Health Concerns Backbone 90 count

Backbone, also known as Bu Shen Huo Xue (modified), is designed to help with symptoms that stem from a kidney yang deficiency such as low back pain, issues with knees, and the male reproductive system.

What it is best for:

Chinese Therapeutic Effects:

• Supplement kidney yang and dispel cold
• Quicken blood and dissipate stasis
• Secure essence
• Strengthen the sinews and bones
• Strengthen the back and knees

Backbone by Health Concerns can be helpful for the following symptoms:

• Incontinence
• Low Back Pain
• Broken bones
• Supports normal sperm
• Supports normal erectile function
• Weakness and pain in knees
• hearing and eyesight
• Fatigue

Why it works:

Health Concerns Backbone is a warm formula intended to treat patients who present with kidney yang deficiency. General signs, other than those indicated above, include cold limbs, fatigue, pale face color, a pale tongue, a deep, weak, slow pulse, spiritual lassitude, and weakness and pain in the low back or knees. The formula is especially effective in treating low back pain and urogenital/abnormal sexual functions that are commonly part of kidney deficiency patterns. While addressing the primary pattern of yang deficiency, Backbone also includes agents to dispel cold and damp and to move blood in order to eliminate stagnation in the low back, thus making the formula effective for chronic problems.

Eucommia (du zhong), woodwardia (gou ji), acanthopanax (wu jia pi), dipsacus (xu duan) and tortoise shell (from Chinemys reevesii) (gui ban) strengthen bones, muscles and sinews. Cyathula (chuan niu xi), tang kuei tails (dang gui wei), carthamus (hong hua) and myrrh (mo yao) invigorate blood circulation and eliminate pain. Psoralea (bu gu zhi), cuscuta (tu si zi), cistanche salsa (rou cong rong) and cornus (shan zhu yu) strengthen the kidney. Rehmannia (shu di huang) nourishes the blood.

Ingredients

Contents:

How you use it:

3 count, three times a day, 90 count, 750 mg, 10 day supply

Contraindications:

Do not use when excess heat, deficiency heat, or damp-heat signs are present such as thirst, red tongue, rapid pulse, dark, scanty, or painful urination, insomnia, red eyes, hard-stool constipation, or blood-heat bleeding