Jade Calm

Premenstrual Syndrome with Breast Pain

Focus of Treatment:
-Relieve constrained Liver Qi
-Calm the Mind
-Cool Heat in the Liver
-Nourish and regulate the Blood
-Support the Spleen and Kidney

He huan pi
 
 (Silk tree bark)
  
Chai hu
 
 (Bupleurum root)
  
Bai shao
 
 (White peony root)
  
Chi shao
 
 (Chinese red peony root)
  
Dang gui shen
 
 (Dong quai root)
  
Chuan xiong
 
 (Sichuan lovage rhizome)
  
Mu dan pi
 
 (Tree peony root bark)
  
Dan shen
 
 (Chinese salvia root and rhizome)
  
Zhi xiang fu
 
 (Cyperus rhizome (prepared))
  
Xu duan
 
 (Sichuan teasel root)
  
Qing pi
 
 (Tangerine dried rind of green fruit)
  
Bo he
 
 (Chinese mint herb)

Contraindicated during an acute phase of an infection or attack by an external pathogen