Yin Chiao Chieh Tu Pien 120 tablets Sugar Coated

About Yin Chiao Chieh Tu Pien Sugar Coated

Yin Chiao Chieh Tu Pien, also known as Lonicera and Forsythia Antitoxic Pills and Yin Qiao Jie Du Wan, dispels wind, clears heat, and expels toxic heat.

What Yin Chiao Chieh Tu Pien is Best For

Yin Chiao is a formula that is created to eliminate pathogenic wind, detoxify, clear heat, relieve thirst, diffuse lung qi, and benefit the throat. In western symptomatology, it is used to treat the common cold, tonsillitis, ear infection in children, influenza, rubella, hives measles, and chickenpox. For many centuries, herbalists have been using Wu Jutang’s Yin Qiao San formula to treat wind-heat patients that exhibited measurable fever, aversion to wind, chills, tongue with red edges and tip, and a fast and floating pulse. Yin Chiao is based on the ancient Yin Qiao San formula and is particularly effective if used within the first 12-24 hours of the symptoms’ onset, mainly general aching or sore throat.

Yini Chiao Chieh Tu Pien may be used for the following:

• Fever
• Common cold and flu
• Headache
• Thirst
• Cough
• Throat pain

TCM Function

• Dispels Wind
• Clears Heat
• Expels Toxic Heat

How Yin Chaio Chieh Tu Pien Works

The product uses a combination of herbs that is so light, yet so effective in treating a disease in the upper burner, which includes causing the stomach qi to descend in the middle burner and lifting the spleen qi. At the same time, the ingredients are potent and cloying enough to treat kidney and liver yin deficiency in the lower burner. Due to its compounds, Yin Chiao can have beneficial effects in the early stage of common flu or cold that are accompanied by symptoms of aching neck and shoulders, thirst, low fever, sore throat, swollen glands, headache or dry cough; even skin itching and hives. Western Medicine uses Yin Chiao for upper respiratory tract infections, measles, acute endometriosis, acute bronchitis, parotitis, meningitis, epidemic encephalitis, and acute tonsillitis, among others.

Yin Chiao Key Ingredients

Japanese Honeysuckle Flower (Jin Yin Hua) – It expels externally contracted wind-heat, and clears toxins and heat. Also, antiviral and anti-inflammatory.

Forsythia Fruit (Lian Qiao) – A herb with potent antipyretic, anti-inflammatory, antiviral, and antibiotic properties.

Mentha Herb/Peppermint (Bo He) – An ingredient with antipyretic and anti-inflammatory qualities that clears the eyes and the head, disperses wind-heat and benefits the throat.

Chinese Licorice Root (Gan Cao) – It moistens the lungs, disseminates lung qi, stops cough, and alleviates sore throat, especially if used with Jie Geng (balloon flower). It also detoxifies fire poisons, tonifies the spleen, and harmonizes the other herbs.

Burdock Fruit (Niu Bang Zi) - It benefits the throat, disperses wind-heat, disseminates lung qi, and detoxifies fire poison.

Schizonepeta Herb (Jing Jie) – In traditional Chinese medicine, it is related to the liver and lung meridians and has pungent and warm properties that allow it to stop bleeding and expel wind. It has typically been used to treat wind-cold exterior syndromes that are accompanied by fever, chills, and headaches. Prepared/Fermented

Soybean Seed (Dan Dou Chi) - A mild diaphoretic that alleviates irritability and releases the exterior for both hot and cold exterior conditions.

Lophantherum Herb (Dan Zhu Ye) – Also known as crested grass, it relieves thirst, lessens irritability, disperses wind-heat, and alleviates Exterior symptoms. Besides, the herb has potent antipyretic properties.

Balloon-Flower Root (Jie Geng) - It benefits the throat, circulates the lung energy, transforms cold-phlegm, and improves the action of the other herbs in the formula. It is also anti-inflammatory, analgesic, antitussive, and expectorant.

Yin Chaio Chieh Tu Pien Serving Size

Take 4 count, three times a day.

Yin Chaio Chieh Tu Pien Ingredients

Lonicera japonica flower, Forsythia suspensa fruit, Arctium lappa fruit, Platycodon grandiflorum root, Mentha haplocalyx herb, Glycyrrhiza uralensis root, Schizonepeta tenuifolia herb, Lophatherum gracile herb. - Jin yin hua, Lian qiao, Niu bang zi, Jie geng, Bo he, Dan dou chi, Gan cao, Jing jie, Dan zhu ye.

Contains soy.

Notes

• Contraindicated for conditions due to wind-cold.
• Reduce Serving Size if diarrhea or stomach upset occurs.
• Not recommended for long term use.