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Manufacturer: Seven Forests | Name: | Jade Screen Tablets | | Jade Screen Tablets is also known as: | Jia Wei Yu Ping Feng Pian | | Unit Size: | 100 tabs | | Vendor: | Institute of Traditional Medicine | | Product Line: | Seven Forests | | Manufacturing Process: | powder : steam cooked (non-conc | | Dosage: | 2-3 tabs : 3x/day |
Jade Screen Tablets helps with- Bronchitis-Acute
- Allergies
- Asthma
Jade Screen Tablets contains these ingredients| Pin Yin | English | Percentage |
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| Huang Qi (Bei) | Astragalus Root | 25% | | Fang Feng | Siler | 18% | | Bai Zhu | Atractylodes (Alba) | 15% | | E Bu Shi Cao (Shi Hu Sui) | Centipeda Herb | 12% | | Yu Xing Cao | Houttuynia | 12% | | Sha Shen (Bei) | Glehnia | 12% | | Gan Cao | Licorice | 6% |
Jade Screen Formula Rational:In recent clinical work in China, Jade Screen Formula became a preferred method for treating children who, because of their deficiency status, were experiencing frequent infections such as common cold and influenza. In one study of its ability to prevent recurrent respiratory infections in children a slightly modified Jade Screen Formula was administered in two daily doses, given every other day, over a period of about 15 weeks for one group of children and 6 months for a second group. The children, classified as being "weak," had a high frequency of infections, with 1-2 episodes per month as the criteria for inclusion in the study group. With treatment, these children had fewer incidents of respiratory infections; in monitoring the incidence of infections month by month among those treated for six months, it was shown that the frequency of infections dropped markedly over the first five months, then stabilized, suggesting that there was a cumulative effect of regularly administering the formula Jade Screen Formula was developed originally as a treatment for spontaneous sweating that was due to deficiency syndrome or was the result of a pathological influence still lodged in the surface. More recently, it has become a therapy for prevention of cold, flu, and allergic rhinitis, and a treatment for viral infections, nephritis, and other disorders. These newer uses are derived both from an analysis of the formula by traditional principles and from successful applications of this tonic formula to patients who show signs of deficiency syndrome. Research indicates that the formula regulates immune functions, aiding in the fight against infections but reducing allergic responses. Modifications of the formula are made to address particular applications, but most adjustments emphasize one or both of the basic therapeutic actions, which are tonification and surface regulation. Thus, additions might include other qi tonics (codonopsis, dioscorea), or other types of tonics (e.g., tang-kuei to nourish blood, ophiopogon to nourish yin), herbs that disperse congestion at the surface (e.g., bupleurum, cinnamon twig, pueraria) and herbs that astringe sweating (e.g., oyster shell, schizandra, mume, light wheat). excerpt from The Jade Screen by Subhuti Dharmananda, www.itmonline. org
About Seven Forests:
ITM developed the Seven Forests brand of herb formulas in 1986 for use in its clinical facilities and also for prescription by practitioners who follow similar treatment protocols.
Please Note:
The formulas are available only to licensed health care providers who are already educated in the field of traditional Chinese medicine.
Your health care provider is responsible for determining which formula is most suitable to use including its dosage and duration of use. Please ask your health care provider to explain the formula's ingredients, their actions, expected effects including potential adverse effects.
For any questions on these items, we ask that you arrange a consultation with our licensed herbalist.
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