Yin Chiao 90 Tablet

Product Description

When to Use Yin Chiao

Yin Chiao should be used at the first sign of a cold. It is also used for cold-prevention when exposed, or likely-to-be-exposed, to a cold. It is particularly effective for colds beginning in the throat.

Yin Chiao is used during the first two days of Wind-Cold or Wind-Heat condition. It is also used when exposed, or likely-to-be-exposed, to Wind pathogen.

Ingredients

Honeysuckle Lonicera flos Jin Yin Hua

Clears Heat, Cleans Toxins, Expels Externally Contracted Wind Heat

Forsythia Forsythia Suspensa Fructus Lian Qiao

Expels Contracted Wind Heat, Clears Heat, Cleans Toxins

Balloon Flower Platycodi Grandiflori Radix Jie Geng

Transforms Cold-Phlegm, Circulates Lung Energy, Benefits the Throat, Directs the Action of Other Herbs Upwards

Peppermint Menthe Herba Bo He

Disperses Wind Heat, Clears the Head and Eyes and Benefits the Throat

Edible Burdock Arctium Lappa Niu Bang Zi

Detoxifies Fire Poison, Disperses Wind Heat and Benefits the Throat

Crested Grass Lophatheri Gracilis Dan Zhu Ye

Releases the Exterior, Disperses Wind Heat, Lessens Irritability, Relieves Thirst

Schizonepeta Schizonepeta Tenuifolia Jing Jie

Releases Exterior, Expels Wind Cold and Wind Heat

Fermented Soy Bean Sojae Praeparatum Semen Dan Dou Qi

Releases the Exterior for both Cold and Hot Exterior Conditions, Alleviates Irritability

Chinese Licorice root Glycyrrhiza Uranelsis Radix Gan Cao

Tonifies the Spleen, Benefits the Qi, Detoxifies Fire Poisons, Moderates and Harmonizes Other Herbs

TCM Functions of Yin Chiao

• Clears Wind-Heat
• Disperses Wind-Cold
• Cleans Toxins

Suggested Usage 3 tablets, every three or four hours

Warnings Keep out of reach of children. As with all dietary supplements, consult your healthcare professional before use. See product label for more information. Yin Chiao is made for acute conditions and is not designed for long-term immune enhancement. For a daily supplement appropriate for long-term immune enhancements, try Jade Shield Pills. Traditional Chinese Medicine is powerful and reliable, but it can be complex. Self-diagnosis and self-treatment arent recommended for chronic, recurring, or serious illness.