Fu Fang Qing Dai Wan for Psoriasis and skin rashes

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Fu Fang Qing Dai Wan for Psoriasis and skin rashes (200 pills)

Fu Fang Qing Dai Wan is a traditional herbal formula known in TCM for its detoxifying and anti-inflammatory properties, which make it suitable for treatment of Psoriasis symptoms.

This remedy is highly recommended for:

• Psoriasis
• Skin rashes
• Skin inflammation

Psoriasis is a chronic, immune-related inflammatory skin condition associated with red, raised patches with silvery scales on the skin which are often itchy and sore, and which may also cause skin cracking or bleeding, especially around joints.

TCM theory attributes Psoriasis and similar skin rashes or outbreaks to “excess of heat” or “excess of yang energy”, which is understood in TCM as a certain type of imbalance within the body leading, among others, to symptoms such as fever, flushed face, skin rashes, anxiety, digestive issues and various inflammatory conditions.

There are multiple factors which may contribute to this imbalance including environmental factors (such as hot weather, pollution), stress as well as diet. For example, some common foods and drugs are understood in TCM to cause or exacerbate the excess of heat. These include seafood, red and/or fatty meat (lamb, beef), certain fruits such as mango, tobacco, alcohol and “hot” spices including chilli, cumin, ginger, cinnamon or garlic. On the other hand some foods or herbs, in particular mint, watermelon or cucumbers are understood as having “cold” or “cooling” properties and to facilitate reduction of “heat” in the body.

Therefore, for best results whilst taking this remedy it is highly recommended to also consume plenty of “cold” foods, in particular mint or mint tea.

Ingredients: please refer to the product’s picture gallery

Dosage and administration: please refer to the product’s picture gallery. Please note that this remedy may react with certain foods, drugs, herbs and/or medication causing unpleasant rashes, therefore please avoid alcohol, tobacco and “hot” foods or spices while taking this remedy. These side effects are not normally dangerous and should subside within a short period of time if you cease taking this remedy.  If you experience any unexpected reaction, please stop taking the remedy immediately and contact our TCM practitioner for advice.