About Xanthium Relieve Surface 

Xanthium Relieve Surface clears surface wind-heat, opens nasal passages, cools heat, and dispels wind-dampness. Xanthium Relieve Surface is recommended for people with allergies, hay fever, sinus headache, skin rash, and cough.  Xanthium is the botanical name for a traditional Chinese herb, cang er zi or cocklebur seed.  

Xanthium Relieve Surface may be used for the following:

• Allergies
• Sinus headaches
• Aching muscles
• Hay fever
• Itchy skin rashes
• Stuffy or runny nose
• Phlegm and cough

TCM Functions

• Clear surface wind-heat
• Open nasal passages
• Cool heat and dispel wind-dampness
• Promote blood circulation and remove toxins

How it works

Xanthium Relieve Surface by Health Concerns Chinese Herbs is a combination of the traditional formula Yu Ping Feng San (Jade Screen Formula) used for surface wind-heat.

Xanthium (cang er zi) and magnolia flower (xin yin) are widely used Chinese herbal nasal formulas. 

Platycodon (jie geng) directs the actions of the herbs to the lungs and nose 

Schizandra (wu wei zi) and licorice (gan cao) have anti-allergenic and adaptogenic properties. 

Angelica (bai zhi), siler (fang feng) and schizonepeta (jing jie) have wind relieving properties that help relieve acute nasal and skin symptoms. 

Astragalus (huang qi) and white atractylodes (bai zhu) bolster defensive energy. 

Wild chrysanthemum (ye ju hua) enters the lung meridian.

Serving Size

3 tablets, three times a day, between meals.

For acute conditions, 3 tablets every 4 hours.

90 capsules, 650 mg, 10 day supply

Ingredients

Xanthium fruit (cang er zi), Magnolia flower (xin yi hua), Platycodon root (jie geng), Schizandra fruit (wu wei zi), Angelica root (bai zhi), Wild Chrysanthemum flower (ye ju hua), Siler root (fang feng), Schizonepeta herb (jing jie), Astragalus root (huang qi), White Atractylodes root (bai zhu), Licorice root (gan cao)

About the Manufacturer

Health Concerns was founded by TCM practitioner and scholar Dr. Andrew Gaeddert with a vision to combine the best of traditional herbal knowledge with modern nutritional research. Keeping the needs of the modern patient in mind, classic Chinese formulas have been adapted for greater potency and convenience.