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Plum Flower – Zhi Gan Cao Teapills addresses irregular heartbeat, heart palpitations, and other fluctuations of this kind; also commonly used as a general heart-health tonic for the elderly.
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Plum Flower – Zhi Gan Cao Teapills, or Zhi Gan Cao Wan is the principal Chinese Herbal Medicine formula for addressing irregular pulse and heart palpitations that have deficiency of qi and blood as the root cause. It is also commonly used as a general heart-health tonic for the elderly, and is applicable when many of the following symptoms are present:
Symptoms may be exacerbated in the evening, when fatigued or with exertion.
Other Ingredients: Dextrin, Hydrated magnesium silicate, Activated carbon, China wax
Take eight (8) teapills, 3 times per day
Amount: 200 teapills per bottle (net wt. 1.2 oz.)
Use with caution during pregnancy.
Contains gluten & soy.
Lisa Hazelgrove
Balancing heart health
I absolutely love how the Zhi Gan Cao Wan is helping to balance my cardiovascular system. My heart rate has lowered and is typically high due to an overactive thyroid. Thank you!
Mark Ford
Great product
Mark thank you for your feedback.
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