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Category: Psyche, nerves, insomnia, senses, acute attack, hidden pathogen, fatigue, detox, immunity.

Use of the formula according to Traditional Chinese Medicine:

  • expels Gu ("worms" = microbes, yeast and parasites) with sharp and aromatic Yao
  • drains wind and dampness
  • clears heat and cools the blood
  • tonifies and moves the blood

Description:

In Chinese medicine, Gu is a term for "worms". In a more modern sense, however, these are not just worms. The mixture is used to treat a large group of diseases of "external" origin – i.e., the organism is attacked, often by very resilient pests such as Borrelia, Chlamydia, yeast… etc. Even after standard treatment, when everything seems to be fine, part of the pathogen remains hidden in one of the deeper layers, waiting for its "opportunity". We then speak of a so-called "hidden pathogen". It can reactivate at any time when our defensive energy level drops below a critical threshold, or when it is not flowing as it should, for example due to stress.

Western diagnostic methods often reveal nothing, yet we do not feel well. We keep experiencing recurring states of fatigue and exhaustion and it feels as if "something is coming on". We have headaches, joint or muscle pain, we feel feverish or actually measure a temperature, we have a sore throat, or we develop tonsillar plugs.

The mixture is formulated in such a way that sharp and aromatic products (mint and perilla are in the name, the third emperor herb is Dahurian Angelica) expel Gu from the body. It also moves blood and blood stasis, clears the liver and opens the clear orifices – thus calming the spirit. The formula not only expels the "bad", but also gently supports the "good" so that the weakened organism can deal with the uninvited guest: it tonifies the blood – fuel for both the spirit and the nervous tissue. This calms mental imbalance or neurological problems – tremors, tingling, numbness, problems with expression, word retrieval, etc. A person stops feeling dazed and enjoys every day again.

Indications:

  • hidden pathogen – chronic infections and inflammation
  • symptoms are diverse, may or may not be pronounced
  • exhaustion, easy fatigability
  • neuromuscular problems – tremors, tingling, numbness, sensory skin disorders
  • dazedness, brain fog
  • headaches, dizziness
  • psychological imbalance, mood swings, loss of motivation
  • feeling of increased temperature
  • joint, muscle, skin pain
  • chronic sore throat, tonsillar plugs
  • skin problems
  • digestive problems

Modern use:

  • Lyme disease
  • systemic candidiasis (overgrown yeast)
  • chlamydia
  • chronic mononucleosis
  • chronic fatigue syndrome
  • pinworms
  • tapeworms
  • roundworms
  • schistosomiasis
  • filariasis
  • acquired immunodeficiency syndrome HIV/AIDS
  • autoimmune diseases

Tongue:

  • according to the prevailing pattern

Pulse:

  • according to the prevailing pattern

Note:

At the beginning of taking the mixture, a so-called Herx reaction may occur, which is how the organism reacts to cleansing from pathogens; it may manifest as restlessness, nausea, vomiting or diarrhoea and worsening of heat symptoms – during the reaction it is good to drink plenty of fluids, rest and contact a Chinese medicine therapist.

For the formula to be fully effective, it must be administered in sufficiently high doses, which are higher than usual, for a period of at least 3–9 months.

Composition of the formula:

PreparationChineseCzechLatin
 Zi Su Yeperilla leafFol. perillae
 Bo Hemint leafFol. menthae
 Bai ZhiDahurian angelica rootRad. angelicae dahuricae
QingLian Qiaoforsythia fruitFruc. forsythiae
 Qing Haosweet wormwood herbHerb. artemisiae annuae
 Jue Ming Zicassia seedSem. Cassiae
ShengChai Hubupleurum herbRad. bupleuri
ShengChuan Xiongligusticum rhizomeRhiz. ligustici
 Huai Huasophora flower budFlos sophorae japonicae immaturus
 San QiGinseng root (pseudoginseng)Rad. pseudoginseng
 Dang Guidong quai rootRad. angelicae sinensis
 ShengBai Shaowhite peony rootRad. paeoniae alba
 ShengHuang Qiastragalus rootRad. astragali
 ZhiHe Shou Wufo-ti root tuberRad. polygoni multiflori
 Bei Sha Shenglehnia rootRad. glehniae
ShengDi Huangrehmannia root (unprepared)Rad. rehmaniae preparata