ChinaMed Clear Vision Formula 78c

Description

This is a widely used variant of Liu Wei Di Huang Wan (Rehmannia Six Formula), which was first recorded in the 'Precious Mirror for Advancement of Medicine' (yi ji bao jian) by Dong Xi-xuan, 1777. In contrast to Rehmannia Six Formula (which mainly threats the Kidney), the therapeutic actions of this formula are focused mainly on the Liver to address Liver Blood deficiency and Liver Yin deficiency. It was originally developed in order to treat disorders of the eyes, with the features of dry eyes, poor visual acuity, photophobia, excessive lacrymation, etc.

In addition to treating chronic eye conditions, this formula has a broad range of applications in disorders due to Liver and Kidney Yin deficiency, possibly also with hyperactivity of the Liver Yang. These include chronic headaches, dizziness and hypertension. It should be noted that this formula is not suitable for acute infections of the eye. The main clinical features, as listed above, should be present in order for this formula to be indicated.

• Traditionally used in Chinese medicine to fortify kidneys
• Traditionally used in Chinese medicine to soothe the liver

 

Each capsule contains:

Rehmannia glutinosa (Chinese Foxglove Root) root equiv. to dry 462.2mg Dioscorea oppositifolia (Chinese Yam) root equiv. to dry 232.2mg Cornus officinalis (Cornelian Cherry) fruit equiv. to dry 232.2mg Poria cocos hyphae (Hoelen Tuckahoe Indian Bread) equiv. to dry 174.6mg Alisma plantago aquatica (Water Plantain) rhizome equiv. to dry 174.6mg Lycium barbarum (Goji Berry) fruit equiv. to dry 174.6mg Chrysanthemum sinense (Chrysanthemun) flower equiv. to dry 174.6mg Paeonia suffruticosa (Tree Peony) root bark equiv. to dry 174.6mg

• Discontinue during an episode of common cold or influenza.
• Not for acute inflammatory eye diseases.

TGA Listed product with Aust L 171418.

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