Lily Bulb. Restore the Lungs, Moisten Post-Illness
Not quite recovered from an acute respiratory illness? Experiencing dry cough, nose or throat, low energy, reduced lung capacity or night sweats? This formula can help. Lily Bulb formulas like this have been used for thousands of years for post-respiratory illness recovery, moistening and nourishing lung tissue while soothing coughs caused by exhausted, dried out lungs. Health Concerns formulas are expertly designed to both update the best of ancient Chinese Herbal Medicine to address modern disease forms and to incorporate the best current pharmacological research. Note: This formula is moistening; use ONLY when there is dryness and a relatively strong digestive system. Contact me for selection help or dosing information.
90 tablets.
Dose: Adults 3 tablets 3 times per day with warm water between meals, or as directed.
I have great results with Health Concerns Products. I like them because they are focused on bringing the centuries of knowledge amassed in the Chinese herbal tradition to the West and continue to research, test, and adapt traditional formulas by applying the science of modern biochemistry, addressing the specific conditions of Western patients.*
Chinese Medicine Description of Formula and Ingredient Action:
Lily Bulb Formula is a variation of the traditional Bai He Gu Jin Tang formula used to nourish and moisten the lungs. Lily (bai he) moistens the lungs and clears heat. Raw and cooked rehmannia (shu and sheng di huang) clear heat, supplement the yin. Ophiopogon (mai men dong) nourishes yin. Scrophularia (xuan shen) clears heat and brings fluid to the lungs. Platycodon (jie geng) and fritillaria (chuan bei mu) stop coughing. Tang kuei (dang gui) and white peony (bai shao) nourish the blood to benefit the yin. Licorice (gan cao) harmonizes and detoxifies.*
Ingredients:
Lily bulb (bai he)
Rehmannia root (raw & cooked) (sheng & shu di huang)
Ophiopogon tuber (mai men dong)
Fritillaria bulb (chuan bei mu)
Platycodon root (jie geng)
Tang Kuei root (dang gui)
White Peony root (bai shao)
Licorice root (gan cao)
Scrophularia root (xuan shen)
*THESE STATEMENTS HAVE NOT BEEN EVALUATED BY THE FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION. THESE PRODUCTS ARE NOT INTENDED TO DIAGNOSE, TREAT, CURE OR PREVENT ANY DISEASE.
DO NOT take if pregnant or lactating without the personalized advice of an appropriately licensed practitioner. If a rash or other side effect develops, discontinue use immediately and contact your appropriately licensed practitioner.
