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Box of 200 pills, 160 milligrams each, of concentrated dietary herbal supplement, with english and chinese text.

Sha Shen Mai Dong Wan – Body Fluids Extract- Kingsway (KGS) Brand – (OUT OF STOCK)

Sha Shen Mai Dong Wan – Body Fluids Extract is a traditional Chinese herbal formula used to address imbalances related to the Lung and Stomach systems, particularly conditions involving dryness in the respiratory and digestive tracts. Amount: 200 Teapills (160mg each) per bottle.

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Sha Shen Mai Dong Wan – Body Fluids Extract

Sha Shen Mai Dong Wan – Body Fluids Extract is one of the oldest formulas in Chinese Herbal Medicine and it is designed to nourish the body when there is a lack of body fluids. To do this, it nourishes the Lung and the Stomach in order to help produce healthy body fluids and moisten dryness.

This formula is used in conditions of general dryness accompanied by cough with small amounts of sticky white phlegm, dry mouth and throat, feverish sensation in the palms and soles, and night sweating. These often occur during prolonged bronchitis and tuberculosis.

Herbal Ingredients found in Sha Shen Mai Dong Wan – Body Fluids Extract

Dosage Instructions for Sha Shen Mai Dong Wan – Body Fluids Extract

As a dietary supplement, take 8 Teapills 3 times a day with warm water.

Amount: 200 Teapills (160mg each) per bottle.

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Her dry cough is getting better… not as often as before using Sha shen.

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