External Wind is one of the six adverse influences (Wind, Heat, Dryness, Cold, Dampness, Summer Heat), and was considered
by ancient physicians as the preeminent pathogenic force in the development of illness - the provocation of a hundred diseases.
External Wind is insidious: like a cold draft enters a house through small cracks in the walls, Wind can invade the body when it is
weak or undefended. The concept of External Wind not only includes the movement of air, but any sudden changes in the
external environment that disrupt the organism's ability to adapt. The first line of defense is the body's external envelope, the skin
and subcutaneous nerves, vessels and muscles. Poor circulation of Blood, Qi, and Wei throughout the surface layer makes the
individual vulnerable to attack by External Wind that penetrates through the pores and channels, especially in the regions of the
head, neck, upper back, and chest. Attack by External Wind also prepares the way for invasion by other pathogenic entities such
as Heat or Dampness as if these other adverse influences ride "piggy-back" on the Wind. Once it penetrates the external regions,
External Wind (particularly if it is joined with Heat, Cold, or Dampness) can lodge within the channels (Jing-luo), resulting in the
obstruction of Qi, Blood, and Moisture circulation. This obstruction of surface circulation often underlies arthritic and rheumatic
complaints as well as recurrent headaches and respiratory allergies. Purge External Wind enables the organism to mobilize its
defensive resources at the surface by activating Qi, Blood, and Wei in the channels and blood vessels of the skin and muscles.*
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Purge external wind
kr.350,00
Purrge External Wind – 2 Oz (52,9 ml)
Wind, Heat, Dryness, Cold, Dampness, Summer Heat
External Wind is one of the six adverse influences (Wind, Heat, Dryness, Cold, Dampness, Summer Heat), and was considered
by ancient physicians as the preeminent pathogenic force in the development of illness – the provocation of a hundred diseases.
External Wind is insidious: like a cold draft enters a house through small cracks in the walls, Wind can invade the body when it is
weak or undefended. The concept of External Wind not only includes the movement of air, but any sudden changes in the
external environment that disrupt the organism’s ability to adapt. The first line of defense is the body’s external envelope, the skin
and subcutaneous nerves, vessels and muscles. Poor circulation of Blood, Qi, and Wei throughout the surface layer makes the
individual vulnerable to attack by External Wind that penetrates through the pores and channels, especially in the regions of the
head, neck, upper back, and chest. Attack by External Wind also prepares the way for invasion by other pathogenic entities such
as Heat or Dampness as if these other adverse influences ride “piggy-back” on the Wind. Once it penetrates the external regions,
External Wind (particularly if it is joined with Heat, Cold, or Dampness) can lodge within the channels (Jing-luo), resulting in the
obstruction of Qi, Blood, and Moisture circulation. This obstruction of surface circulation often underlies arthritic and rheumatic
complaints as well as recurrent headaches and respiratory allergies. Purge External Wind enables the organism to mobilize its
defensive resources at the surface by activating Qi, Blood, and Wei in the channels and blood vessels of the skin and muscles.*
Ingredients;
Pin Yin Herb – Common Name
Sang ye – White mulberry leaf
Ge gen – Kudzu root
Ju hua – Chrysanthemum flower
Fang feng – Siler root
Qiang huo – Notopterygium root and rhizome
Bai zhi – Fragrant angelica root
Bo he – Chinese mint herb
Xin yi hua – Magnolia flower
Gui zhi – Chinese cinnamon twig
Chai hu – Bupleurum root
Chuan xiong – Sichuan lovage rhizome
Gao ben – Chinese lovage root and rhizome
Gan cao – Chinese licorice root and rhizome
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