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Run Chang Tang is Best For

Run Chang Tang is recommended for people, especially the elderly with constipation.

Run Chang Tang may be used for the following:

  • Clears heat
  • Moistens intestines
  • Promotes bowel movements.

 

Run Chang Tang History

 

Run Chang Tang was originally formulated in the 13th century by Chinese physician Li Gao. He lived during the Genghis Khan invasions, a time of war where food shortages were common and people survived on rotting food and even human flesh. So Li Gao became the founder of the school of supplementing earth, which was an innovative concept of regulating the digestive system in order to treat disease instead of just focusing on expelling pathogens. Run Chang Tang was one of the formulas recorded in Li Gao’s book on balancing digestion. The formula went through a moderate revision over the centuries to make it into the effective constipation formula we use today.

 

Traditional Indications

Constipation, especially in the elderly marked by dry skin, hard abdominal wall or lax abdomen with hard stools resembling rabit excrement. The formula can be used for a long time without producing side effects.

Modern Indications

  • Constipation in the elderly
  • Habitual constipation
  • Supports normal arterial function

 

100g / Bottle

To be taken orally with warm water.

5g / time

2times / day

Run Chang Tang Herbal Tea Granules / Digestive & Constipation 润肠汤颗粒

€40.00Price

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