China – Wheezing Cough 60T Nappi:895633-003

Description

China – Wheezing Cough 60T (NAPPI: 895633‑003) is a traditional Chinese herbal formula designed to support respiratory health, particularly in cases of chronic cough, wheezing, and phlegm congestion. Based on TCM principles, it works by helping the lungs descend Qi, clear phlegm, and reduce heat, supporting the Lung and Spleen systems. The tablets contain a blend of herbs traditionally used to soothe the respiratory tract, improve airflow, and alleviate chest tightness or discomfort. It is intended as a complementary approach to help manage cough and wheezing symptoms and is not a substitute for conventional medical treatment.

🌿 Common Ingredients:

🌰 Prunus armeniaca Seed (Xing Ren)

• Traditionally used to relieve cough and support breathing.

🌸 Fritillaria cirrhosa Bulb (Chuan Bei Mu)

• Helps transform Phlegm and soothe the respiratory tract.

🌿 Cynanchum glaucescens Rhizome (Bai Qian)

• Traditionally used to direct Lung Qi downward and ease coughing.

🍊 Citrus reticulata Peel (Chen Pi)

• Supports digestion and helps transform Phlegm.

🌱 Houttuynia cordata Herb (Yu Xing Cao)

• Traditionally used to clear Lung Heat.

🌿 Scutellaria baicalensis Root (Huang Qin)

• Helps clear Heat and support respiratory health.

🌾 Pinellia ternata Tuber (Ban Xia)

• Traditionally used to dry Dampness and transform Phlegm

🍃 Ginkgo biloba Seed (Bai Guo)

• Traditionally used to help reduce wheezing.

🌱 Panax ginseng Root (Ren Shen)

• Supports Lung and Spleen Qi.

🌼 Aster tataricus Root (Zi Wan)

• Traditionally used for chronic cough and mucus.

🌻 Tussilago farfara Flower (Kuan Dong Hua)

• Helps soothe cough and wheezing.

🌿 Platycodon grandiflorum Root (Jie Geng)

• Supports the lungs and throat.

🍄 Poria cocos (Fu Ling)

• Helps resolve Dampness and supports digestion.

🌱 Perilla Leaf (Zi Su Ye)

• Traditionally used to regulate Lung Qi.

🍃 Licorice Root (Gan Cao)

• Harmonizes the formula and soothes the respiratory tract.

💨 Traditional Uses:

Traditionally used to support:

🌬️ Chronic cough

🫁 Chronic bronchitis

💨 Wheezing

😮‍💨 Shortness of breath

🟡 Thick yellow phlegm

🫧 Excess mucus production

🫁 Lung Heat patterns

🌿 Respiratory congestion

🛡️ Lung and Spleen Qi support

⚡ Asthma-like symptoms associated with Heat Phlegm patterns in TCM

🌱 Other Information:

💊 Typical Dosage: 2 tablets twice daily, preferably 30 minutes before or after meals

🌬️ Traditionally used when coughs are accompanied by thick yellow mucus and chest congestion

🌿 Supports both Lung and Spleen function according to TCM principles

🚭 Avoid smoking and respiratory irritants where possible

💧 Adequate hydration may help support healthy mucus clearance.

🤰 Consult a healthcare professional before use during pregnancy or breastfeeding

⚠️ Persistent wheezing, breathing difficulties, chest pain, or worsening respiratory symptoms should be assessed by a healthcare professional

🧴 Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight

🏺 Historical Background:

• Origins in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM):
  This formula is based on classical TCM prescriptions such as Zhi Ke Ding Chuan Wan, which have been used for centuries to relieve cough, wheezing, and phlegm congestion. Ancient practitioners observed that chronic cough and respiratory distress often resulted from Lung Qi obstruction, phlegm accumulation, or heat in the lungs.

• Traditional Use:
  Historically, these herbal combinations were prescribed for symptoms like persistent coughing, asthma-type wheezing, bronchitis, chest tightness, and difficulty breathing. TCM theory emphasizes restoring the lungs’ natural ability to descend Qi and remove phlegm.

• Modern Adaptation:
  Today, China – Wheezing Cough 60T tablets are a standardized, convenient version of these ancient remedies. They are widely used in South Africa and elsewhere as a complementary support for respiratory health, maintaining the balance of Lung and Spleen systems according to TCM principles.

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