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Treat painful joints and limbs (particularly the joints of the leg) which get worse with cold weather with Herbsmith Impulsion. Designed to offer joint support specifically for the horse with an even temperament, this combination of herbs does not increase energy to whole body or calm the spirit. This blend is for the balanced horse that suffers from joints that gets worse in the winter months. Features: Treats painful joints and limbs Offers joint support Designed for horses with an even temperament Additional Information Chinese Theory: Herbsmith Impulsion is a modification of an ancient herbal blend to support joint health. These herbs address joint discomfort that often increases with cold weather and subsequently diminishes with warmth. This discomfort may also be accompanied by a sensation of heaviness and numbness in the limbs. This joint discomfort is due to a local obstruction of Qi from the effects of wind, cold and dampness. The painful obstruction is called “bi". The presence of wind is manifested in the change of positions either within the joint or between multiple joints. This bi also becomes more prevalent in cold weather. The numbness results from a combination of wind and dampness. Suggested Use: Administer two (2) tablespoons twice daily for the initial twenty days or when cold weather is present, then, two (2) tablespoons daily thereafter. Note: In the event the horse refuses to eat herbs, start with small amounts in the grain until the horse is acquainted with the taste. Almost all horses will eat the herbs in their grain. Precautions: Not to be used in pregnant mares. Ingredients: Ramulus Mori Albae – sang zhi – Mulberry twig Actions: Expel wind dampness, unblocks the channels, and benefits the joints. Caulis Piperis Futokadsurae – hai feng teng – Kadsura stem Actions: Expel wind dampness, unblocks the channels, and alleviates pain. Radix Angelicae Sinensis – dang gui – Chinese Angelica Root Actions: Invigorates, tonifies, and harmonizes the blood and disperses cold in chronic wind-damp painful obstructions. Note: Causes uterine contractions and therefore should not to be administered to pregnant mares. Radix et Rhizoma Notopterygii – qiang huo – Notopterygium root Actions: Releases to the exterior and disperses cold, unblocks painful obstructions and alleviates pain. Radix Angelicae Pubescentis – du huo – Pubescent Angelica root Actions: Dispels wind and dampness in wind, cold and damp painful obstructions especially of the legs and lower back and alleviates pain. Radix Gentianae Qinjiao – qin jiao –Gentiana macrophylla root Actions: Expel wind dampness. Gummi Olibanum – ru xiang – Frankincense Actions: Breaks up blood stasis and helps treat localized pain. Radix aucklandiae lappae – mu xiang – Aucklandia Actions: Supports the spleen which improves water balance and resolves dampness. Radix Achyranthis Bidentatae – ni

Stomach Curing 80 Tabs from Dr. Shen's This herbal wonder is a fixture in every Chinese medicine cabinet, and a must for world travellers.Reduces food stagnation, Sends rebellious stomach Qi downwards, Clears Heat, Dries Dampness. INDICATIONS FOR USE: Nausea and/or headache due to, stomach "flu", over eating, hangover, unfamiliar diet, motion sickness, morning sickness, simple indigestion, etc. Key Ingredients: Costus Root, Saussureae Radix - Mu Xiang. Moves the Qi, Dissipates stagnant intestinal Qi, Alleviates Pain aplotaxene, a-ionone, b-seline, saussurealactone, costunolide, camphnene, phellandrene Angelica Root Angelica Dahurica, Bai Zhi Expels Wind, Releases Surface, Alleviates Pain, Reduces Swelling, Expels Dampness and Alleviates Discharge Angelical, byakangelicol, imperatorin Medicated Leaven, Massa Fermentata. Shen Qu Dissolves Food, Transforms Accumulations, Aides Digestion yeast, glycosides, vitamin B Mint Leaf Mentha Folium: Bo He Frees Constrained Qi, Clears the Head and Eyes, DispersesWind Heat menthol, camphene, limonene, pulegone Citrus Peel - Citri Rubrum Exocarpum- Chen Pi Moves the Qi, Strengthens Spleen, Dries Dampness, Directs the QiDownward, Prevents Stagnation llimoline, isopropenyltoluene, elemene, copanene, carotene, vitamin B1, vitamin C Chrysanthemum Chrysanthemomi Flos, Ju Hua Disperses Wind, Clears Heat from the Eyes, Pacifies the Liver Adenine, choline, stachydrine, Vitamin B1 Ornamental Orchid - Gastrodia Rhiz - Tian Ma Pacifies the Liver, Extiguishes Wind, Alleviates Pain, Disperses Painful Obstruction vannillyl, vanillin, alkaloids, vitamin A Hoelin Mushroom - Poria Cocos: Fu Ling Quiets the Heart, Calms the Spirit, Harmonizes the Middle, Strengthens Stomach/Spleen B-pachyman, tumulosic acid, 3B-hydtoxylanosta-7, chitin, protein, lecithin Job??s Tears - Coicis Semen - Yi Yi Ren Leaches our dampness, Strengthens Stomach/Spleen, Clears Damp Heat, Reduces Diarrhea coixol, coixenolide, vitamin B1, leuciine, lysine Magnolia Bark - Magnolia Cortex - Hou Po Moves the Qi, Transforms Dampness, Resolves Stagnation, Directs Rebellious QiDownward magnolol, iso-magnolol, honokiol, machilol, eudesmol Patchouli - Agastach Pogostemi, Huo Xiang Transforms Dampness, Releases the Exterior, Harmonizes the Center, Expells Dampness Methylchaviocol, anethole, anisaldehyde, d-limonene White Atractylodis - Atractylodis Rx, Bai Zhu Benefits the Qi, Stabilizes the Exterior, Strengthens the Spleen, Dries Dampness atractylol, atractylon, vitamin A Rice Sprout - Oryzae Germinantus - Gu Ya Dissolves Food Stagnation, Strengthens Stomach amylase, vitamin B Kudzu Root - Pueraria Radix, Ge Gen Clears Heat, Releases Muscles of Upper Body, Nourishes Fluids Puerarin, puerarin-xyloside, daidzin, B-sitosterol. Stomach Curing 80 Tabs from Dr. Shen's

Horny Goat Weed is standardized to 10% icariin. Horny Goat Weed is a traditional Chinese tonic for healthy sexual activity. Horny Goat Weed originates in China where it is called yin yang huo because it is a tonic for the female (yin) and the male (yang).

The Shing Huo Blossom is a lovely spring motif, with two bright blue birds taking flight from a branch. Large (3ft. x 6ft.), hand painted ink and watercolor silk screen. Song dynasty (10th century China) brush art style. Crafted from silk covered paper, glued over four side-by-side lacquered wood frames. Matted with a fine Chinese silk brocade border. Comes with lacquered brass geometric hangers for easy mounting. Can be displayed as a privacy screen, partly folded to stand upright on a table or floor. Note that no two renderings are exactly the same. Subtle, beautiful hand painted wall art for a fraction of the cost of a comparable print.