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Bottle of 60 tablets, 500 milligrams each, english and chinese text.
Key ingredients are yan huo suo, magnolia bark, and chinaberry fruit.

Yan Hu Suo – by Lao Wei

Yan Hu Suo – by Lao Wei helps invigorate blood to relieve minor aches or discomfort in the body (abdominal/flank pain, gynecological pain, pain in the extremities, etc…) Amount: 60 tablets (500mg each) per bottle.

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Suggested Dosage

As a dietary supplement, take 4 tablets 2 times a day with warm water.

Amount: 60 tablets (500mg each) per bottle.

Do not use if pregnant.

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Richard Gromlich

reduces nerve pain

I have nerve pain in my right shoulder, neck, arm, and flank as a result of brachial neuritis. The is no treatment other than opioid pain meds. Yan Hu Suo – by Lao Wei reduces the pain significantly without side affects. I take it before bed and I sleep much better.

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A.F.

Works very well

Works on my pain very well.

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Cheryl R.

A better choice

My pain has not been addressed much by my M.D. No opioid based medication, tried tropicals with some relief. The Yan Hu Sou has help so much

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Yan Hu Suo – by Lao Wei:

Yan Hu Suo – by Lao Wei helps invigorate blood to relieve minor aches or discomfort in the body (abdominal/flank pain, gynecological pain, pain in the extremities, etc…). The chief herb in this formula is Yan hu suo, the dried tuber (rhizome) of Asian corydalis, a flowering plant the Papaveraceae (poppy) family. It has a long tradition of use in Chinese folk medicine as a pain reliever and has been incorporated into modern formulas (such as this one) for this purpose.

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