Click to enlargeSeven Forests - Carthamous 11 - 100 tabs

Carthamus 11 by Seven Forests, also known as known as Hong Hua Tongjing Pian, promotes blood circulation, expels cold and alleviates menstrual pain. Carthamus 11 is recommended for those with cold hands and feet and menstrual pain.

Carthamus 11 is based on the combination of two approaches to treating dysmenorrhea and other cases of stagnation in the lower abdomen. It includes key ingredients of the popular patent remedy Tong Jing Wan (free the menses pills), a blood vitalizing formula, with zedoaria, salvia, cnidium, carthamus, corydalis, and tang-kuei.

Chinese Symptomology: Infertility; Cold Hands and Feet; Irregular Menstruation

Western Symptomology: Dysmenorrhea

Actions: Vitalize Blood; Regulate Qi; Alleviate Pain

- Abdomen(Lower) Stagnation
- Cold Feet
- Cold Hands
- Supports normal menstruation
- Supports normal fertility
- Menstrual pain

Carthamus 11 Ingredients: Peony (White), Red Root Sage Root, Tangkuei, Zedoaria, Licorice, Carthamus, Cnidium Fruit, Cyperus Rhizome, Corydalis, Aurantium Fruit.

Suggested Use: Take 2 to 3 tablets, 3 times a day or as directed by your healthcare practitioner.

Consult your healthcare practitioner prior to using this product.

Keep out of reach of children.


CA11$21.00








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