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Min Shan – Mai Wei Di Huang Wan (OUT OF STOCK)

Mai Wei Di Huang Wan – by Min Shan addresses dryness in the respiratory system to include chronic dry cough, dry sinuses, dry throat, etc. Amount: 200 teapills (~10 days supply).

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Mai Wei Di Huang Wan – by Min Shan:

Mai Wei Di Huang Wan – by Min Shan is commonly used to address chronic dry cough, possibly with dry throat, and dry nasal passages in the elderly as well as chronic, dry cough in those with such conditions as tuberculosis, HIV, diabetes, and lungs damaged/weakened by long-term cigarette smoking.

As this formula also addresses underlying Kidney yin deficiency, other signs that point toward the appropriate use of this formula include dizziness, vertigo, ringing of the ears, and experiencing subjective sensations of heat in the body.

 

Herbal Ingredients:

Other Ingredients: Hydrated magnesium silicate, Dextrin (Maltose), China wax

 

 

Directions for Use:

8 teapills, 3x/day (or as directed by your health care practitioner).

200 teapills per bottle

Net Weight 1.2 oz (33g)

 

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