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Shivers or "Severe Chills"

Exterior syndrome

Severe stagnation caused by exterior factors, skin pores close, Wei Qi pushes up against the closed pores in an attempt to push out the pathogenic factor. This creates shivering.

• Formula:
  • Ma Xing Shi Gan Tang

Febrile Disease

Any attack of pathogenic heat. According to Wen Bing theory, usually the Wei and Qi stage heat.

Chuan Bei Pi Pa Gao - Loquat Sore Throat Syrup

Soothes Irritated Sore Throat & Cough

Cold and Flu Elixir

A Natural and Speedy Remedy for Cold / Flu

Perpetual Shield Immune Booster

Strengthen the Body with Immune-Enhancing Chinese Herbs

Frosties Crystals

Soothes the Mouth and Throat

Internal Cleanse Capsules

Promotes Gentle Detoxification

African Sea-Coconut Cough Syrup

Soothes a Sore Throat & Relieves Cough

Ancient Treasures Tea

A Calming, Cleansing & Circulating Tea