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Plum Flower – The Red Door Teapills (Dao Chi Wan)

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Plum Flower – The Red Door Teapills guides heat from the Heart and Small Intestine channels to address various disorders in these two systems. Amount: 200 teapills per bottle.

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Product Description

What is Plum Flower – The Red Door Teapills (Dao Chi Wan):

Plum Flower – The Red Door Teapills (Dao Chi Wan) is a classical Chinese Medicine formula (c. early 12th century) that roughly translates to “guide away the red” teapills. This refers to its primary action in Traditional Chinese Medicine theory of guiding heat away from the Heart and Small Intestine channels when it causes problems in these two organ systems.

General symptoms indicating the use of this formula include high fever, dryness and thirst, irritability, nightmares, poor sleep, and possibly mouth and tongue ulcers, toothache, and painful gums. This formula also is useful for fever with dark, scanty, smelly urine and fever due to UTI or kidney infection.

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Weight 1 oz
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Product Types

Teapills

Dosage Instructions

Dosage Instructions for Plum Flower – Quell The Surface Teapills (Dan Shen Huo Xue Wan)

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

Amount: 200 teapills per bottle.

Use with caution during pregnancy.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Dao Chi Wan (Red Door) used for?

Plum Flower Dao Chi Wan (The Red Door) is a traditional Chinese formula used to clear heart fire and promote urination. It is traditionally indicated for mouth sores, irritability, and urinary discomfort related to heart fire.

How do you take Dao Chi Wan?

Take Dao Chi Wan teapills as directed on the packaging with warm water. Consult a healthcare practitioner for personalized dosage guidance.

What does Dao Chi Wan mean?

Dao Chi Wan translates to ‘guide the red pill,’ where ‘red’ refers to heart fire being guided downward and out through urination in Chinese medicine theory.

Where can I buy Dao Chi Wan?

Plum Flower Dao Chi Wan is available at Best Chinese Medicines with $7.95 flat-rate US shipping and 90-day hassle-free returns.

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