
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