Core Benefits

Nourishes Yin & Tonifies Kidneys

Addresses kidney Yin deficiency symptoms: sore/weak lower back and knees, dizziness, tinnitus, night sweats, seminal emissions.

Regulates Deficiency-Heat

Alleviates internal heat due to Yin deficiency: hot flashes, palm/sole fever, dry mouth/throat.

Enhances Vitality

Supports immunity improvement and fatigue relief (adjuvant therapy).

Target Users

Kidney Yin Deficiency Patterns: Red tongue with scant coating, rapid-thin pulse, night sweats, "five-center heat" (chest, palms, soles).

Menopausal women (Yin-deficient hot flashes), chronic fatigue from overwork/late nights.

Contraindication: Kidney Yang deficiency (aversion to cold, cold limbs, loose stools).

Key Ingredients Analysis

Rehmannia (Shu Di Huang): Primary herb; replenishes kidney essence.

Cornus (Shan Zhu Yu) & Dioscorea (Shan Yao): Nourish liver/spleen, synergize kidney tonification.

Alisma (Ze Xie) & Poria (Fu Ling): Promote diuresis, counteract Rehmannia’s cloying nature.

Moutan Bark (Mu Dan Pi): Clears deficiency-heat, drains liver fire.

Notes for International Readers

Terminology: Aligns with WHO International Standard Terminologies on Traditional Medicine.

Modern Use: Often labeled as "Liu Wei Di Huang Wan" (Pinyin) in Western herbal markets.

Caution: Avoid during cold/flu (exterior pathogens); consult TCM practitioners for personalized dosing