Cough Drop (NEW!)
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FOR PICK UP Bring your own container/bag/jar, and our associates will weigh and fill accordingly! |
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FOR SHIPPING Packaged in recycled paper bags |
$0.30 / 2g
(each tea bag)
Cough that won't go away? Based on prescriptions of TCM (Traditional Chinese Medicine), rebalance the Qi in your lungs to soothe and drop your cough.
Restore energy, clear lung heat, and release phlegm with our cough relieving formula.
ACTIONS AND INDICATIONS: Restore Qi and moisten lungs
THESE HERBS BENEFIT THE: Lungs
INGREDIENTS
Chameleon Plant (Yu Xing Cao)
White Flower Patrinia (Bai Jiang Cao)
Coix Seed (Yi Yi Ren)
Scutellaria Root (Huang Qin)
Fritillary Bulb (Zhe Bei Mu)
Sweet Almond Seed (Nan Xing Ren)
Mulberry Root Bark (Sang Bai Pi)
Poria Cocos (Fu Ling)
White Atractylodes Rhizome (Bai Zhu)
Balloon Flower Root (Jie Geng)
Licorice Root (Gan Cao)
FORMULA HIGHLIGHTS
Transforms phlegm and clears dampness – Improper digestion or retention of food can lead to dampness and phlegm. Blood deficiency, along with excessive heat can hinder Qi movement. Fritillary Bulb (Zhe Bei Mu), Chameleon Plant (Yu Xing Cao), and Coix Seed (Huang Qin) work together to drain excess fire to detoxify the body and clear phlegm dampness
Activates Lung Qi – Persistent cough, shortness of breathe, and bronchitis can arise from lung Qi stagnation. Balloon Flower Root (Jie Geng) enters the lung meridians to open and strengthen Lung Qi, while Sweet Almond Seed (Nan Xing Ren) moisturizes the lungs and intestines. By nourishing the intestines, the body can gain back sufficient fluids that can be used by the lungs to moisten airways and reduce cough
RECOMMENDED DOSE
Three times a day, one or two bags each time. Consistency is key!
For ease, steep 3-6 bags in a large jug or flask and drink as part of your daily fluid intake.
FREE FROM
Sugar, Caffeine, Artificial Flavours, Food Colouring, or Preservatives
PRECAUTIONS
Do not use if pregnant or breastfeeding. Keep out of reach of children. This product is not intended to replace your practitioner. It is intended for general well-being and does not involve the diagnosing, prognosticating, or prescribing of medicine for any disease.