Tian Men Dong Usages and Indications

• Nourish kidney yin, clear lung heat - yin deficiency with heat signs in the upper warmer, dryness of mouth, thick or blood-streaked sputum that is difficult to expectorate.
• Moisten the lungs, nourish kidneys, generate fluids - lung and kidney yin deficiency, especially xiao ke, low grade afternoon fever, constipation.

Dosage and Preparation Notes For Tian Men Dong

• Dosage: 6-15g

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• Gu Ben Wan -Replenish the Root Teapills (Treat Dryness)

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• Qing Fei Wan -Clear The Lungs Decoction (Treat Phlegm)

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• Tian Wang Bu Xin Wan -Emperor of Heavens Special Pill to Tonify the Heart (Calm The Spirit)

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• Wu Ji Bai Feng Wan -Black Chicken White Phoenix Pills (Clear Heat)

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