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Stabilizing Tablets by Seven Forests, also known as Gu Ben Xi Feng Pian, is used for unsteady gait and supports normal nervous system function.

Stabilizing Tablets is based on several modern prescriptions described in the Chinese literature as suitable for patients with various neurodegenerative disorders. The name of this formula refers to the fact that the "foundation" of the body is the strength of the liver/kidney system and the disturbance of stability is usually the result of internal wind. Hence, the formula is aimed at stabilizing the body by strengthening the foundation and calming the disturbance.

Chinese Symptomology: Unsteady Gait

Western Symptomology: Parkinson's Disease; Post-stroke syndrome; Progressive form of Multiple Sclerosis

Actions: Nourish Kidney/Liver; Calm Internal Wind; Vitalize Blood

- Unsteady Gait
- Supports Normal Nervous System Function

Stabilizing Tablets Ingredients: Lycium Fruit, Gastrodia, Red Root Sage Root, Cornus, Cistanches, Cordyceps Mycelium, Silkworm, Ligusticum.

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.


STA$21.00








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