Description
AFTERNOON STRENGTH is specifically used for WEI syndrome and multiple sclerosis. Its effect is not exclusively focused on the lungs, but also on late effects of infections where a collapse of the PO (animal soul) is considered causative. This preparation has several effects: It reduces the so-called empty heat in the lungs, strengthens the Yin, and supports the body in expelling harmful toxins. Additionally, it has a mucolytic effect and stabilizes the PO, which is relevant for both emotional stability and physical function.
It is important that all three preparations for the treatment of WEI syndrome can be combined. MORNING STRENGTH is taken in the morning during the Yang-Ming phase to stimulate energy flow and prepare the body for the day. AFTERNOON STRENGTH is used in the afternoon during the lung-minus time to specifically support lung function and compensate for existing deficiencies. EVENING STRENGTH is used in the evening and serves to nourish the Yin and restore the balance between Yin and Yang.
The recommended duration of therapy is at least 4 to 7 years. This period is necessary to achieve stable effects and should be consistently combined with acupuncture and Qi Gong. These complementary measures enhance the effect of AFTERNOON STRENGTH and contribute to a comprehensive treatment.
Additional Information
Type of administration
Tablets 140 pcs.
Indications
Multiple sclerosis (PO minus), late effects of infections that are not completely cured, such as pneumonia, severe flu-like infections, gastroenteritis, dysentery, amoebic dysentery, late effects after vaccinations; accompanying exhaustion, depressive mood, night sweats
Contraindications
Lung Qi and Yang deficiency, accumulation of phlegm and cold-dampness
Pregnancy
Permitted
Dosage
As part of the MS-TCM program: 6 to 10 tablets in the afternoon during bladder time between 3:00 PM and 5:00 PM or 6 to 10 tablets three times a day, distributed throughout the day, always before meals.
Spicy condiments, ginger tea, fennel, caraway, star anise, cinnamon tea, lamb, poultry, smoking, coffee, black tea, vinegar, sauerkraut
