Syndromes and symptoms: 

• Kid Yin deficiency - Nausea, dementia, type 2 diabetes, restlessness, high blood pressure, hair loss, infertility, anxiety.

• Kid Jing deficiency - Sexual dysfunction, gray hair, dementia, fatigue weakness, bone and tooth weakness, tinnitus, autoimmune diseases.

• Lu Yin deficiency - Weak voice, dry cough, obstructive pulmonary disease, hoarseness, dry skin, allergies, chronic throat infections, shortness of breath, sinus congestion.

 

Treatment goals:

Strengthening the kidneys, body fluids and supporting the essence (Jing)
Nourishing kidney Yin and blood
Regulate The Qi in the channels, regulating menstrual cycle
Thickening of the lining of the uterus
Supporting Dan Tian and quality of ovulation
Lowering FSH levels
Balancing menopause symptoms, hot flashes and night sweats
Calm the spirit & the mind

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Daily dosage:  1 capsule, 3 times a day

Serving per container : 90 capsules (monthly amount)

 

Ingredients

• Rehmania glutinosa - Shu Di Huang

• Angelica sinensis - Dang Gui

• Wolfiporia extensa - Fu ling

• Ophiopogon japonicus - Mai Men Dong

• Paeonia lactiflora - Bai Shao

• Asparagus  cochinchinesis - Tian Men Dong

• Curcuma longa - Yu Jin

• Paeonia suffruticosa - Mu Dan Pi

• Pinellia ternata - Fa Ban Xia

• Cinnamomum aromaticum - Rou Gui

• Zingiber officinale - Sheng Jiang

• Glycyrrhiza - Gan Cao

 

Scientific study

Botanic Yin  formulation is based on a clinical trial (human) conducted from 2005-2008 at the Assuta Medical Center. The study examined the effect of providing herbal formulations on male fertility indices. Members of the research team were fertility doctors and Chinese physicians, among them Tel Bello founders of iyar herbals. 

 

About Women infertility Integrated treatments 

A Meta-analysis, which covered all the clinical trials (40 in number, and more than 4,000 women) between the years 1995 to 2013 that examined the effect of treatment combining traditional Chinese medicine with western medicine is that the combination therapy of traditional Chinese medicine to Western medicine increases 1.74 times the chance of getting pregnant In addition, pregnant women who were at risk and received both treatments, continuity pregnancy was higher by 28%. Moreover, there were about 66% of pregnancies in the group receiving combination therapy compared to 30% in the control group during the treatment period of three to six months. In addition to examining pregnancy rates, a number of experiments evaluated the effect of treatment in Chinese medicine for more fertility indices when compared to Western medicine. About half of the trials involving 2,059 women reported rates of ovulation.A meta-analysis of these studies showed an increased 18% chance of ovulation,which improved with combination therapy in Chinese medicine as compared to the standardtherapy in women with a history related to ovulation cycles.

 

 

 

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